The following module was proposed for inclusion in the Module List:
modid: reaper
DSLIP: bdpfp
description: support for reaping child processes via $SIG
userid: JGS (Jeremy Slade)
chapterid: 4 (Operating_System_Interfaces)
communities:
similar:
rationale:
reaper is very small in scope, focused purpose, doesn't really fit
under existing top-level namespace.
enteredby: JGS (Jeremy Slade)
enteredon: Wed Feb 16 05:35:45 2005 GMT
The resulting entry would be:
reaper bdpfp support for reaping child processes via $SIG JGS
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In article <200502160535.j1G5ZmvT022587@no-spam>, Perl Authors
Upload Server <upload@no-spam> wrote:
> modid: reaper
> DSLIP: bdpfp
> description: support for reaping child processes via $SIG
is this a pragma? All lowercase module names are reserved for
pragmas.
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Define pragma. It does define a routine 'reaper' that can be used as:
use reaper qw( reaper );
reaper {
doSomething();
};
So does that count as being a pragma?
Jeremy
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> In article <200502160535.j1G5ZmvT022587@no-spam>, Perl Authors
> Upload Server <upload@no-spam> wrote:
>
>
>> modid: reaper
>> DSLIP: bdpfp
>> description: support for reaping child processes via $SIG
>
>
> is this a pragma? All lowercase module names are reserved for
> pragmas.
>
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In article <42140D15.5040707@no-spam>, Jeremy Slade
<jeremy@no-spam> wrote:
> Define pragma. It does define a routine 'reaper' that can be used as:
that doesn't count as a pragma. You'd know what it was if that's
what you meant to do. :)
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