I haven't read through the rewrite.

What I meant about passing a code reference is using an anonymous sub. 

# create code reference
my $anon_sub = sub { print "Hello world!\n" };
# execute the code
$anon_sub->();

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For Daemonize, it would look something like... 

my $run = sub { die 'unfinished' };
my $d = Daemonize->new( run => $run );

# later, inside Daemonize
    $self->{run}->( $self );

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I think it would be a good idea to pass the Daemonize object to the sub itself (as I did in the example) so it can call methods on it (like logging) if it wants to.

I'm not quite clear about what you're trying to do with $SIG{__DIE__}, but you might want an END block or a DESTROY method instead.

In reply to Re^3: Demonize Module, What are your thoughts? by kyle
in thread Demonize Module, What are your thoughts? by halfbaked

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