diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/App.config b/GenLauncherNet/App.config index 416e868e..9fae2e75 100644 --- a/GenLauncherNet/App.config +++ b/GenLauncherNet/App.config @@ -1,14 +1,6 @@  - + - - - - - - - - diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/App.xaml.cs b/GenLauncherNet/App.xaml.cs index b0bce686..e1443c90 100644 --- a/GenLauncherNet/App.xaml.cs +++ b/GenLauncherNet/App.xaml.cs @@ -1,7 +1,6 @@ using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Configuration; -using System.Data; using System.Globalization; using System.Linq; using System.Threading.Tasks; diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/DataHandler.cs b/GenLauncherNet/DataHandler.cs index 6cd756bf..d5027604 100644 --- a/GenLauncherNet/DataHandler.cs +++ b/GenLauncherNet/DataHandler.cs @@ -815,7 +815,7 @@ public static void ReadLocalModsData() { CreateLauncherFolder(); - var deSerializer = new YamlDotNet.Serialization.Deserializer(); + var deSerializer = new YamlDotNet.Serialization.DeserializerBuilder().Build(); using (FileStream fstream = new FileStream(EntryPoint.ConfigName, FileMode.OpenOrCreate)) { @@ -856,7 +856,7 @@ static public void SaveLauncherData() if (File.Exists(EntryPoint.ConfigName)) File.Delete(EntryPoint.ConfigName); - var serializer = new YamlDotNet.Serialization.Serializer(); + var serializer = new YamlDotNet.Serialization.SerializerBuilder().Build(); using (TextWriter writer = File.CreateText(EntryPoint.ConfigName)) { diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/Minio.dll b/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/Minio.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 5289eb7e..00000000 Binary files a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/Minio.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/RestSharp.dll b/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/RestSharp.dll deleted file mode 100644 index e31ee282..00000000 Binary files a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/RestSharp.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/SevenZipExtractor.dll b/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/SevenZipExtractor.dll deleted file mode 100644 index a17efbff..00000000 Binary files a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/SevenZipExtractor.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/SymbolicLinkSupport.dll b/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/SymbolicLinkSupport.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 8a81b0e9..00000000 Binary files a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/SymbolicLinkSupport.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/System.Reactive.dll b/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/System.Reactive.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 977f1b7c..00000000 Binary files a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/System.Reactive.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/WPFLocalizeExtension.dll b/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/WPFLocalizeExtension.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 54584aee..00000000 Binary files a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/WPFLocalizeExtension.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/XAMLMarkupExtensions.dll b/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/XAMLMarkupExtensions.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 7b8c71fc..00000000 Binary files a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/XAMLMarkupExtensions.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/YamlDotNet.dll b/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/YamlDotNet.dll deleted file mode 100644 index d0bbb751..00000000 Binary files a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/YamlDotNet.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/x64/7z.dll b/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/x64/7z.dll index b25da33c..f79493cd 100644 Binary files a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/x64/7z.dll and b/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/x64/7z.dll differ diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/x86/7z.dll b/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/x86/7z.dll index 654f92ef..ad2ecc37 100644 Binary files a/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/x86/7z.dll and b/GenLauncherNet/Dlls/x86/7z.dll differ diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/EntryPoint.cs b/GenLauncherNet/EntryPoint.cs index d18b75a3..8b497b7c 100644 --- a/GenLauncherNet/EntryPoint.cs +++ b/GenLauncherNet/EntryPoint.cs @@ -54,8 +54,8 @@ class EntryPoint public static ColorsInfo Colors; public static ColorsInfo DefaultColors; - private const uint RequiredNetFrameworkVersionReleaseKey = 393295; // Version 4.6 - private const string RequiredNetFrameworkVersion = "4.6"; // Release key = 393295 + private const uint RequiredNetFrameworkVersionReleaseKey = 528040; // Minimum release key for version 4.8 + private const string RequiredNetFrameworkVersion = "4.8"; private static Mutex _mutex1; @@ -288,4 +288,4 @@ private static void DeleteFilesInFolder(DirectoryInfo directoryInfo) } } } -} \ No newline at end of file +} diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/GenLauncher.csproj b/GenLauncherNet/GenLauncher.csproj index 5f35bd4b..21431094 100644 --- a/GenLauncherNet/GenLauncher.csproj +++ b/GenLauncherNet/GenLauncher.csproj @@ -1,6 +1,5 @@  - Debug @@ -9,7 +8,7 @@ WinExe GenLauncherNet GenLauncher - v4.6 + v4.8 512 {60dc8134-eba5-43b8-bcc9-bb4bc16c2548};{FAE04EC0-301F-11D3-BF4B-00C04F79EFBC} 4 @@ -85,113 +84,32 @@ true - - ..\packages\Costura.Fody.5.7.0\lib\netstandard1.0\Costura.dll - - - ..\packages\Crc32.NET.1.2.0\lib\net20\Crc32.NET.dll - - - ..\packages\Microsoft.Win32.Primitives.4.3.0\lib\net46\Microsoft.Win32.Primitives.dll - - - ..\packages\Minio.3.1.13\lib\net46\Minio.dll - - - ..\packages\RestSharp.106.10.1\lib\net452\RestSharp.dll - - - ..\packages\SevenZipExtractor.1.0.17\lib\net45\SevenZipExtractor.dll - - - ..\packages\SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0\lib\net35\SymbolicLinkSupport.dll - - - ..\packages\System.AppContext.4.3.0\lib\net46\System.AppContext.dll - - - - ..\packages\System.Console.4.3.0\lib\net46\System.Console.dll - - - - ..\packages\System.Diagnostics.DiagnosticSource.4.3.0\lib\net46\System.Diagnostics.DiagnosticSource.dll - - - ..\packages\System.Globalization.Calendars.4.3.0\lib\net46\System.Globalization.Calendars.dll - - - ..\packages\System.IO.Compression.4.3.0\lib\net46\System.IO.Compression.dll - - - - ..\packages\System.IO.Compression.ZipFile.4.3.0\lib\net46\System.IO.Compression.ZipFile.dll - - - ..\packages\System.IO.FileSystem.4.3.0\lib\net46\System.IO.FileSystem.dll - - - ..\packages\System.IO.FileSystem.Primitives.4.3.0\lib\net46\System.IO.FileSystem.Primitives.dll - - - - ..\packages\System.Net.Http.4.3.0\lib\net46\System.Net.Http.dll - - - ..\packages\System.Net.Sockets.4.3.0\lib\net46\System.Net.Sockets.dll - - - - ..\packages\System.Reactive.4.0.0\lib\net46\System.Reactive.dll - - - ..\packages\System.Reactive.Linq.4.0.0\lib\net46\System.Reactive.Linq.dll - - - ..\packages\System.Runtime.InteropServices.RuntimeInformation.4.3.0\lib\net45\System.Runtime.InteropServices.RuntimeInformation.dll - - - ..\packages\System.Security.Cryptography.Algorithms.4.3.0\lib\net46\System.Security.Cryptography.Algorithms.dll - - - ..\packages\System.Security.Cryptography.Encoding.4.3.0\lib\net46\System.Security.Cryptography.Encoding.dll - - - ..\packages\System.Security.Cryptography.Primitives.4.3.0\lib\net46\System.Security.Cryptography.Primitives.dll - - - ..\packages\System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.4.3.0\lib\net46\System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.dll - - - - - + - - 4.0 - - ..\packages\System.Xml.ReaderWriter.4.3.0\lib\net46\System.Xml.ReaderWriter.dll - - - ..\packages\WPFLocalizeExtension.3.10.0\lib\net452\WPFLocalizeExtension.dll - - - ..\packages\XAMLMarkupExtensions.2.1.3\lib\net452\XAMLMarkupExtensions.dll - - - ..