That's a very old commit.
But if you're wondering why Mojo::IOLoop is written this way, the
explanation is simple: it's not perfect, but that's not a big deal
(because nobody suggested a better implementation) and current
implementation works somehow. So don't try to find hidden reasons in the
source code.
Hi,
According to this commit
https://github.com/kraih/mojo/commit/e52714cd71ce04086eb64e46366c8916e11fa3f7
What's the difference between |shift->new(@_)| and
|shift->SUPER::new| in |Mojo::IOLoop|
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