# no time outres<- GET("http://google.com", timeout(1))
# no time outres<- GET("http://google.com", timeout(0.5))
# no time outres<- GET("http://google.com", timeout(0.1))
# timed outres<- GET("http://google.com", timeout(0.01))
Errorinfunction (type, msg, asError=TRUE) :Operationtimedoutafter14millisecondswith0bytesreceived# timed outres<- GET("http://google.com", timeout(0.001))
Errorinfunction (type, msg, asError=TRUE) :Resolvingtimedoutafter4milliseconds# no time outres<- GET("http://google.com", timeout(0.0001))
# no time outres<- GET("http://google.com", timeout(0.00001))
...andsoon
is this the correct behavior?
curl docs http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/CURLOPT_TIMEOUT.html says setting to 0 means no timeout. So is a decimal that's sufficiently small considered essentially 0?
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