How do I do that using the ppm or cpan DOS interface? when ....... 


ppm> search Text-CSV
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   1. Text-CSV             [0.01] comma-separated values manipulation 
+routines
   2. Text-CSV             [0.01] Text-CSV
   3. Text-CSV-DetectSepa~ [0.03] Helps to find the fieldseparator in 
+a csv-fi~
   4. Text-CSV-DetectSepa~ [0.03] Text-CSV-DetectSeparator
   5. Text-CSV-Separator   [0.16] Determine the field separator of a C
+SV file
   6. Text-CSV-Separator   [0.16] Text-CSV-Separator
   7. Text-CSV-Simple      [1.00] Simpler parsing of CSV files
   8. Text-CSV-Simple      [1.00] Text-CSV-Simple
   9. Text-CSV-Transform   [0.01] Transform data based on a YAML templ
+ate.
  10. Text-CSV-Transform   [0.01] Text-CSV-Transform
  11. Text-CSV_PP          [1.05] comma-separated values manipulation 
+routines~
  12. Text-CSV_PP          [1.05] Text-CSV_PP
  13. Text-CSV_XS          [0.35] Comma-Separated Values manipulation 
+routines
  14. Text-CSV_XS          [0.35] Text-CSV_XS

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