\packages\YamlDotNet.11.2.1\lib\net45\YamlDotNet.dll - + + + + all + + + all + + + + + + @@ -358,7 +276,6 @@ - SettingsSingleFileGenerator Settings.Designer.cs @@ -367,14 +284,6 @@ - - - PreserveNewest - - - PreserveNewest - - False @@ -402,21 +311,6 @@ - - - PreserveNewest - - - - - PreserveNewest - - - - - PreserveNewest - - @@ -429,23 +323,10 @@ - - - - - - PreserveNewest - - - - - PreserveNewest - - @@ -469,16 +350,4 @@ - - - - Данный проект ссылается на пакеты NuGet, отсутствующие на этом компьютере. Используйте восстановление пакетов NuGet, чтобы скачать их. Дополнительную информацию см. по адресу: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=322105. Отсутствует следующий файл: {0}. - - - - - - - - - \ No newline at end of file + diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/HttpHandlers/ContentDownloader.cs b/GenLauncherNet/HttpHandlers/ContentDownloader.cs index 1e295264..8ebe5c97 100644 --- a/GenLauncherNet/HttpHandlers/ContentDownloader.cs +++ b/GenLauncherNet/HttpHandlers/ContentDownloader.cs @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ using SevenZipExtractor; using System; using System.Collections.Generic; -using System.Data.OleDb; using System.Diagnostics; using System.IO; using System.Linq; diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/HttpHandlers/GitHubMainDataReader.cs b/GenLauncherNet/HttpHandlers/GitHubMainDataReader.cs index 5c410cb0..9b8e4247 100644 --- a/GenLauncherNet/HttpHandlers/GitHubMainDataReader.cs +++ b/GenLauncherNet/HttpHandlers/GitHubMainDataReader.cs @@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ private async Task ProcessContentStream(long? totalDow memStream.Seek(0, SeekOrigin.Begin); - var deSerializer = new Deserializer(); + var deSerializer = new DeserializerBuilder().Build(); var modification = deSerializer.Deserialize(new StreamReader(memStream)); diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/HttpHandlers/GitHubYamlReader.cs b/GenLauncherNet/HttpHandlers/GitHubYamlReader.cs index 85722bf4..8bbe164c 100644 --- a/GenLauncherNet/HttpHandlers/GitHubYamlReader.cs +++ b/GenLauncherNet/HttpHandlers/GitHubYamlReader.cs @@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ private async Task ProcessContentStream(long? totalDownloadSize, Stream co memStream.Seek(0, SeekOrigin.Begin); - var deSerializer = new Deserializer(); + var deSerializer = new DeserializerBuilder().Build(); var reposData = deSerializer.Deserialize(new StreamReader(memStream)); diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/S3StorageHandler.cs b/GenLauncherNet/S3StorageHandler.cs index c926d132..1b1a0b7c 100644 --- a/GenLauncherNet/S3StorageHandler.cs +++ b/GenLauncherNet/S3StorageHandler.cs @@ -1,13 +1,7 @@ using Minio; -using Minio.DataModel; -using System; +using Minio.DataModel.Args; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Globalization; -using System.Linq; -using System.Net; -using System.Net.Sockets; -using System.Runtime.InteropServices; -using System.Text; using System.Threading; using System.Threading.Tasks; @@ -15,7 +9,7 @@ namespace GenLauncherNet { public class S3StorageHandler { - private MinioClient minioClient; + private IMinioClient minioClient; public const string GenInsavePKey = "S58TYR9ISEZV8PBP8QG1"; public const string GenInsaveSKey = "b2RU1oqVU5toJRnb4gODrXX8sBSgoLcHRX6qPWxj"; @@ -28,37 +22,47 @@ public async Task> GetModInfo(ModificationVersion ver Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = current; - if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(version.S3HostPublicKey) || String.IsNullOrEmpty(version.S3HostSecretKey)) - minioClient = new MinioClient(version.S3HostLink, GenInsavePKey, GenInsaveSKey); - else - minioClient = new MinioClient(version.S3HostLink, version.S3HostPublicKey, version.S3HostSecretKey); + var useDefaultCredentials = string.IsNullOrEmpty(version.S3HostPublicKey) + || string.IsNullOrEmpty(version.S3HostSecretKey); + var publicKey = useDefaultCredentials ? GenInsavePKey : version.S3HostPublicKey; + var secretKey = useDefaultCredentials ? GenInsaveSKey : version.S3HostSecretKey; + + minioClient = new MinioClient() + .WithEndpoint(version.S3HostLink) + .WithCredentials(publicKey, secretKey) + .Build(); return await GetFilesFromBucket(version); } private async Task> GetFilesFromBucket(ModificationVersion version) { - var getListBucketsTask = await minioClient.ListBucketsAsync(); + await minioClient.ListBucketsAsync(); var filestList = new List(); + var listObjectsArgs = new ListObjectsArgs() + .WithBucket(version.S3BucketName) + .WithPrefix(version.S3FolderName) + .WithRecursive(true); + var objects = minioClient.ListObjectsEnumAsync(listObjectsArgs); + var enumerator = objects.GetAsyncEnumerator(); - bool finished = false; - - var result = minioClient.ListObjectsAsync(version.S3BucketName, version.S3FolderName, true); - - var subscription = result.Subscribe( - item => + try { - filestList.Add(new ModificationFileInfo(item.Key.Replace(version.S3FolderName + '/', ""), item.ETag, item.Size)); - }, - ex => throw new Exception("Cannot enumerate objects in S3 storage"), - () => finished = true); - - - while (!finished) + while (await enumerator.MoveNextAsync()) + { + var item = enumerator.Current; + filestList.Add(new ModificationFileInfo( + item.Key.Replace(version.S3FolderName + '/', ""), + item.ETag, + item.Size)); + } + } + finally { - + await enumerator.DisposeAsync(); } + return filestList; } } diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/Utility/BlackWhiteImageGenerator.cs b/GenLauncherNet/Utility/BlackWhiteImageGenerator.cs index ab301729..f5e34c84 100644 --- a/GenLauncherNet/Utility/BlackWhiteImageGenerator.cs +++ b/GenLauncherNet/Utility/BlackWhiteImageGenerator.cs @@ -7,7 +7,6 @@ using System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComTypes; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; -using System.Windows.Forms; using System.Windows.Media; using System.Windows.Media.Imaging; diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/Windows/InitWindow.xaml.cs b/GenLauncherNet/Windows/InitWindow.xaml.cs index a527b026..6f51de7a 100644 --- a/GenLauncherNet/Windows/InitWindow.xaml.cs +++ b/GenLauncherNet/Windows/InitWindow.xaml.cs @@ -258,7 +258,7 @@ private static void CheckForCustomVisualInfo() if (!File.Exists("Colors.yaml")) return; - var deSerializer = new YamlDotNet.Serialization.Deserializer(); + var deSerializer = new YamlDotNet.Serialization.DeserializerBuilder().Build(); ColorsInfoString colors = new ColorsInfoString(); diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/Windows/MainWindow.xaml.cs b/GenLauncherNet/Windows/MainWindow.xaml.cs index 79520775..205d9a80 100644 --- a/GenLauncherNet/Windows/MainWindow.xaml.cs +++ b/GenLauncherNet/Windows/MainWindow.xaml.cs @@ -1,7 +1,6 @@ using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Collections.ObjectModel; -using System.Data.Common; using System.Diagnostics; using System.IO; using System.Linq; @@ -2758,4 +2757,4 @@ private void RemoveMenuItemByName(ContextMenu menu, string name) #endregion } -} \ No newline at end of file +} diff --git a/GenLauncherNet/packages.config b/GenLauncherNet/packages.config deleted file mode 100644 index d5d9ce95..00000000 --- a/GenLauncherNet/packages.config +++ /dev/null @@ -1,61 +0,0 @@ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \ No newline at end of file diff --git a/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/.signature.p7s b/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/.signature.p7s deleted file mode 100644 index c28adfff..00000000 Binary files a/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/.signature.p7s and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/Crc32.NET.1.2.0.nupkg b/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/Crc32.NET.1.2.0.nupkg deleted file mode 100644 index 6993dfe3..00000000 Binary files a/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/Crc32.NET.1.2.0.nupkg and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/net20/Crc32.NET.dll b/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/net20/Crc32.NET.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 7a4f5387..00000000 Binary files a/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/net20/Crc32.NET.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/net20/Crc32.NET.xml b/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/net20/Crc32.NET.xml deleted file mode 100644 index e8fe7391..00000000 --- a/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/net20/Crc32.NET.