I exploit the %SIG hash, found most of values are "undef", some of are "IGNORE";
perl -MData::Dumper -E ' print Dumper \%SIG '
What confuse me is that, if SIGnal's process was set to undef,
how the signal will be processed when it come up ? ( ignore ? call the default action defined by OS ?)
BTW, if I want to set SIGPIPE 's handle to default; how can i to get it ?
$SIG{PIPE} = undef
or
$SIG{PIPE} = ""
or
#some thing else;
very thanks your patient to answer this :)
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