in reply to Using the alarm function in ActiveState Perl 5.8 for FileWatch

Win32::ChangeNotify doesn't seem to have a timeout option, but you could accomplish it with the POE wrapper, or the ruby version of Win32::ChangeNotify does look like it has a timeout argument to the wait function.

Update: I am corrected. Win32::ChangeNotify::wait() does have a timeout argument. I just wish you didn't have to look up the docs recursively :-)

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Re^2: Using the alarm function in ActiveState Perl 5.8 for FileWatch
by Jenda (Abbot) on Oct 27, 2006 at 21:59 UTC