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    mechanism (with configurable multiplier) using AnyEvent timers. If there
    are other back off strategies you find useful you are free to send a
    feature request or even better a patch!

METHODS
    my $timer = AnyEvent::RetryTimer->new (%args)
        This is the constructor, it constructs the object.

        At the end of the objects lifetime, when you get rid of the last
        reference to $timer, it will stop and running timeouts and not call
        any of the configured callbacks again.

        %args can contain these keys:

        on_retry => $retry_cb->($timer)
            $retry_cb is the callback that will be called for (re)tries.

            When this constructor is called and no "no_first_try" is given,
            an initial retry interval of the length 0 is started, which
            counts as the first try.

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=head1 METHODS

=over 4

=item my $timer = AnyEvent::RetryTimer->new (%args)

This is the constructor, it constructs the object.

At the end of the objects lifetime, when you get rid of the last reference to
C<$timer>, it will stop and running timeouts and not call any of the configured
callbacks again.

C<%args> can contain these keys:

=over 4

=item on_retry => $retry_cb->($timer)

C<$retry_cb> is the callback that will be called for (re)tries.

When this constructor is called and no C<no_first_try> is given,