HI, I have visited many chatrooms on a specified port(such as 8000).But I have never seen their source codes. Recently,I want to build my chatroom like them with Perl. I can code Socket with Perl and kown some about HTTP.My idea is:accept requests and save these Sockets in a Handles -Hash.When sb. want to say to others,I print his saying to every handles in the Handles-Hash.I set $SIG{PIPE}='IGNORE' ,so that when "print SOCKET" return false or undef I can say the user has gone and delete the user in User-Hash. I have no experience on this matter.Is my idea wrong? I hope I can get some advices from you. Many Thanks.

In reply to My simple idea. by iic

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