Re^4: Advice on perl socket activity

my $ok = $t->put(String => "echo HELLO\n",
                         Timeout => 10,
                         Errmode => "return");
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very nice code. If it took 3 secs for the echo HELLO to complete, and in that 3 secs there was output, wouldn't the output get dropped ? Thanks update: I think I have something workable, using print instead of put, I am not missing anything yet. Print has no timeout. Thanks for your prodding.

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Re^5: Advice on perl socket activity by gmargo (Hermit) on Nov 06, 2009 at 15:58 UTC
No. The socket connection takes care of that. You'll `get()` it on the next loop.	[reply] [d/l]