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 NOTE: we branched ph7/system-timer to implement support for custom timeout classes. Since some ruby libs (ie, Net::HTTP) use Timeout::Error, if you're rescuing their timeouts deep in your code you could mistakenly rescue the SystemTimer exception.  
 See the following code:
 
-> require 'system_timer'
-> begin
-> 	puts "SystemTimer will timeout in 2 seconds"
-> 	SystemTimer.timeout(2){
-> 		#use Net::HTTP and capture it's timeouts
-> 		begin
-> 			#require 'net/http'
-> 		    #Net::HTTP.get_print 'www.example.com', '/index.html'
-> 			puts "Net::HTTP will timeout in 4 seconds"
-> 			sleep 4	
-> 			puts "Net::HTTP will timeout now"
-> 			raise Timeout::Error
-> 		rescue Timeout::Error
-> 			puts "rescued Timeout::Error of Net::HTTP... or not?"
-> 		end
-> 	}
-> rescue Timeout::Error
-> 	puts "I'm pretty sure the exception I rescued is from SystemTimer"
-> end
+	require 'system_timer'
+	begin
+		puts "SystemTimer will timeout in 2 seconds"
+		SystemTimer.timeout(2){
+			#use Net::HTTP and capture it's timeouts
+			begin
+				#require 'net/http'
+				#Net::HTTP.get_print 'www.example.com', '/index.html'
+				puts "Net::HTTP will timeout in 4 seconds"
+				sleep 4	
+				puts "Net::HTTP will timeout now"
+				raise Timeout::Error
+			rescue Timeout::Error
+				puts "rescued Timeout::Error of Net::HTTP... or not?"
+			end
+		}
+	rescue Timeout::Error
+		puts "I'm pretty sure the exception I rescued is from SystemTimer"
+	end
 
 
 == Synopsis