T
- the buffered value typepublic final class OperatorBufferWithStartEndObservable<T,TOpening,TClosing> extends java.lang.Object implements Observable.Operator<java.util.List<T>,T>
Observable
source and stores them in the currently active chunks.
Initially there are no chunks active.
Chunks can be created by pushing a TOpening
value to the "bufferOpenings"
Observable
. This creates a new buffer which will then start recording values which are produced
by the "source" Observable
. Additionally the "bufferClosingSelector" will be used to construct an
Observable
which can produce values. When it does so it will close this (and only this) newly
created buffer. When the source Observable
completes or produces an error, all chunks are
emitted, and the event is propagated to all subscribed Observer
s.
Note that when using this operation multiple overlapping chunks could be active at any one point.
Constructor and Description |
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OperatorBufferWithStartEndObservable(Observable<? extends TOpening> bufferOpenings,
Func1<? super TOpening,? extends Observable<? extends TClosing>> bufferClosingSelector) |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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Subscriber<? super T> |
call(Subscriber<? super java.util.List<T>> child) |
public OperatorBufferWithStartEndObservable(Observable<? extends TOpening> bufferOpenings, Func1<? super TOpening,? extends Observable<? extends TClosing>> bufferClosingSelector)
bufferOpenings
- an Observable
which when it produces a TOpening
value will create a
new buffer which instantly starts recording the "source" Observable
bufferClosingSelector
- a Func1
object which produces Observable
s. These Observable
s determine
when a buffer is emitted and replaced by simply producing an object.public Subscriber<? super T> call(Subscriber<? super java.util.List<T>> child)
call
in interface Func1<Subscriber<? super java.util.List<T>>,Subscriber<? super T>>