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8.131. IO::Select
Implements an object-oriented approach
to the system select function call. Allows the
user to see which I/O handles are ready for reading, writing, or have
an error condition pending.
| new |
new $s = IO::Select->new([handles])
Constructor. Creates a new object and optionally initializes it with
a set of handles.
| add |
$s->add(handles)
Adds list of handles to the IO::Select object, to be returned when an
event occurs. IO::Select keeps the list of handles in a cache, which
is indexed by the handle's file number. Each handle
can be an IO::Handle object, an integer, or a reference to an array,
in which the first element is an IO::Handle object or an integer.
| bits |
$s->bits( )
Returns the bit string that is suitable for use as an argument to the
core select call.
| can_read |
$s->can_read([timeout])
Returns array of handles that are ready for reading.
timeout is the maximum amount of time to
wait before returning an empty list. If
timeout is not given, and any handles are
registered, then the call blocks.
| can_write |
$s->can_write([timeout])
Same as can_read, but checks for handles that can
be written to.
| count |
$s->count( )
Returns the number of handles that the object checks for when one of
the can_ methods is called or the object is passed
to the select static method.
| exists |
$s->exists(handle)
Returns the handle if it is present; otherwise, returns
undef.
| handles |
$s->handles
Returns an array of all registered handles.
| has_error |
$s->has_error([timeout])
Same as can_read, but checks for handles that have
an error condition.
| remove |
$s->remove(handles)
Removes all the given handles from the object, locating them by file
number.
| select |
$s->select(read, write, error[, timeout])
Static method. Call it with the package name as with
new. read,
write, and error are either
undef or IO::Select objects. The optional argument
timeout has the same effect as for the
core select call.
Returns an array of three elements, each a reference to an array or
an empty array on error. The arrays hold the handles that are ready
for reading, ready for writing, and have error conditions,
respectively.
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