(CSS::Sass-3.4.9)does not work 'psass -w' under Strawberry Perl 5.22.2(32bit) on Windows 7.

[twata1]

Hi,
I will report an issue.

[Test environment]
Windows 7 Pro(32bit)
Strawberry Perl 5.22.2(32bit built for MSWin32-x86-multi-thread-64int)

[Test files and directory]

 c:\work\hello.psgi
 c:\work\aaa.txt
 c:\work\lib\a.txt
 c:\work\lib\abc\b.txt
 c:\work\sass\body.sass
 c:\work\css\body.css

[Test]

C:\work>perl -MCSS::Sass -e "print $CSS::Sass::VERSION;"
3.4.9
C:\work>perl -MList::MoreUtils -e "print $List::MoreUtils::VERSION"
0.426
C:\work>perl -MList::MoreUtils -e "print $List::MoreUtils::XS::VERSION"
0.426
C:\work>perl -MFile::Slurp -e "print $File::Slurp::VERSION;"
9999.19
C:\work>psass -v
psass 0.5.0 (perl sass/scss compiler)
  libsass: 3.4.7-gcc44
  sass2scss: 1.1.1

Regardless of whether or not to apply Filesys::Notify::Simple patch(miyagawa/Filesys-Notify-Simple#23), when I execute a command as follows:

C:\work>psass -w .\sass\body.sass .\css\body.css

Perl crashes(The message like "Perl Interpreter has stopped working" window shows).

Thank you,

[mgreter]

This is unfortunately a bug with that perl version and Encode.
You can trigger the bug with the following simple script:

use Encode::Locale qw();
binmode(STDOUT, ":encoding(console_out)");
fork();

I might be able to come up with a (dirty) workaround.
Similar (IMO the same) issue: tokuhirom/Test-Pretty#26.

[mgreter]

Added a workaround in f3dbfc2

[twata1]

Certainly, I could trigger the bug with the previous script:

use Encode::Locale qw();
binmode(STDOUT, ":encoding(console_out)");
fork();

I learned a lot. Thank you!!!