Re^2: Inotify2 + AnyEvent (now ne later)

I'd use \&processTrap. The sub { procesTrap() } should also work, but I don't recommend using that with Tk because I find that it can leak memory (and I don't know if Inotify2 avoids that problem). The other two things you suggested don't pass in a reference to code to be called later; they just call the code right then and then pass in whatever that code returns.

- tye

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Re^3: Inotify2 + AnyEvent (now ne later) by dlal66 (Acolyte) on Oct 04, 2011 at 19:16 UTC
Thank you gentlemen for replying. I tried the suggestions provided but they did not work. So I checked and saw that the script was working on the machine that had AnyEvent version 5.34 installed. I checked the version of AnyEvent on the machine that has the issue and saw that it was running version 7.02 of AnyEvent. So I downloaded the version 5.34 of AnyEvent and after installion, my application is running fine on the new machine. So I guess the version 7.02 introduced a bug. Thanks again for your replies.	[reply]

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Re^3: Inotify2 + AnyEvent (now ne later)
by dlal66 (Acolyte) on Oct 04, 2011 at 19:16 UTC

Thank you gentlemen for replying. I tried the suggestions provided but they did not work. So I checked and saw that the script was working on the machine that had AnyEvent version 5.34 installed. I checked the version of AnyEvent on the machine that has the issue and saw that it was running version 7.02 of AnyEvent. So I downloaded the version 5.34 of AnyEvent and after installion, my application is running fine on the new machine. So I guess the version 7.02 introduced a bug. Thanks again for your replies.

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