saveResources_future now follows its documentation and returns a hashref where it previously returned a hash.

Also, the printing was an error and is now eliminated.

If you can show a bit code then maybe I can see how to improve your code or what to change to make it behave as you want?

As I mentioned earlier I am just testing WWW::Mechanize::Chrome in order to use it instead of WWW::Mechanize::Firefox. In WWW::Mechanize::Firefox you implemented the save_url save_content methods and now I experiment with your saveResources_future method in WWW::Mechanize::Chrome. I do this by just using exactly the code of the documentation:


my $file_map = $mech->saveResources_future(
    target_file => 'this_page.html',
    target_dir  => 'this_page_files/',
    wanted      => sub { $_[0]->{url} =~ m!^https?:!i },
)->get();
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I noticed that you changed the reference of $file_map now refering to a hash containing uri as key and file as value. In my last posting I wanted to inform you that there is only one value in that hash which is the url of the current fetched webpage. I also wanted to inform you that there is no saving of files at all.
This seems to be like that because the printing in this code of saveResources_future is never executed:


$names{ $resource->{url} } ||= File::Spec->catfile( $target_dir, $name
+s{ $resource->{url} });
my $target = $names{ $resource->{url} }
    or die "Don't have a filename for URL '$resource->{url}' ?!";
$s->log( 'debug', "Saving '$resource->{url}' to '$target'" );
open my $fh, '>', $target
    or croak "Couldn't save url '$resource->{url}' to $target: $!";
binmode $fh;
print $fh $resource->{content};
CORE::close( $fh );
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So for me as is the method does not work as intended. Kindly recheck by yourself.
Thank you and best regards
1nelly1

Not having example code makes it much harder to find out what parts of the code don't work in your opinion.

I've added a new test case and will release it soonish, but I don't know if it addresses your case.