# from Ovod-Everett, Toby
# on Tuesday 26 August 2008 15:14:
>>I think I would need to send a certain signal to that process using
>>kill() and handle that signal using $SIG{}
>
>One approach you might investigate if you're running under Win32 is
>using mutexes - see Win32::Mutex.
Well, $SIG{USR1} would probably be the way to go on every system which
isn't win32.
But there's also wxSocketClient & wxSocketServer (including examples in
the Wx dist at "samples/socket/".)
Unfortunately, that means you are listening on an IP socket instead of
something which is localized to e.g. the X session.
Want to write a Wx DBUS event handler for me? My current thinking is
that it has to hook into the timer loop, but maybe someone has a better
suggestion?
--Eric
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