I just want to say something publicly; Even though it might be taken a million different ways. I want to say thank you to the culture of Perl for engaging me. Culture has many different contexts, and the many different abilities of Perl is what makes it work.

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Re: Mahalo - Thank you in Hawaii
by Discipulus (Canon) on Jul 07, 2017 at 17:08 UTC
    my warmest welcome to the monaastery and to wonderful world of Perl Jambo Hamon!

    L*

    There are no rules, there are no thumbs..
    Reinvent the wheel, then learn The Wheel; may be one day you reinvent one of THE WHEELS.
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      Remember it was done first in Perl. 
      
#!/usr/bin/perl

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i just thought of something great.

A file synchronization or ipc with one open, two forks.

and it's bi-directional with a probability of the time out occuring.

when the time out occurs on the select'ed file handle, it's the other 
+sides time to write.
They could sync this by signal (100% reliable, or so i hear ;)
or by another probabilistic factor such as the size of the file and th
+e time left to read it, \
all other factors outweighed.

Hope that helps.

Having fun if you are,
Jambo

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# seriously i think it will work cos forked process #1, well now maybe
+ it won't 

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        Hi Jambo Hamon. See MCE::Shared.

        use MCE::Shared;

mce_open my $fh, ">", "/foo/bar.log" or die "open error: $!";

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        Any number of workers may write to the handle simultaneously. The shared-manager handles the locking and synchronization transparently.

        Regards, Mario.

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