/**
* atspi_set_timeout:
- * @val: The timeout value, in milliseconds, or -1 to disable the timeout.
- * @startup_time: The amount of time, in milliseconds, to allow to pass
- * before enforcing timeouts on an application. Can be used to prevent
- * timeout exceptions if an application is likely to block for an extended
- * period of time on initialization. -1 can be passed to disable this
- * behavior.
+ * @val: The timeout value, in milliseconds, or -1 to disable the timeout.
+ * @startup_time: The amount of time, in milliseconds, to allow to pass
+ * before enforcing timeouts on an application. Can be used to prevent
+ * timeout exceptions if an application is likely to block for an extended
+ * period of time on initialization. -1 can be passed to disable this
+ * behavior.
*
- * Set the timeout used for method calls. If this is not set explicitly,
- * a default of 0.8 ms is used.
- * Note that at-spi2-registryd currently uses a timeout of 3 seconds when
- * sending a keyboard event notification. This means that, if an AT makes
- * a call in response to the keyboard notification and the application
- * being called does not respond before the timeout is reached,
- * at-spi2-registryd will time out on the keyboard event notification and
- * pass the key onto the application (ie, reply to indicate that the key
- * was not consumed), so this may make it undesirable to set a timeout
- * larger than 3 seconds.
+ * Set the timeout used for method calls. If this is not set explicitly,
+ * a default of 0.8 ms is used.
+ * Note that at-spi2-registryd currently uses a timeout of 3 seconds when
+ * sending a keyboard event notification. This means that, if an AT makes
+ * a call in response to the keyboard notification and the application
+ * being called does not respond before the timeout is reached,
+ * at-spi2-registryd will time out on the keyboard event notification and
+ * pass the key onto the application (ie, reply to indicate that the key
+ * was not consumed), so this may make it undesirable to set a timeout
+ * larger than 3 seconds.
*
* By default, the normal timeout is set to 800 ms, and the application startup
* timeout is set to 15 seconds.