Olivier Mengué wrote:
2009/9/24 Andreas Altergott alterg...@mira-consulting.net
Please let me (us on the mailing list ;-) ) know if you do.
It would be easier if the mailing list admin would reconfigure the list so
we get poe@perl.org as the recipient when we choose Reply.
More than once I
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 01:29:29PM -0700, Jeremy Leader wrote:
This seems to crop up every so often, and I've never understood why people
are so reluctant to use their mail client's reply-all button/menu/command
when they want to reply to all participants in a discussion.
I agree. I suspect
On Mon, Sep 28, 2009 at 02:08:54PM +0200, Olivier Mengué wrote:
CTRL+C gives SIGBREAK, not SIGCHLD.
Ctrl C gives SIGINT.
I've never seen a SIGBREAK anywhere.
Tony
ctrl-c gives a INT signal which is captured by the sub below. When the
ctrl-c is captured, the code will kill the job with signal TERM, this should
generate a SIGCHLD and make the wheel to exit, not in the state of
zombie.
sub read_from {
my ($input, $exception) = @_[ARG0, ARG1];
my
2009/9/25 woosley. xu. redic...@gmail.com
besides, if you write the interactive code like this:
my $user = STDIN;
chomp $user;
$_[HEAP]-{job}-put($user);
my $pass = STDIN;
chomp $pass;
$_[HEAP]-{job}-put($pass);
It won't pop up all the message from the child process
2009/9/26 Olivier Mengué olivier.men...@gmail.com:
It would be easier if the mailing list admin would reconfigure the list so
we get poe@perl.org as the recipient when we choose Reply.
More than once I made the mistake of replying only to the post author.
Unfortunately that would be exactly
2009/9/24 Andreas Altergott alterg...@mira-consulting.net
Please let me (us on the mailing list ;-) ) know if you do.
It would be easier if the mailing list admin would reconfigure the list so
we get poe@perl.org as the recipient when we choose Reply.
More than once I made the mistake of
On Sep 26, 2009, at 9:52 AM, chris fedde wrote:
2009/9/26 Olivier Mengué olivier.men...@gmail.com:
It would be easier if the mailing list admin would reconfigure the
list so
we get poe@perl.org as the recipient when we choose Reply.
More than once I made the mistake of replying only to
Thanks, Olivier,
Finally I can get the script working except one problem left: How can I reap
child process?
Below is my code. If I input CTRL-C when the script asking for a username or
password, the script dose not exit even if I use $SIG{CHLD}='IGNORE'. By 'ps
-ef', I can see that the
On Sun, 27 Sep 2009 10:59:48 +0800
woosley. xu. redic...@gmail.com wrote:
$_[KERNEL]-sig_child($pid, got_child_signal);
This is your problem line. Remove '$pid,' from the double quotes.
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Nicholas Perez
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type by mistake
corrected, but still don't solve the problem.
2009/9/27 Nick Perez n...@nickandperla.net
On Sun, 27 Sep 2009 10:59:48 +0800
woosley. xu. redic...@gmail.com wrote:
$_[KERNEL]-sig_child($pid, got_child_signal);
This is your problem line. Remove '$pid,' from the double
hi all, I want to run a interactive command using POE::Wheel, I met some
problem.
Here is my code:
###main.pl
use POE qw( Wheel::Run );
POE::Session-create(
inline_states = {
_start = \on_start,
got_child_stdout = \on_child_stdout,
got_child_stderr
Hi,
woosley. xu. wrote:
Apparently I failed to get the password but get the last \n in the first
input to password. But if I got rid of \n, the whole script just blocked.
How can I deal with such a situation?
I didn't find the error, but I've written your application a little bit
different.
-- Forwarded message --
From: woosley. xu. redic...@gmail.com
Date: 2009/9/25
Subject: Re: run an interactive command using POE::Wheel?
To: Andreas Altergott alterg...@mira-consulting.net
Hi, Andreas,
Thanks for your reply.
I found if I changed the my code
On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 10:47:07AM +0800, woosley. xu. wrote:
Still I don't know why I can not put a \n after each words,
perldoc POE::Wheel::Run says *POE::Wheel::Run communicates with the
child process in a line-based fashion by default*
If you look at the documentation for
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