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If you are too lazy to look -- there are delegates for giving the
child arbitrary sockets or pipes opened to arbitrary file descriptors
(so you can deal with more than stdin/stdout/stderr and communicate
bidirectionally between the parent and child), there is a delegate for
giving the child a pseudo-tty (which can run complicatged programs,
like emacs!), there is a delegate for capturing any input
automatically, and passing it back to the parent via the C<Done>
object, and there is a delegate for calling functions in the parent
when certain events are received.

Once you have decided what delegates your job needs, you need to
create a job object:

   my $proc = AnyEvent::Subprocess->new(
       delegates     => [qw/List them here/],
       code          => sub { code to run in the child },
       on_completion => sub { code to run in the parent when the child is done },
   );

Then you can run it: