SourceOps

Applies the given mapping function f to each value received from this source, for which the function is defined, and sends the results to the returned channel. If f is not defined at a value, the value will be skipped.

Errors from this channel are propagated to the returned channel. Any exceptions that occur when invoking f are propagated as errors to the returned channel as well.

Must be run within a scope, as a child fork is created, which receives from this source and sends the mapped values to the resulting one.

For a lazily-evaluated version, see collectAsView.

Creates a view of this source, where the results of receive will be transformed on the consumer's thread using the given function f. If the function is not defined at a value, the value will be skipped. For an eager, asynchronous version, see collect.

The same logic applies to receive clauses created using this source, which can be used in select.

Lazily-evaluated filter: Creates a view of this source, where the results of receive will be filtered on the consumer's thread using the given predicate p. For an eager, asynchronous version, see filter.

The same logic applies to receive clauses created using this source, which can be used in select.

Applies the given mapping function f to each value received from this source, and sends the results to the returned channel.

Errors from this channel are propagated to the returned channel. Any exceptions that occur when invoking f are propagated as errors to the returned channel as well.

Must be run within a scope, as a child fork is created, which receives from this source and sends the mapped values to the resulting one.

For a lazily-evaluated version, see mapAsView.

Lazily-evaluated map: creates a view of this source, where the results of receive will be transformed on the consumer's thread using the given function f. For an eager, asynchronous version, see map.

The same logic applies to receive clauses created using this source, which can be used in select.

Applies the given consumer function f to each value received from this source.

Errors from this channel are propagated to the returned channel. Any exceptions that occur when invoking f are propagated as errors to the returned channel as well.

Must be run within a scope, as a child fork is created, which receives from this source and sends the mapped values to the resulting one.

Useful for side-effects without result values, like logging and debugging. For a lazily-evaluated version, see tapAsView.

Lazily-evaluated tap: creates a view of this source, where the results of receive will be applied to the given function f on the consumer's thread. Useful for side-effects without result values, like logging and debugging. For an eager, asynchronous version, see tap.

The same logic applies to receive clauses created using this source, which can be used in select.