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Re: CPAN Shell

neerajlinux Posted: Tue May 18, 2004 4:32 pm

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Re: CPAN Shell

its not that difficult
commands are as follows:
# perl -MCPAN -e shell
CPAN>install <module-name>
for GD say
CPAN>install GD
for GD::Image say
CPAN>install GD::Image
to search installed module say
CPAN> i /GD/
it will show you all modules/sub modules with Name GD
eg:
GD
GD::Image
GD::Text
GD::blabla

neeraj
bangalore, india

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Subject: CPAN Shell

I`m not sure how to set this up or what I need to get this
configured. I would like to use it for downloading and installing
Perl Modules from CPAN or am I incorrect about it`s functionality?

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perl_jam03 Posted: Thu May 20, 2004 11:33 pm

Joined: 05 May 2004

Posts: 16

Re: CPAN Shell

Good points Neeraj.

Once in the shell you can also issue a help command with `h`, which
will give you a summary of all commands the CPAN shell can execute.

Good luck
Rex

--- Neeraj Malve <neerajlinux@...> wrote:
> its not that difficult
> commands are as follows:
> # perl -MCPAN -e shell
> CPAN>install <module-name>
> for GD say
> CPAN>install GD
> for GD::Image say
> CPAN>install GD::Image
> to search installed module say
> CPAN> i /GD/
> it will show you all modules/sub modules with Name GD
> eg:
> GD
> GD::Image
> GD::Text
> GD::blabla
>
> neeraj
> bangalore, india
>
>
> perl_official@yahoogroups.com wrote:
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> Date: Mon, 17 May 2004 16:21:03 -0000
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> Subject: CPAN Shell
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> I`m not sure how to set this up or what I need to get this
> configured. I would like to use it for downloading and installing
> Perl Modules from CPAN or am I incorrect about it`s functionality?
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