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,220 +0,0 @@ - - - - Crc32.NET - - - - - Implementation of CRC-32C (Castagnoli). - This class supports several convenient static methods returning the CRC as UInt32. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Should return bytes result as big endian or little endian - - - - Computes CRC-32C from multiple buffers. - Call this method multiple times to chain multiple buffers. - - - Initial CRC value for the algorithm. It is zero for the first buffer. - Subsequent buffers should have their initial value set to CRC value returned by previous call to this method. - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - Accumulated CRC-32C of all buffers processed so far. - - - - Computes CRC-32C from multiple buffers. - Call this method multiple times to chain multiple buffers. - - - Initial CRC value for the algorithm. It is zero for the first buffer. - Subsequent buffers should have their initial value set to CRC value returned by previous call to this method. - - Input buffer containing data to be checksummed. - Accumulated CRC-32C of all buffers processed so far. - - - - Computes CRC-32C from input buffer. - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - CRC-32C of the data in the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32C from input buffer. - - Input buffer containing data to be checksummed. - CRC-32C of the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32C from input buffer and writes it after end of data (buffer should have 4 bytes reserved space for it). Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - CRC-32C of the data in the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32C from input buffer - 4 bytes and writes it as last 4 bytes of buffer. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - CRC-32C of the data in the buffer. - - - - Validates correctness of CRC-32C data in source buffer with assumption that CRC-32C data located at end of buffer in reverse bytes order. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer with CRC-32C bytes. - Is checksum valid. - - - - Validates correctness of CRC-32C data in source buffer with assumption that CRC-32C data located at end of buffer in reverse bytes order. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Is checksum valid. - - - - Resets internal state of the algorithm. Used internally. - - - - - Appends CRC-32C from given buffer - - - - - Computes CRC-32C from - - - - - Implementation of CRC-32. - This class supports several convenient static methods returning the CRC as UInt32. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Should return bytes result as big endian or little endian - - - - Computes CRC-32 from multiple buffers. - Call this method multiple times to chain multiple buffers. - - - Initial CRC value for the algorithm. It is zero for the first buffer. - Subsequent buffers should have their initial value set to CRC value returned by previous call to this method. - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - Accumulated CRC-32 of all buffers processed so far. - - - - Computes CRC-32 from multiple buffers. - Call this method multiple times to chain multiple buffers. - - - Initial CRC value for the algorithm. It is zero for the first buffer. - Subsequent buffers should have their initial value set to CRC value returned by previous call to this method. - - Input buffer containing data to be checksummed. - Accumulated CRC-32 of all buffers processed so far. - - - - Computes CRC-32 from input buffer. - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - CRC-32 of the data in the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32 from input buffer. - - Input buffer containing data to be checksummed. - CRC-32 of the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32 from input buffer and writes it after end of data (buffer should have 4 bytes reserved space for it). Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - CRC-32 of the data in the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32 from input buffer - 4 bytes and writes it as last 4 bytes of buffer. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - CRC-32 of the data in the buffer. - - - - Validates correctness of CRC-32 data in source buffer with assumption that CRC-32 data located at end of buffer in reverse bytes order. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer with CRC-32 bytes. - Is checksum valid. - - - - Validates correctness of CRC-32 data in source buffer with assumption that CRC-32 data located at end of buffer in reverse bytes order. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Is checksum valid. - - - - Resets internal state of the algorithm. Used internally. - - - - - Appends CRC-32 from given buffer - - - - - Computes CRC-32 from - - - - diff --git a/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/netstandard1.3/Crc32.NET.dll b/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/netstandard1.3/Crc32.NET.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 59b17f3f..00000000 Binary files a/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/netstandard1.3/Crc32.NET.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/netstandard1.3/Crc32.NET.xml b/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/netstandard1.3/Crc32.NET.xml deleted file mode 100644 index b103218a..00000000 --- a/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/netstandard1.3/Crc32.NET.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,220 +0,0 @@ - - - - Crc32.NET - - - - - Implementation of CRC-32. - This class supports several convenient static methods returning the CRC as UInt32. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Should return bytes result as big endian or little endian - - - - Computes CRC-32 from multiple buffers. - Call this method multiple times to chain multiple buffers. - - - Initial CRC value for the algorithm. It is zero for the first buffer. - Subsequent buffers should have their initial value set to CRC value returned by previous call to this method. - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - Accumulated CRC-32 of all buffers processed so far. - - - - Computes CRC-32 from multiple buffers. - Call this method multiple times to chain multiple buffers. - - - Initial CRC value for the algorithm. It is zero for the first buffer. - Subsequent buffers should have their initial value set to CRC value returned by previous call to this method. - - Input buffer containing data to be checksummed. - Accumulated CRC-32 of all buffers processed so far. - - - - Computes CRC-32 from input buffer. - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - CRC-32 of the data in the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32 from input buffer. - - Input buffer containing data to be checksummed. - CRC-32 of the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32 from input buffer and writes it after end of data (buffer should have 4 bytes reserved space for it). Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - CRC-32 of the data in the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32 from input buffer - 4 bytes and writes it as last 4 bytes of buffer. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - CRC-32 of the data in the buffer. - - - - Validates correctness of CRC-32 data in source buffer with assumption that CRC-32 data located at end of buffer in reverse bytes order. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer with CRC-32 bytes. - Is checksum valid. - - - - Validates correctness of CRC-32 data in source buffer with assumption that CRC-32 data located at end of buffer in reverse bytes order. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Is checksum valid. - - - - Resets internal state of the algorithm. Used internally. - - - - - Appends CRC-32 from given buffer - - - - - Computes CRC-32 from - - - - - Implementation of CRC-32C (Castagnoli). - This class supports several convenient static methods returning the CRC as UInt32. