| IO::Async::Set |
IO::Async::Set - backward-compatibility wrapper around
IO::Async::Loop
This class should not be used in new code, and is provided for backward
compatibility for older applications that still use it. It has been renamed
to IO::Async::Loop. Any subclass of this class should simply change
use base qw( IO::Async::Set );
into
use base qw( IO::Async::Loop );
The behaviour has not otherwise changed.
This also provides wrappers for methods that have been removed from
IO::Async::Set.
This method returns the associated IO::Async::SignalProxy object for the
loop. If there is not yet such a proxy, a new one is constructed and added to
the loop.
Use of this method is deprecated as not all IO::Async::Loop subclasses will
be able to support it. All signal handling should be done by calling
attach_signal() or detach_signal() directly.
This method returns the associated IO::Async::ChildManager object for the
loop. If there is not yet such an object (namely; that the
enable_childmanager() method has not yet been called), an exception is
thrown.
Use of this method is deprecated as not all IO::Async::Loop subclasses will
be able to support it. All child management should be done by calling
watch_child(), detach_child(), or spawn_child() directly.
the IO::Async::Stream manpage - read and write buffers around an IO handle
Paul Evans <leonerd@leonerd.org.uk>
| IO::Async::Set |