On 25/02/07, muppet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The only thing i see is that you handle 'hup' before checking for
> 'in'. It *is* possible to get both conditions in the same callback.
> However, this would only result in losing the last chunk of input,
> not a hang.
This is exactly what is happening. I got him to run a modified version
which prints the conditions, and he was getting
[ in hup ]
(as opposed to [ hup ], which I was getting). Of course
if ($condition eq 'hup') {
is then no longer true. Is
if ($condition >= 'hup') {
the RIght Way To Do It?
> In an attempt to rule out perl or gtk2-perl, attached is a quick port
> of your demo to C. The comment on the first line contains the
> command needed to compile it. Please have your user compile and run
> this and report the behavior.
Thanks. I've passed it on.
Thanks for the help
Jeff
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