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=head1 NAME |
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Alarm::_TieSIG - Module handling tying of %SIG for alarm extensions. |
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=head1 DESCRIPTION |
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This is an internal utility module for use with the Alarm::* |
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alarm extensions, that handles tying of the Perl built-in |
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variable C<%SIG>. This is deep magic and you use this module |
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at your own risk. |
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To use this class, simply C |
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C function. This replaces C<%SIG> with a dummy tied |
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Whenever the new C<%SIG> is accessed, this class checks to see |
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if the requested key is ALRM. If so, it calls C |
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for STORE's, and C for FETCHes. You must provide |
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All other operations are passed on to the original, magic C<%SIG>. |
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Note: Do I call C more than once. Doing so |
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produces a warning and no other effects. |
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=head1 EXAMPLE |
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The following code will disable, with warnings, attempts to |
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set SIGALRM handlers in your program (although it's not |
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impossible to get past if someone really wanted to): |
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use Alarm::_TieSIG; |
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Alarm::_TieSIG::tiesig(); |
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sub sethandler { |
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warn "\$SIG{ALRM} has been disabled.\n"; |
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sub gethandler { |
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warn "\$SIG{ALRM} has been disabled.\n"; |
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=head1 DISCLAIMER |
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This module is not guaranteed to work. In fact, it will probably |
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break at the most inconvient time. If this module breaks your |
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program, destroys your computer, ruins your life, or otherwise |
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makes you unhappy, do I complain (especially not to me). |
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It's your own fault. |
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Written by Cory Johns (c) 2001. |
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sub tiesig { |
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carp "Attempt to re-tie %SIG"; |
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