in reply to scheduling prioriting

If your goal is to listen for several inputs simultaneously, without blocking, perhaps you can use IO::Poll or IO::Select.

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Re^2: scheduling prioriting
by gants (Novice) on Oct 28, 2009 at 14:24 UTC

    >If your goal is to listen for several inputs simultaneously, without blocking, perhaps you can use IO::Poll or IO::Select.

    yes, I use select for waiting data appearing into the file, it's look like a watch dog. but values must be different and then I want to do this priorities. for instance if I've got 20 and 60, second bigger then first, also for second must be assigned less timeout then for first value.
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