Depends on what exactly you mean by "loaded into Perl" and which PPM version you are using.
I assume you are using PPM4 and want to know which modules have been installed
beyond the ones already bundled with ActivePerl. One
way to check this is by running
ppm list | perl -ne "print if / site /"
This lists all packages ppm knows about, but tilters out only those that have
been installed into the "site" install area.
Cheers,
-Jan
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Is there an easy way to find out which ppm modules have been loaded into Perl?
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