Examples
event_add
Libevent
PHP Manual

# Libevent Functions

## Table of Contents

- event_add — Add an event to the set of monitored events
- event_base_free — Destroy event base
- event_base_loop — Handle events
- event_base_loopbreak — Abort event loop
- event_base_loopexit — Exit loop after a time
- event_base_new — Create and initialize new event base
- event_base_priority_init — Set the number of event priority levels
- event_base_reinit — Reinitialize the event base after a fork
- event_base_set — Associate event base with an event
- event_buffer_base_set — Associate buffered event with an event base
- event_buffer_disable — Disable a buffered event
- event_buffer_enable — Enable a buffered event
- event_buffer_fd_set — Change a buffered event file descriptor
- event_buffer_free — Destroy buffered event
- event_buffer_new — Create new buffered event
- event_buffer_priority_set — Assign a priority to a buffered event
- event_buffer_read — Read data from a buffered event
- event_buffer_set_callback — Set or reset callbacks for a buffered event
- event_buffer_timeout_set — Set read and write timeouts for a buffered event
- event_buffer_watermark_set — Set the watermarks for read and write events
- event_buffer_write — Write data to a buffered event
- event_del — Remove an event from the set of monitored events
- event_free — Free event resource
- event_new — Create new event
- event_priority_set — Assign a priority to an event.
- event_set — Prepare an event
- event_timer_add — Alias of event_add
- event_timer_del — Alias of event_del
- event_timer_new — Alias of event_new
- event_timer_set — Prepare a timer event

Examples
event_add
Libevent
PHP Manual