Hi perlmonks!
I wrote a little skript for listening music in my little black box.I copied the code of the Thread from cpan.

And now I have a problem.The skript is printing the length of the track an the position, thatīs fine, but then when the track should be finished, my skript doesnīt continue? o.O
Here comes the code: 
print 'Total Length : '.$winmm- length(1),$/;
while(1) {
          sleep 1;
          print 'Now Position: '.$winmm- pos(1)."\r";
    }
    $winmm- close;
print " \n\n\nTrack finished! \n\n\n";

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It should close the song and print that the Track is finished. Can somebody find out whatīs wrong?


P.s: Sorry for my bad english ;)

In reply to Win32::MediaPlayer what the... by Perforin

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