Well, how about a hash ref whose keys are the names of all the modules in @INC? Would that meet your needs? This isn't in the documentation for my module, but you could do: 
use HTML::Perlinfo::Modules;

my $hashref = (HTML::Perlinfo::Modules::find_modules("",1,\@INC))[1];

# Here are all the module names in @INC:
print "$_\n" for (keys %$hashref);

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P.S. If you want even more information on those modules you can look into the values of those keys. Or just use Data::Dumper to see what's in that hashref.

In reply to Re^3: ExtUtils::Installed doesn't list all modules by jacques
in thread ExtUtils::Installed doesn't list all modules by rinceWind

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