Daemon::Generic::Event3pm
Usage
use Daemon::Generic::Event;@ISA = qw(Daemon::Generic::Event);sub gd_preconfig {# stuff}
Overview
Daemon::Generic::Event is a subclass of Daemon::Generic that predefines some methods:
gd_run()-
Setup a periodic callback to
"gd_run_body()"if there is a"gd_run_body()". Call"Event::loop()".
gd_setup_signals()-
Bind SIGHUP to call
"gd_reconfig_event()". Bind SIGINT to call"gd_quit_event()".
To use Daemon::Generic::Event, you have to provide a "gd_preconfig()" method. It can be empty if you have a "gd_run_body()".
Set up your own events in "gd_preconfig()" and "gd_postconfig()".
If you have a "gd_run_body()" method, it will be called once per second or every "gd_interval()" seconds if you have a "gd_interval()" method. Unlike in Daemon::Generic::While1, "gd_run_body()" should not include a call to "sleep()".
Releases
5 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch); the text changed 2 times.