If I create an event like this:
my $event =
Event->idle( min => 60,
max => 180,
cb => $main_loop,
repeat => 1,
reentrant => 0,
hard => 1,
prio => Event::PRIO_NORMAL,
desc => 'Main loop',
);
after I call Event::loop the event doesn't "fire" right away. The timer
starts when Event::loop is called, I guess. I'd like to have one event
ready-to-go when Event::loop is called. I tried
$event->w->now();
Event::loop();
but that doesn't seem to do it either. Do I need to create a separate
event like this?
my $one_shot =
Event->timer( after => 0,
cb => $main_loop,
);
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