Re: PoCo::Child

2004-12-18 Thread Erick Calder
From: Mike Schroeder [EMAIL PROTECTED] Organization: DonorWare LLC Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2004 16:12:31 -0700 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: PoCo::Child The PoCo::Child examples all use ls as the child program. Mike, for examples of how to read/write, see the PoCo::Player components e.g. Mp3,

Re: PoCo::Child

2004-12-18 Thread Mike Schroeder
Erick Calder wrote: Mike, for examples of how to read/write, see the PoCo::Player components e.g. Mp3, Enc, Slideshow. Thanks Erick -- that's exactly what I did and got it working for the most part. However, I'm not sure how to get rid of the thing! When I am done sending info to the STDIN,

RE: PoCo::Child

2002-09-19 Thread Rob Bloodgood
It didn't install for me: ok 1 - use PoCo::Child ok 2 - session created ok 3 - read-only client started ok 4 - got stdout ok 5 - second instance ok 6 - got stderr ok 7 - done ok 8 - hard callbacks ok 9 - interactive client started ok 10 - client write ok 11 - quit tested ok 12 - client restarted

RE: PoCo::Child

2002-09-19 Thread Erick Calder
: PoCo::Child On Thu, 2002-09-19 at 00:49, Erick Calder wrote: Rocco thought it'd be useful to have a component made out of POE::Wheel::Run so as to eliminate having to create an interim session just to receive events from the wheel... so I've put one together under the name in the subject header