To answer my own question..always helps to read the
documentation...I was using the [ ] shorthand form which maps identical
names
THIS:
(__PACKAGE__) => [
'_start' => '_start',
'_stop' => '_stop',
(map { $_ => '_process_request' } keys %
For some reason..when I execute the find method, which should really
execute the '_process_request' method the find isn't replaced with a
reference to _process_request
# CODE ATTEMPT #
my $session = $class->__spawn({easyDBI_alias => 'easydbi_alias'});
$kernel->post('PoeDev
Hi,
just checking one more time: is anyone looking after PoCo::Child, or is
it orphaned?
TIA,
Tony.
On Wed, 15 Apr 2009, Tony Wildish wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I sent this to the bug-poe-component-ch...@rt.cpan.org list some time ago
> but it looks like that list is dead. Is there someone here ma
On 4/27/09 6:07 PM, sungo wrote:
On (04/27 16:53), Evan Carroll wrote:
You're actually worse than ugly, you're hideous. You're the ugly
bastard brother of the ugly duck.
Evan, there really are more polite and professional ways to announce a
new project. Sending us an email that effectively re
Typical.
Having posted a question, I then find similar points in the archive.
Sorry.
However, I think some of my points may still be relevant and are not
covered in the thread 'How does POE speed up operation in reality?'.
Chris Fedde. Mentioned the use of a single host process (presumably a
daem
Hi
I have been looking at Poe for some time but now I believe I have an
application for it. I would welcome some general feedback on my
comments.
Currently we have (a number of) FTP scripts. They each work by sending
files sequentially to a remote FTP servers via one of a number of
methods.
