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16 Simple use is to init a watcher and start it with a ``timeout``, and optional ``repeat``.
40 a timer callback, it means:
53 and then starting it with both initial ``timeout`` and ``repeat`` set to the
54 old ``repeat`` value. If the timer hasn't been started it fails (error code
67 when it is started and decreasing the reference count when stopped. It is also
81 creation so that if it is the only watcher running then ``uv_run`` will still
95 We initialize the garbage collector timer, then immediately ``unref`` it.
120 Here we initialize the idle watcher and queue it up along with the actual
122 until the user types something and presses Return. Then it will be interrupted
123 for a brief amount as the loop deals with the input data, after which it will
139 ``uv_work_t.data`` to point to it. A slight variation is to have the
169 Now the task function can extract the data it needs:
195 their sockets and other files internally. In this case it isn't possible to use
229 it. ``start_timeout`` is called by libcurl to notify us of the next timeout
252 drives ``curl_multi_socket_action`` with ``CURL_SOCKET_TIMEOUT`` whenever it
265 we create a ``uv_poll_t`` handle if it doesn't exist, and associate it with the
266 socket using ``curl_multi_assign``. This way ``socketp`` points to it whenever
275 multiple times on the same handle is acceptable, it will just update the events
345 Linux it is ``libhello.so``.
349 ``uv_dlsym`` and invoke it.
382 it reads/writes from. This is achieved with::
