Win32::Skype uses Win32::OLE, though no event listening code has been written, it would look like yours (WithEvents ...)

SkypeApi interfaces using c/xs, and has register_handler/listen, which the documentation says are used to listen/respond to events.

So both could work, like your code, but all require that you reference the skype4com documentation.

See http://developer.skype.com/accessories, Skype4COM Event Handler Example for ALL Skype API Messages

See also all of these, they can all help with automation, so you might as well get them all now :)
WinSpy
OLESPY
Win32::OLE - Type Library Browser
http://www.microsoft.com/com/
OLE/COM Object Viewer (oleview.exe)
Scriptomatic 2.0
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In reply to Re^3: Skype4COM capturing events by Anonymous Monk
in thread Skype4COM capturing events by maximus-asoi

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