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Should return bytes result as big endian or little endian - - - - Computes CRC-32C from multiple buffers. - Call this method multiple times to chain multiple buffers. - - - Initial CRC value for the algorithm. It is zero for the first buffer. - Subsequent buffers should have their initial value set to CRC value returned by previous call to this method. - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - Accumulated CRC-32C of all buffers processed so far. - - - - Computes CRC-32C from multiple buffers. - Call this method multiple times to chain multiple buffers. - - - Initial CRC value for the algorithm. It is zero for the first buffer. - Subsequent buffers should have their initial value set to CRC value returned by previous call to this method. - - Input buffer containing data to be checksummed. - Accumulated CRC-32C of all buffers processed so far. - - - - Computes CRC-32C from input buffer. - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - CRC-32C of the data in the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32C from input buffer. - - Input buffer containing data to be checksummed. - CRC-32C of the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32C from input buffer and writes it after end of data (buffer should have 4 bytes reserved space for it). Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - CRC-32C of the data in the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32C from input buffer - 4 bytes and writes it as last 4 bytes of buffer. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - CRC-32C of the data in the buffer. - - - - Validates correctness of CRC-32C data in source buffer with assumption that CRC-32C data located at end of buffer in reverse bytes order. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer with CRC-32C bytes. - Is checksum valid. - - - - Validates correctness of CRC-32C data in source buffer with assumption that CRC-32C data located at end of buffer in reverse bytes order. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Is checksum valid. - - - - Resets internal state of the algorithm. Used internally. - - - - - Appends CRC-32C from given buffer - - - - - Computes CRC-32C from - - - - diff --git a/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/netstandard2.0/Crc32.NET.dll b/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/netstandard2.0/Crc32.NET.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 21213edf..00000000 Binary files a/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/netstandard2.0/Crc32.NET.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/netstandard2.0/Crc32.NET.xml b/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/netstandard2.0/Crc32.NET.xml deleted file mode 100644 index b103218a..00000000 --- a/packages/Crc32.NET.1.2.0/lib/netstandard2.0/Crc32.NET.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,220 +0,0 @@ - - - - Crc32.NET - - - - - Implementation of CRC-32. - This class supports several convenient static methods returning the CRC as UInt32. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Should return bytes result as big endian or little endian - - - - Computes CRC-32 from multiple buffers. - Call this method multiple times to chain multiple buffers. - - - Initial CRC value for the algorithm. It is zero for the first buffer. - Subsequent buffers should have their initial value set to CRC value returned by previous call to this method. - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - Accumulated CRC-32 of all buffers processed so far. - - - - Computes CRC-32 from multiple buffers. - Call this method multiple times to chain multiple buffers. - - - Initial CRC value for the algorithm. It is zero for the first buffer. - Subsequent buffers should have their initial value set to CRC value returned by previous call to this method. - - Input buffer containing data to be checksummed. - Accumulated CRC-32 of all buffers processed so far. - - - - Computes CRC-32 from input buffer. - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - CRC-32 of the data in the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32 from input buffer. - - Input buffer containing data to be checksummed. - CRC-32 of the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32 from input buffer and writes it after end of data (buffer should have 4 bytes reserved space for it). Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - CRC-32 of the data in the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32 from input buffer - 4 bytes and writes it as last 4 bytes of buffer. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - CRC-32 of the data in the buffer. - - - - Validates correctness of CRC-32 data in source buffer with assumption that CRC-32 data located at end of buffer in reverse bytes order. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer with CRC-32 bytes. - Is checksum valid. - - - - Validates correctness of CRC-32 data in source buffer with assumption that CRC-32 data located at end of buffer in reverse bytes order. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Is checksum valid. - - - - Resets internal state of the algorithm. Used internally. - - - - - Appends CRC-32 from given buffer - - - - - Computes CRC-32 from - - - - - Implementation of CRC-32C (Castagnoli). - This class supports several convenient static methods returning the CRC as UInt32. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Should return bytes result as big endian or little endian - - - - Computes CRC-32C from multiple buffers. - Call this method multiple times to chain multiple buffers. - - - Initial CRC value for the algorithm. It is zero for the first buffer. - Subsequent buffers should have their initial value set to CRC value returned by previous call to this method. - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - Accumulated CRC-32C of all buffers processed so far. - - - - Computes CRC-32C from multiple buffers. - Call this method multiple times to chain multiple buffers. - - - Initial CRC value for the algorithm. It is zero for the first buffer. - Subsequent buffers should have their initial value set to CRC value returned by previous call to this method. - - Input buffer containing data to be checksummed. - Accumulated CRC-32C of all buffers processed so far. - - - - Computes CRC-32C from input buffer. - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - CRC-32C of the data in the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32C from input buffer. - - Input buffer containing data to be checksummed. - CRC-32C of the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32C from input buffer and writes it after end of data (buffer should have 4 bytes reserved space for it). Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer. - CRC-32C of the data in the buffer. - - - - Computes CRC-32C from input buffer - 4 bytes and writes it as last 4 bytes of buffer. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - CRC-32C of the data in the buffer. - - - - Validates correctness of CRC-32C data in source buffer with assumption that CRC-32C data located at end of buffer in reverse bytes order. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Offset of the input data within the buffer. - Length of the input data in the buffer with CRC-32C bytes. - Is checksum valid. - - - - Validates correctness of CRC-32C data in source buffer with assumption that CRC-32C data located at end of buffer in reverse bytes order. Can be used in conjunction with - - Input buffer with data to be checksummed. - Is checksum valid. - - - - Resets internal state of the algorithm. Used internally. - - - - - Appends CRC-32C from given buffer - - - - - Computes CRC-32C from - - - - diff --git a/packages/Minio.3.1.13/.signature.p7s b/packages/Minio.3.1.13/.signature.p7s deleted file mode 100644 index cad640a5..00000000 Binary files a/packages/Minio.3.1.13/.signature.p7s and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/Minio.3.1.13/Minio.3.1.13.nupkg b/packages/Minio.3.1.13/Minio.3.1.13.nupkg deleted file mode 100644 index 3ab579dc..00000000 Binary files a/packages/Minio.3.1.13/Minio.3.1.13.nupkg and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/Minio.3.1.13/lib/net46/Minio.dll b/packages/Minio.3.1.13/lib/net46/Minio.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 5289eb7e..00000000 Binary files a/packages/Minio.3.1.13/lib/net46/Minio.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/Minio.3.1.13/lib/net46/Minio.xml b/packages/Minio.3.1.13/lib/net46/Minio.xml deleted file mode 100644 index f09eb57e..00000000 --- a/packages/Minio.3.1.13/lib/net46/Minio.