When new Net::Thumper objects are created, they could use the same connection, but a separate channel (unless requested not to do so).
This would be cleaner than the API of most clients where you have to create a separate 'channel' object, but that doesn't really have meaning to the caller (at least in the typical case).
When new Net::Thumper objects are created, they could use the same connection, but a separate channel (unless requested not to do so).
This would be cleaner than the API of most clients where you have to create a separate 'channel' object, but that doesn't really have meaning to the caller (at least in the typical case).