[MacPerl] Executing some code when quiting

["Joseph A. DiVerdi" <diverdi@XTRsystems.com>]

Greetings,

I am writing some fairly simple scripts and would like for them to 
execute some "shut down" code when they are shut down (quite a 
concidence, eh?). Since they run under MacPerl, not as droplets or 
runtimes, I currently stop them using "command-.". I am not aware of any 
support mechanism in MacPerl which would allow execution of a code 
fragment upon receipt of "command-.". Did I miss something? 
Alternatively, could a signal handler be made to accomplish the same 
result? Or must I include event handling to accomplish this goal? Any 
suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

Best regards,
Joseph


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