As part of another project that I've been working on, I've been looking at the dualLived modules. There's not many modules that deal with the dualLived. I've used App::DualLivedDiff, but that's about it for dualLived.

I put this bundle of dualLived modules together to help me keep them up to date. Maybe you'll find it useful also.


#!/sw/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use CPAN;

CPAN::Shell->install(

"autodie",
"base",
"bigint",
"constant",
"encoding",
"encoding::warnings",
"if",
"lib",
"parent",
"threads",
"threads::shared",
"version",
"Test::Harness",
"Archive::Extract",
"Archive::Tar",
"Attribute::Handlers",
"AutoLoader",
"B::Debug",
"B::Lint",
"CGI",
"CPAN",
"CPANPLUS",
"CPANPLUS::Dist::Build",
"Class::ISA",
"Compress::Raw::Bzip2",
"Compress::Raw::Zlib",
"Compress::Zlib",
"Cwd",
"DB_File",
"Data::Dumper",
"Devel::InnerPackage",
"Devel::PPPort",
"Digest",
"Digest::MD5",
"Digest::SHA",
"Exporter",
"ExtUtils::CBuilder",
"ExtUtils::Command",
"ExtUtils::MakeMaker",
"ExtUtils::Constant::Base",
"ExtUtils::Install",
"ExtUtils::Manifest",
"ExtUtils::ParseXS",
"File::Fetch",
"File::Path",
"File::Temp",
"Text::Balanced",
"Filter::Simple",
"Filter::Util::Call",
"Getopt::Long",
"I18N::LangTags",
"IO",
"IO::Compress::Base",
"IO::Zlib",
"IPC::Cmd",
"IPC::Msg",
"List::Util",
"Locale::Constants",
"Locale::Maketext",
"Locale::Maketext::Simple",
"Log::Message",
"MIME::Base64",
"Math::BigInt",
"Math::BigInt::FastCalc",
"Math::BigRat",
"Math::Complex",
"Memoize",
"Module::Build",
"Module::CoreList",
"Module::Load",
"Module::Load::Conditional",
"Module::Loaded",
"Module::Pluggable",
"NEXT",
"Net::Cmd",
"Package::Constants",
"Params::Check",
"Parse::CPAN::Meta",
"PerlIO::via::QuotedPrint",
"Pod::Checker",
"Pod::Escapes",
"Pod::LaTeX",
"Pod::Man",
"Pod::Perldoc::ToChecker",
"Pod::Plainer",
"Pod::Simple",
"Pod::Usage",
"Safe",
"SelfLoader",
"Shell",
"Storable",
"Switch",
"Sys::Syslog",
"Test::Harness",
"Term::ANSIColor",
"Term::Cap",
"Term::UI",
"Test",
"Test::Simple",
"Text::Balanced",
"Text::ParseWords",
"Text::Soundex",
"Text::Tabs",
"Thread::Queue",
"Thread::Semaphore",
"Tie::File",
"Tie::RefHash",
"Time::HiRes",
"Time::Local",
"Time::Piece",
"Unicode::Collate",
"Unicode::Normalize",
"Win32",
"Win32API::File",
"XSLoader");

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Update: corrected "version":)

In reply to The Unexplored Territory by Khen1950fx

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