zentara,

as I want to exchange results of a program running on several computer
I don't want that the client gets an echo of his own lines. Therefore the ID,
which is added by the Reader
    push @chat, "$self->{ID}\t$1";

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and removed by the Writer and send if $ID ne $1:
    $chat[$i] =~ /(.+?)\s(.+)[\n\r]*/;
    print $socket $2,$EOL if ( $1 ne $ID && $2 ne $kill);

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So the Writer skips the lines with its ID, ok? But this is easy to change!!

The occurence of the warning of the line 120:

    %E = (map { $1 => $2;  /(.+):(.+)/; } (split /;/, $Elm));

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is something that I don't understand!!
This initial warning disappeares if you either remove 
 
    /(.+):(.+)/;

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or 
    $1 => $2;

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or if you have a seperate function for those two:
    sub _split {
        /(.+):(.+)/;
        return  ($1 => $2) if ($1);
    }

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so that the line 120 looks like
    %E = (map { _split($_)  } (split /;/, $Elm));

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Finally I have to tell you that there is a really, really stupid bug, after the loop of the Writer. This code

    $Elm =''; # to rewrite $E
    foreach ( split /;/, $Elm ) {
        $Elm .= "$_;" unless ( $_ =~ /^$ID\:/);
    }
    cond_broadcast($Elm);

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has to be changed into:
    my $tmp = '';
    foreach ( split /;/, $Elm ) {
        $tmp .= "$_;" if ( $_ !~ /^$ID\:/ && $_ =~/:/);
    }
    $Elm = $tmp;
    cond_broadcast($Elm);

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I think, now everything is ok,
'it can be braodcasted'
Carl

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