From: Joshua N Pritikin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > I'd like to see: > > Event->handle(handle => $WIN32_HANDLE, cb => \&callback); > > On Win32, Event::io can be implemented in terms of > Event::handle. Then we get compatibility if people > restrict themselves to Event::io, and the > Win32 people are happy because they can wait on low-level > handle objects with Event::handle. Fair enough - I just need to know how to build a new watcher type, then. (And I need to write a win32.c which parallels unix.c for the non-io-specific stuff, and I need to reimplement io in terms of handle for Win32, ...) Paul.
- Re: Making Event work for Win32 Nick Ing-Simmons
- Re: Making Event work for Win32 Mark Mielke
- Re: Making Event work for Win32 Graham Barr
- Re: Making Event work for Win3... Mark Mielke
- Re: Making Event work for Win32 Joshua N Pritikin
- RE: Making Event work for Win32 Moore, Paul
- Re: Making Event work for Win32 Graham Barr
- Re: Making Event work for Win32 Joshua N Pritikin
- RE: Making Event work for Win32 Moore, Paul
- Re: Making Event work for Win32 Mark Mielke
- RE: Making Event work for Win32 Moore, Paul
- RE: Making Event work for Win32 Moore, Paul
- Re: Making Event work for Win32 Graham Barr
- Re: Making Event work for Win32 Joshua N Pritikin
- Re: Making Event work for Win32 Nick Ing-Simmons
- Re: Making Event work for Win32 Nick Ing-Simmons
- Re: Making Event work for Win32 Graham Barr
- Re: Making Event work for Win32 Joshua N Pritikin
- RE: Making Event work for Win32 Moore, Paul
- RE: Making Event work for Win32 Nick Ing-Simmons
- RE: Making Event work for Win32 Moore, Paul
