Here they say about web server embedding into foreign event loop. The last line in code example is blocking, isn't it? Do they mean, I follow further link to "one_tick" in Mojo::IOLoop and add a sub-second timer? So that either real event or this timer occur? But most of the time, it will block the "foreign event loop" for 0.5 sec, correct? Is there non-blocking way to check for Mojolicious events?

And this happens in a callback of e.g. IO::Async::Timer::Periodic with e.g. 2 seconds interval, correct? If all this is so, it's ugly as hell.

I know about IO::Async::Loop::Mojo, but it seems to be unhappy about Windows.

P.S. Or did I misinterpret it completely and they mean running 2 event loops in parallel?

In reply to "Web server embedding" (Mojolicious docs) by vr

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