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1517 +0,0 @@ - - - - Minio - - - - - List all objects in a bucket - - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task with an iterator lazily populated with objects - - - - Create a private bucket with the given name. - - Name of the new bucket - Region - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task - When bucketName is null - - - - Returns true if the specified bucketName exists, otherwise returns false. - - Bucket to test existence of - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task that returns true if exists and user has access - - - - Remove a bucket - - Name of bucket to remove - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task - - - - List all objects non-recursively in a bucket with a given prefix, optionally emulating a directory - - Bucket to list objects from - Filters all objects beginning with a given prefix - Set to true to recursively list all objects - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - An observable of items that client can subscribe to - - - - Gets the list of objects in the bucket filtered by prefix - - Bucket to list objects from - Filters all objects starting with a given prefix - Delimit the output upto this character - marks location in the iterator sequence - Task with a tuple populated with objects - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Returns current policy stored on the server for this bucket - - Bucket name. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task that returns the Bucket policy as a json string - - - - Sets the current bucket policy - - Bucket Name - Policy json as string - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task to set a policy - - - - Gets notification configuration for this bucket - - Bucket name - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Sets the notification configuration for this bucket - - Bucket name - Notification object with configuration to be set on the server - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Removes all bucket notification configurations stored on the server. - - Bucket name - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Subscribes to bucket change notifications (a Minio-only extension) - - Bucket to get notifications from - Events to listen for - Filter keys starting with this prefix - Filter keys ending with this suffix - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - An observable of JSON-based notification events - - - - Get an object. The object will be streamed to the callback given by the user. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Name of object to retrieve - A stream will be passed to the callback - Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Get an object. The object will be streamed to the callback given by the user. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Name of object to retrieve - Offset of the object from where stream will start - length of the object that will be read in the stream - A stream will be passed to the callback - Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Get an object. The object will be streamed to the callback given by the user. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Name of object to retrieve - string with file path - Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Select an object's content. The object will be streamed to the callback given by the user. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Name of object to retrieve - Select Object options - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Creates an object from file - - Bucket to create object in - Key of the new object - Path of file to upload - Content type of the new object, null defaults to "application/octet-stream" - Object metadata to be stored. Defaults to null. - Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Creates an object from inputstream - - Bucket to create object in - Key of the new object - Stream of bytes to send - Total size of bytes to be written, must match with data's length - Content type of the new object, null defaults to "application/octet-stream" - Object metadata to be stored. Defaults to null. - Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Internal method to complete multi part upload of object to server. - - Bucket Name - Object to be uploaded - Upload Id - Etags - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Returns an async observable of parts corresponding to a uploadId for a specific bucket and objectName - - Bucket Name - Object Name - - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Gets the list of parts corresponding to a uploadId for given bucket and object - - Bucket Name - Object Name - - - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Start a new multi-part upload request - - Bucket Name - Object Name - - Server-side encryption options - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Upload object part to bucket for particular uploadId - - Bucket Name - Object Name - - - - - Server-side encryption headers if any - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Get list of multi-part uploads matching particular uploadIdMarker - - Bucket Name - prefix - - - - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Lists all incomplete uploads in a given bucket and prefix recursively - - Bucket to list all incomplete uploads from - Filter all incomplete uploads starting with this prefix - Set to true to recursively list all incomplete uploads - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - A lazily populated list of incomplete uploads - - - - Lists all or delimited incomplete uploads in a given bucket with a given objectName - - Bucket to list incomplete uploads from - Key of object to list incomplete uploads from - delimiter of object to list incomplete uploads - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Observable that notifies when next next upload becomes available - - - - Remove incomplete uploads from a given bucket and objectName - - Bucket to remove incomplete uploads from - Key to remove incomplete uploads from - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Remove object with matching uploadId from bucket - - Bucket Name - - - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Removes an object with given name in specific bucket - - Bucket to remove object from - Key of object to remove - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - private helper method to remove list of objects from bucket - - Bucket Name - - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Removes multiple objects from a specific bucket - - Bucket to remove objects from - List of object keys to remove. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Tests the object's existence and returns metadata about existing objects. - - Bucket to test object in - Name of the object to stat - Server-side encryption option.Defaults to null - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Facts about the object - - - - Advances in the stream upto currentPartSize or End of Stream - - - - bytes read in a byte array - - - - Copy a source object into a new destination object. - - Bucket name where the object to be copied exists. - Object name source to be copied. - Bucket name where the object will be copied to. - Object name to be created, if not provided uses source object name as destination object name. - Optionally can take a key value CopyConditions as well for conditionally attempting copyObject. - Optional Object metadata to be stored. Defaults to null. - Optional source encryption options.Defaults to null. - Optional destination encryption options.Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Create the copy request, execute it and - - Bucket name where the object to be copied exists. - Object name source to be copied. - Bucket name where the object will be copied to. - Object name to be created, if not provided uses source object name as destination object name. - optionally can take a key value CopyConditions as well for conditionally attempting copyObject. - optional custom header to specify byte range - Optional string to specify upload id and part number - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Type of XML serialization to be applied on the server response - - - - - Make a multi part copy upload for objects larger than 5GB or if CopyCondition specifies a byte range. - - source bucket name - source object name - destination bucket name - destination object name - copyconditions - size of copy upload - optional metadata on the destination side - optional Server-side encryption options - optional Server-side encryption options - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Presigned get url - returns a presigned url to access an object's data without credentials.URL can have a maximum expiry of - upto 7 days or a minimum of 1 second.Additionally, you can override a set of response headers using reqParams. