True, tilly, but at least since ActivePerl 5.6.1 PPM automatically translates the "::" to "-".

Actually PPM or maybe ActiveState's repository itself has its caveats, such as it's impossible to install MIME::Lite, 'cause it shows up twice there...

<UPDATE>
Actually I was wrong here, and tilly was somewhat correct. If ppm finds more than one result for a module you can choose wich one to install by numbers. PPM 3.0 translates '::' to '-' on the install command, but it doesn't for the uninstall command...
</UPDATE>

But to people that are used to work with ActiveState's products - I use Komodo, their multi-language editor - knows that they have some strange bugs sometimes (no flame intended here).

Justo to be sure that nobody misunderstands me, I love Komodo and I think ActivePerl and PPM are great products, but they sure have it's problems.

Best regards,

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