I was cleaning up my script, before making it public, and I'm reminded of a
possible bug in the OWNet.pm perl library.
Reading the man I thought I understand that calling:
my $ owserver = OWNet->new ("localhost:4303");
while the server is not active, the expected behavior would be that $
owserver is undefined.
But it seems that this does not happen ever.
For now I have found a little workaround:
my $ owserver = OWNet-> new ("localhost: 4304");
print $ owserver-> dir ("/");
if (defined ($ owserver-> {SOCK})) {
print "ERROR";
}
Only after a bus access (I tested dir) I can check the SOCK definition.
If it is as expected, I'll promote the workaround as "normal check",
otherwise I'll try to dig in the lib :)
Thanks!
Giulio
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