Hi Monks

Question regarding POE:Wheels, and they are are destroyed/reaped. Currently I use an approach where a message is sent to a Wheel, causing code in the child process to fall out of a loop and exit. This works fine but I get these annoying messages from the kernel: 

!!! Child process PID:12793 reaped: 
!!! Child process PID:12795 reaped: 
!!! Child process PID:12791 reaped: 
!!! Child process PID:12794 reaped:

All I am really after is a way to switch these messages off. Is there a better way to destroy a Wheel, or handle the reaping of a Wheel? I have tried registering the CHLD handler with the kernel, ie. 

$_KERNEL->sig( CHLD => '_sig_child' );

While my _sig_child function is called, it doesn't suppress the kernel message.

Cheers

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In reply to destroying/reaping a POE::Wheel by megamic

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