Hi!
Ok, I need to run some methods periodically, so the best its to use
Schedule::Cron, Im creating a Schedule::Cron with this:
my $cronometro = new Schedule::Cron(\&dispatcher);
#Every 5 minutes
$cronometro->add_entry("0-59/5 * * * *", \&action);
$cronometro->run(detach=>1);
$cronometro->run;
But in sometime I will need to clean the timetable, so Im trying with this:
my $cronometro = new Schedule::Cron(\&dispatcher);
$cronometro->clean_timetable();
But nothing happens, it continues running every 5 minutes, suggestions?
I also tried with very simple simple examples, (open a file and print
something in it, and close it)... and re-running the script but just with
this:
my $cronometro = new Schedule::Cron(\&dispatcher);
$cronometro->clean_timetable();
And the same, it continuse running..
Thanks!
Pablo
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