On 10-May-00 Anthony George wrote:
> Take a look at http://www.generation.net/~aminer/Perl/, specifically the
> MemMap module, I use this to take between a Win32::GUI interface and a
> 'worker'(no-console app)...
Meanwhile I've found another, portable solution:
My worker process is started by a "glue" program which reads the output from
the worker and sends the data over a socket connection to my Perl/Tk program.
My Perl/Tk program runs in a endless loop, updating the windows, using select
to poll for new data from the socket and process the data (if something is
available ;-). I've tried to do that with fileevent, but I had no luck.
>>tony
>
> Dieter Gobbers wrote:
>
>> On 01/07/00, ""Melissa Matthews" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" wrote:
>> > I am using Perl/Tk on a win32 platform. We would like to be able to
>> > execute a second perl script and get progress statements back from it as
>> > it is running that can be displayed in the Tk interface. We tried
>> > (unsuccessfully) to use fileevent. Is anyone doing something
>> > like this with pipes or anything else?
>>
>> Have you got an answer to this? I'm trying the same and i've been
>> unsuccessful doing it on win32. My scripts are running like a charm under
>> Solaris...
>> I use ActivePerl 5.005 btw.
>>
>> Dieter
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