Abstract

   IPC::Pipeline - Create a shell-like pipeline of many running commands

Description

   This module provides a calling convention similar to that of IPC::Open3 for
   performing inter-process I/O, but allowing this to be done using multiple,
   consecutively piped processes as specified by the user.  Three file handles
   are returned: A file handle for writing to the first process in the
   pipeline, a file handle for reading output from the last process in the
   pipeline, and a file handle for reading errors from all children.  Each
   process ID is returned and can be monitored with facilities such as
   waitpid().

   Please consult the POD-formatted documentation for a full synopsis,
   examples, and caveats.

Detailed Documentation

   For further information, you may generate the IPC::Pipeline man page from
   the included Plain Old Documentation, and read it, by performing the
   following commands:

       $ perl Makefile.PL
       $ make manifypods
       $ man blib/man3/IPC::Pipeline.3pm

   This documentation is of course available via man(1) after installation in
   the IPC::Pipeline(3pm) page.

Further information

   Licensing and copyright information may be found in these files, which
   should be considered authoritative for the scope of this project.

   * COPYRIGHT
   * LICENSE

Author

   This module is written and maintained by Erin Schoenhals <[email protected]>.

Copyright

   Copyright (c) 2012, cPanel, Inc.
   All rights reserved.
   http://cpanel.net/

   This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the
   same terms as Perl itself.  See the LICENSE file for further details.

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