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Key of object to retrieve - Expiration time in seconds - optional override response headers - optional request date and time in UTC - - - - - Presigned Put url -returns a presigned url to upload an object without credentials.URL can have a maximum expiry of - upto 7 days or a minimum of 1 second. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Key of object to retrieve - Expiration time in seconds - - - - - Presigned post policy - - - - - - - Default error handling delegate - - - - - Returns the User-Agent header for the request - - - - - Resolve region bucket resides in. - - - - - - - Constructs a RestRequest. For AWS, this function has the side-effect of overriding the baseUrl - in the RestClient with region specific host path or virtual style path. - - HTTP method - Bucket Name - Object Name - headerMap - Content Type - request body - query string - A RestRequest - - - - This method initializes a new RESTClient. The host URI for Amazon is set to virtual hosted style - if usePathStyle is false. Otherwise path style URL is constructed. - - - - - Sets app version and name. Used by RestSharp for constructing User-Agent header in all HTTP requests - - - - - - - Creates and returns an Cloud Storage client - - Location of the server, supports HTTP and HTTPS - Access Key for authenticated requests (Optional, can be omitted for anonymous requests) - Secret Key for authenticated requests (Optional, can be omitted for anonymous requests) - Optional custom region - Optional session token - Client initialized with user credentials - - - - Connects to Cloud Storage with HTTPS if this method is invoked on client object - - - - - - Uses webproxy for all requests if this method is invoked on client object - - - - - - Uses the set timeout for all requests if this method is invoked on client object - - Timeout in milliseconds. - - - - - Allows to add retry policy handler - - Delegate that will wrap execution of requests. - - - - - Sets endpoint URL on the client object that request will be made against - - - - - Actual doer that executes the REST request to the server - - List of handlers to override default handling - request - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - IRESTResponse - - - - Parse response errors if any and return relevant error messages - - - - - - Delegate errors to handlers - - - - - - - - Sets HTTP tracing On.Writes output to Console - - - - - Sets HTTP tracing Off. - - - - - Logs the request sent to server and corresponding response - - - - - - - - Create a private bucket with the given name. - - Name of the new bucket - Region - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task - - - - List all objects in a bucket - - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task with an iterator lazily populated with objects - - - - Returns true if the specified bucketName exists, otherwise returns false. - - Bucket to test existence of - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task that returns true if exists and user has access - - - - Remove a bucket - - Name of bucket to remove - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task - - - - List all objects non-recursively in a bucket with a given prefix, optionally emulating a directory - - Bucket to list objects from - Filter all incomplete uploads starting with this prefix - List incomplete uploads recursively - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - An observable of items that client can subscribe to - - - - Get bucket policy - - Bucket name - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Returns Task with bucket policy json as string - - - - Sets the current bucket policy - - Bucket Name - policy json - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Returns Task that sets the current bucket policy - - - - Gets the notification configuration set for this bucket - - Bucket Name - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - BucketNotification object populated with the notification subresource - - - - Sets bucket notification configuration - - Bucket Name - BucketNotification object - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Remove all bucket notifications - - bucketName - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Subscribes to bucket change notifications (a Minio-only extension) - - Bucket to get notifications from - Events to listen for - Filter keys starting with this prefix - Filter keys ending with this suffix - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - An observable of JSON-based notification events - - - - Get an object. The object will be streamed to the callback given by the user. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Name of object to retrieve - A stream will be passed to the callback - Optional Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Get an object. The object will be streamed to the callback given by the user. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Name of object to retrieve - offset of the object from where stream will start - length of object to read in from the stream - A stream will be passed to the callback - Optional Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Select an object's content. The object will be streamed to the callback given by the user. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Name of object to retrieve - Select Object options - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Creates an object from file input stream - - Bucket to create object in - Key of the new object - Stream of file to upload - Size of stream - Content type of the new object, null defaults to "application/octet-stream" - Optional Object metadata to be stored. Defaults to null. - Optional Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Removes an object with given name in specific bucket - - Bucket to remove object from - Key of object to remove - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Removes objects in the list from specific bucket - - Bucket to remove objects from - List of object keys to remove - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Tests the object's existence and returns metadata about existing objects. - - Bucket to test object in - Name of the object to stat - Optional Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Facts about the object - - - - Lists all incomplete uploads in a given bucket and prefix recursively - - Bucket to list all incomplete uploads from - prefix to list all incomplete uploads - Set to true to recursively list all incomplete uploads - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - A lazily populated list of incomplete uploads - - - - Remove incomplete uploads from a given bucket and objectName - - Bucket to remove incomplete uploads from - Key to remove incomplete uploads from - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Copy a source object into a new destination object. - - Bucket name where the object to be copied exists. - Object name source to be copied. - Bucket name where the object will be copied to. - Object name to be created, if not provided uses source object name as destination object name. - optionally can take a key value CopyConditions as well for conditionally attempting copyObject. - Optional Object metadata to be stored. Defaults to null. - Optional Server-side encryption option for source. Defaults to null. - Optional Server-side encryption option for destination. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Creates an object from file - - Bucket to create object in - Key of the new object - Path of file to upload - Content type of the new object, null defaults to "application/octet-stream" - Optional Object metadata to be stored. Defaults to null. - Optional Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Get an object. The object will be streamed to the callback given by the user. