Hello everyone,

I have a perl code for monitoring news title.
I use Win32::OLE to access news server.
And news title is updated at real time.
I need keep login state to receive news title.
Login event is also implemented using Win32::OLE

I want execute another code during receiving news title at real time.
In the below example, I want to print something after &get_news.
But I couldn't see print message because my code is stuck at "Win32::OLE->MessageLoop" to receive event of news title update.

How can I execute another code during receiving news update real time?

The below code is brief version of my code, not full code.
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use Win32::OLE qw(EVENTS);

&Login;

&get_news;

print "something printed during receiving news title at real time\n";



sub get_news {

    my $XAReal = Win32::OLE->new('XA_DataSet.XAReal');
    
    $XAReal->SetFieldData('InBlock','nwcode','NWS001');
    
    my $XARealEvents = sub {
        my ( $obj, $event, @args ) = @_;
    
        # 1: OnReceiveRealData
        if ($event) {

            my $time   = $obj->GetFieldData('OutBlock', 'time');
            my $title = $obj->GetFieldData('OutBlock', 'title');
            print "[$time] $title\n";

        }
    };
    
    Win32::OLE->WithEvents(
        $XAReal,
        $XARealEvents,
        '{16602768-2C96-4D93-984B-E36E7E35BFBE}',
    );
    
        $XAReal->AdviseRealData;

        Win32::OLE->MessageLoop;
}

sub Login {

    $XASession = Win32::OLE->new('XA_Session.XASession');
    
    $XASessionEvents = sub {
        my ($obj, $event, @args) = @_;
        
        # 1: OnLogin
        # 2: OnLogout
        # 3: OnDisconnect
        if($event == 1) {
                        print "Login success\n";
            Win32::OLE->QuitMessageLoop;
        } else {
            die "\nLogin ERROR!\n";
        }
    };    
    
    Win32::OLE->WithEvents(
        $XASession,
        $XASessionEvents,
        '{6D45238D-A5EB-4413-907A-9EA14D046FE5}',
    );

    $XASession->Login($user, $pass);

        Win32::OLE->MessageLoop;
}

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