[perl-win32-gui-users] RE: Aborting (now) an unbuffered write

[Erick <er...@je...>]

Yahoo, I figured it out!!! I did indeed need the global variable $abort, but another
problem crept in. Long and the short of it is that when you abort a transfer, the socket
gets closed at the same time, and after my loop I had a $sock->close(). My application
froze here (I will investigate further why, I have an idea though), but I just needed to
add $sock->close() if (!$abort); This actually helps tremendously, because, now you can
have 5 queued transfers and abort one without affecting any others, that's great!! I can
feel the brain coming back to normal... :)

Thanks Herald,

erick
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