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Name of object to retrieve - string with file path - Optional Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Presigned get url - returns a presigned url to access an object's data without credentials.URL can have a maximum expiry of - upto 7 days or a minimum of 1 second.Additionally, you can override a set of response headers using reqParams. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Key of object to retrieve - Expiration time in seconds. - Optional override response headers - Optional request date and time in UTC - - - - Presigned Put url - returns a presigned url to upload an object without credentials.URL can have a maximum expiry of - upto 7 days or a minimum of 1 second. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Key of object to retrieve - Expiration time in seconds - - - - Presigned post policy - - - - - - - Amazon AWS S3 endpoints for various regions. - - - - - Gets Amazon S3 endpoint for the relevant region. - - - - - - - A singleton bucket/region cache map. - - - - - Returns AWS region for given bucket name. - - - - - - - Adds bucket name and its region to BucketRegionCache. - - - - - - - Removes region cache of the bucket if any. - - - - - - Returns true if given bucket name is in the map else false. - - - - - - - Updates Region cache for given bucket. - - - - - - - A container class to hold all the Conditions to be checked before copying an object. - - - - - Clone CopyConditions object - - new CopyConditions object - - - - Set modified condition, copy object modified since given time. - - - When date is null - - - - Unset modified condition, copy object modified since given time. - - - When date is null - - - - Set matching ETag condition, copy object which matches - the following ETag. - - - When etag is null - - - - Set matching ETag none condition, copy object which does not - match the following ETag. - - - When etag is null - - - - Set replace metadata directive which specifies that server side copy needs to replace metadata - on destination with custom metadata provided in the request. - - - - - Return true if replace metadata directive is specified - - - - - - Set Byte Range condition, copy object which falls within the - start and end byte range specified by user - - - - When firstByte is null or lastByte is null - - - - Get range size - - - - - - Get all the set copy conditions map. - - - - - - Stores raw json events generated by ListenBucketNotifications - The Minio client doesn't depend on a JSON library so we can let - the caller use a library of their choice - - - - - Helper class to deserialize notifications generated - from MinioNotificaitonRaw by ListenBucketNotifications - - - - - Arn holds ARN information that will be sent to the web service, - ARN desciption can be found in http://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/aws-arns-and-namespaces.html - - - - - Pass valid Arn string on aws to constructor - - - - - - Constructs new ARN based on the given partition, service, region, account id and resource - - - - - - - - - - Helper class to parse NotificationConfiguration from AWS S3 response XML. - - - - - AddTopic adds a given topic config to the general bucket notification config - - - - - - AddQueue adds a given queue config to the general bucket notification config - - - - - - AddLambda adds a given lambda config to the general bucket notification config - - - - - - RemoveTopicByArn removes all topic configurations that match the exact specified ARN - - - - - - RemoveQueueByArn removes all queue configurations that match the exact specified ARN - - - - - - RemoveLambdaByArn removes all lambda configurations that match the exact specified ARN - - - - - - Helper methods to guide XMLSerializer - - - - - - Serializes the notification configuration as an XML string - - - - - - EventType is a S3 notification event associated to the bucket notification configuration - - - - - FilterRule - child of S3Key, a tag in the notification xml which - carries suffix/prefix filters - - - - - LambdaConfig carries one single cloudfunction notification configuration - - - - - NotificationConfig - represents one single notification configuration - such as topic, queue or lambda configuration - - - - - AddFilterSuffix sets the suffix configuration to the current notification config - - - - - - AddFilterPrefix sets the prefix configuration to the current notification config - - - - - - QueueConfig carries one single queue notification configuration - - - - - S3Key - child of Filter, a tag in the notification xml which carries suffix/prefix - filters and allows filtering event notifications based on S3 Object key's name - - - - - TopicConfig carries one single topic notification configuration - - - - - Implement equality for this object - - - - - - - Object metadata information. - - Object name - Object size - Last when object was modified - Unique entity tag for the object - Object content type - - - - - Set expiration policy. - - Expiration time for the policy - - - - Set key policy. - - Object name for the policy - - - - Set key prefix policy. - - Object name prefix for the policy - - - - Set bucket policy. - - Bucket name for the policy - - - - Set cache control - - CacheControl for the policy - - - - Set content type policy. - - ContentType for the policy - - - - Set content encoding - - ContentEncoding for the policy - - - - Set content length - - ContentLength for the policy - - - - Set content range - - ContentRange for the policy - - - - - Set session token - - set session token - - - - Set the success action status of the object for this policy based upload. - - Success action status - - - - Set user specified metadata as a key/value couple. - - Key and Value to insert in the metadata - - - - - Set signature algorithm policy. - - Set signature algorithm used for the policy - - - - Set credential policy. - - Set credential string for the policy - - - - Set date policy. - - Set date for the policy - - - - Set base64 encoded policy to form dictionary. - - Base64 encoded policy - - - - Set computed signature for the policy to form dictionary. - - Computed signature - - - - Serialize policy into JSON string. - - Serialized JSON policy - - - - Compute base64 encoded form of JSON policy. - - Base64 encoded string of JSON policy - - - - Verify if bucket is set in policy. - - true if bucket is set - - - - Verify if key is set in policy. - - true if key is set - - - - Verify if expiration is set in policy. - - true if expiration is set - - - - Get the populated dictionary of policy data. - - Dictionary of policy data - - - - ServerSideEncryption interface - - - - - Server-side encryption with customer provided keys (SSE-C) - - - - - Server-side encryption option for source side SSE-C copy operation - - - - - Server-side encryption with S3 managed encryption keys (SSE-S3) - - - - - Server-side encryption with AWS KMS managed keys - - - - - Serialize context into JSON string. - - Serialized JSON context - - - - Maximum number of parts - - - - - Minimum part size - - - - - Maximum part size - - - - - Maximum streaming object size - - - - - maxSinglePutObjectSize - maximum size 5GiB of object per PUT operation - - - - - maxSingleCopyObjectSize - 5GiB - - - - - maxMultipartPutObjectSize - maximum size 5TiB of object for Multipart operation - - - - - OptimalReadBufferSize - optimal buffer 5MiB used for reading through Read operation - - - - - SSEGenericHeader is the AWS SSE header used for SSE-S3 and SSE-KMS. - - - - - SSEKMSKeyId is the AWS SSE KMS Key-Id - - - - - SSEKMSContext is the AWS SSE KMS Context. - - - - - IsValidIP parses input string for ip address validity. - - - - - - - HTTP method to use when making requests - - - - - Validates URI to check if it is well formed. Otherwise cry foul. - - - - - Validate Url endpoint - - - true/false - - - - IsValidBucketName - verify bucket name in accordance with - http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/UsingBucket.html - - Bucket to test existence of - - - - Calculate part size and number of parts required. - - - - - - - Check if input expires value is valid. - - time to expiry in seconds - bool - - - - Get corresponding region