You could take a look at Win32::API::Callback. This is a part of dada's Win32-API-0.41 package. The documentation is minimalist, the best examples are in the samples directory.

I have no idea whether this would work is conjunction with SetConsoleCtrlHandler, but it's possible. I think that you may well be the first to try to do this, which means you will be on your own for the most part.

The alternative is to write your own callback wrapper in C or XS. You will need a compiler compatible with the build of Perl you are using. Again, you will be very much on your own getting this to work.

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In reply to Re: Re: Re: SetConsoleCtrlHandler Script by BrowserUk
in thread SetConsoleCtrlHandler Script by Anonymous Monk

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