NAME

AnyEvent::Subprocess::DefaultDelegates - sets up default delegate name/builder mappings

VERSION

version 1.102912

DELEGATES PROVIDED

Handle

Provides connections to an arbitrary filehandle / fd / pipe / socket / etc.

See AnyEvent::Subprocess::Job::Delegate::Handle

StandardHandles

Provides connections to the child's STDIN/STDOUT/STDERR handles. Delegates are named stdin/stdout/stderr. Optional arg prefix adds a prefix string to the delegates' names.

CommHandle

Provides a (bidirectional) socket to be shared between the child and parent. Optional arg name provides delegate name (so you can have more than one, if desired).

Optional arg name controls name; defaults to 'comm.

Provides the child with stdin and stdout attached to a pseudo-tty, and provides the parent with a delegate to control this. Optional arg stderr controls whether or not the child's stderr will also go to the pty; defaults to no.

Optional arg name controls name; defaults to 'pty'.

CompletionCondvar

Supplies a delegate that is a AnyEvent::Condvar that is sent the child exit information ("Done class") when the child process exits.

Callback

Sets up an AnyEvent::Subprocess::Job::Delegate::Callback delegate. Optional argument name controls callback instance name; defaults to 'callback'.

Capture

Captures a handle. Mandatory arg handle is the name of the handle delegate to capture. The handle must be readable by the parent. (i.e., a socket or a pipe from the child to the parent.)

Delegate is named '[handle name]_capture'.

(Note that you should not use the captured handle for reading anymore; this delegate will steal all input. Captured output is returned in via a delegate in the "done class".)