so there must be sth. wrong with the 2nd watcher:

The one thing wrong with it is - there's no loop for it. 

sub handle_incoming
{
       my $w=shift; my $h=$w->fh;

       my $client=$h->accept or die;

       print "socket connection in...\n";

       my $w = EV::io $client, EV::READ, \&handle_client;
       EV::loop;
}

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The second thing wrong is <$client> - that should be <$h>. Use strict. Use strict!

Then, in handle_client, the handler should unregister itself if the read result is undef; otherwise it will loop forever: 

sub handle_client
{
       my $w=shift; my $h=$w->fh;
       $in=<$h>;
       $w->DESTROY unless defined $in;
       print "in=$in\n";
}

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In reply to Re: EV::io and Sockets by shmem
in thread EV::io and Sockets by Walchy

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