08-05-2003
Thanks but do you know if there is a syntax calling proc_sub with arguments:
require proc_sub "arg1" "arg2" ... "argn" # ?
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proc::waitstat
WaitStat(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation WaitStat(3pm)
NAME
Proc::WaitStat - Interpret and act on wait() status values
SYNOPSIS
$description = waitstat $?;
exit waitstat_reuse $?;
waitstat_die $?, 'program-name';
close_die COMMAND, 'program-name';
DESCRIPTION
This module contains functions for interpreting and acting on wait status values.
Nothing is exported by default.
waitstat wait-status
Returns a string representation of wait() status value wait-status. Values returned are like "0" and "64" and "killed (SIGHUP)".
This function is prototyped to take a single scalar argument.
waitstat_reuse wait-status
Turn wait-status into a value which can be passed to exit, converted in the same manner the shell uses. If wait-status indicates a
normal exit, return the exit value. If wait-status instead indicates death by signal, return 128 plus the signal number.
This function is prototyped to take a single scalar argument.
waitstat_die wait-status program-name
die() if wait-status is non-zero (mentioning program-name as the source of the error).
This function is prototyped to take two scalar arguments.
close_die filehandle name
Close filehandle, if that fails die() with an appropriate message which refers to name. This handles failed closings of both programs
and files properly.
This function is prototyped to take a filehandle (actually, a glob ref) and a scalar.
EXAMPLES
close SENDMAIL;
exit if $? == 0;
log "sendmail failure: ", waitstat $?;
exit EX_TEMPFAIL;
$pid == waitpid $pid, 0 or croak "Failed to reap $pid: $!";
exit waitstat_reuse $?;
$output = `some-program -with args`;
waitstat_die $?, 'some-program';
print "Output from some-process:
", $output;
open PROGRAM, '| post-processor' or die "Can't fork: $!";
while (<IN>) {
print PROGRAM pre_process $_
or die "Error writing to post-processor: $!";
}
# This handles both flush failures at close time and a non-zero exit
# from the subprocess.
close_die PROGRAM, 'post-processor';
AUTHOR
Roderick Schertler <roderick@argon.org>
SEE ALSO
perl(1), IPC::Signal(3pm).
perl v5.8.8 1999-10-27 WaitStat(3pm)