I didn't know that I was being so unclear.

I understand the basics of whats going on. I've even processed what I want in the irc_352 event. The question is how can I pass that back to where $irc->yield( who => '#poe') was called. I could use globals but there has to be some manageable way to pass around the results of each event. Thats more or less what I'm asking.

I'm looking to translate my @results = $irc->yield (who => '#poe'); into the POE realm if its even possible.

In reply to Re^2: POE::IRC, Where was that tall building again? by novastorm0
in thread POE::IRC, Where was that tall building again? by novastorm0

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