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Hello NERDVANA,

> ..watches for the socket to get disconnected, and "does stuff"

so why not something IO::Socket::ManageDisconnected or IO::Socket::GetDisconnected ?

Or if you wont something with more humor.. in Czechia they have a small troll in houses that eats sockets unpairing them.. ask choroba for the name

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In reply to Re^3: Naming a CPAN module that watches for closed sockets by Discipulus
in thread Naming a CPAN module that watches for closed sockets by NERDVANA

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