for input host. - - S3 API endpoint - Region corresponding to the endpoint. Default is 'us-east-1' - - - - V4Authenticator implements IAuthenticator interface. - - - - - Authenticator constructor. - - - Access key id - Secret access key - Region if specifically set - sessionToken - - - - Implements Authenticate interface method for IAuthenticator. - - Instantiated IRestClient object - Instantiated IRestRequest object - - - - Get credential string of form {ACCESSID}/date/region/s3/aws4_request. - - Signature initiated date - Region for the credential string - Credential string for the authorization header - - - - Constructs an authorization header. - - All signed http headers - Hexadecimally encoded computed signature - Date for signature to be signed - Requested region - Fully formed authorization header - - - - Concatenates sorted list of signed http headers. - - Sorted dictionary of headers to be signed - All signed headers - - - - Generates signing key based on the region and date. - - Requested region - Date for signature to be signed - bytes of computed hmac - - - - Compute hmac of input content with key. - - Hmac key - Bytes to be hmac computed - Computed hmac of input content - - - - Get string to sign. - - Requested region - Date for signature to be signed - Hexadecimal encoded sha256 checksum of canonicalRequest - String to sign - - - - Get scope. - - Requested region - Date for signature to be signed - Scope string - - - - Compute sha256 checksum. - - Bytes body - Bytes of sha256 checksum - - - - Convert bytes to hexadecimal string. - - Bytes of any checksum - Hexlified string of input bytes - - - - Generate signature for post policy. - - Requested region - Date for signature to be signed - Base64 encoded policy JSON - Computed signature - - - - Presigns any input client object with a requested expiry. - - Instantiated client - Instantiated request - Expiration in seconds - Region of storage - Value for session token - Optional request date and time in UTC - Presigned url - - - - Get presign canonical request. - - HTTP method used for this request - Full url for this request, including all query parameters except for headers and X-Amz-Signature - Presigned canonical request - - - - Get canonical request. - - Instantiated request object - Dictionary of http headers to be signed - Canonical Request - - - - Get headers to be signed. - - Instantiated requesst - Sorted dictionary of headers to be signed - - - - Sets 'x-amz-date' http header. - - Instantiated request object - Date for signature to be signed - - - - Set 'Host' http header. - - Instantiated request object - Host url - - - - Set 'X-Amz-Security-Token' http header. - - Instantiated request object - session token - - - - Set 'x-amz-content-sha256' http header. - - Instantiated request object - - - - Set 'Content-MD5' http header. - - Instantiated request object - - - diff --git a/packages/Minio.3.1.13/lib/netstandard2.0/Minio.dll b/packages/Minio.3.1.13/lib/netstandard2.0/Minio.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 9f82ee4d..00000000 Binary files a/packages/Minio.3.1.13/lib/netstandard2.0/Minio.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/Minio.3.1.13/lib/netstandard2.0/Minio.xml b/packages/Minio.3.1.13/lib/netstandard2.0/Minio.xml deleted file mode 100644 index f09eb57e..00000000 --- a/packages/Minio.3.1.13/lib/netstandard2.0/Minio.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,1517 +0,0 @@ - - - - Minio - - - - - List all objects in a bucket - - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task with an iterator lazily populated with objects - - - - Create a private bucket with the given name. - - Name of the new bucket - Region - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task - When bucketName is null - - - - Returns true if the specified bucketName exists, otherwise returns false. - - Bucket to test existence of - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task that returns true if exists and user has access - - - - Remove a bucket - - Name of bucket to remove - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task - - - - List all objects non-recursively in a bucket with a given prefix, optionally emulating a directory - - Bucket to list objects from - Filters all objects beginning with a given prefix - Set to true to recursively list all objects - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - An observable of items that client can subscribe to - - - - Gets the list of objects in the bucket filtered by prefix - - Bucket to list objects from - Filters all objects starting with a given prefix - Delimit the output upto this character - marks location in the iterator sequence - Task with a tuple populated with objects - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Returns current policy stored on the server for this bucket - - Bucket name. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task that returns the Bucket policy as a json string - - - - Sets the current bucket policy - - Bucket Name - Policy json as string - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task to set a policy - - - - Gets notification configuration for this bucket - - Bucket name - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Sets the notification configuration for this bucket - - Bucket name - Notification object with configuration to be set on the server - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Removes all bucket notification configurations stored on the server. - - Bucket name - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Subscribes to bucket change notifications (a Minio-only extension) - - Bucket to get notifications from - Events to listen for - Filter keys starting with this prefix - Filter keys ending with this suffix - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - An observable of JSON-based notification events - - - - Get an object. The object will be streamed to the callback given by the user. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Name of object to retrieve - A stream will be passed to the callback - Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Get an object. The object will be streamed to the callback given by the user. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Name of object to retrieve - Offset of the object from where stream will start - length of the object that will be read in the stream - A stream will be passed to the callback - Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Get an object. The object will be streamed to the callback given by the user. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Name of object to retrieve - string with file path - Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Select an object's content. The object will be streamed to the callback given by the user. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Name of object to retrieve - Select Object options - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Creates an object from file - - Bucket to create object in - Key of the new object - Path of file to upload - Content type of the new object, null defaults to "application/octet-stream" - Object metadata to be stored. Defaults to null. - Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Creates an object from inputstream - - Bucket to create object in - Key of the new object - Stream of bytes to send - Total size of bytes to be written, must match with data's length - Content type of the new object, null defaults to "application/octet-stream" - Object metadata to be stored. Defaults to null. - Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Internal method to complete multi part upload of object to server. - - Bucket Name - Object to be uploaded - Upload Id - Etags - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Returns an async observable of parts corresponding to a uploadId for a specific bucket and objectName - - Bucket Name - Object Name - - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Gets the list of parts corresponding to a uploadId for given bucket and object - - Bucket Name - Object Name - - - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Start a new multi-part upload request - - Bucket Name - Object Name - - Server-side encryption options - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Upload object part to bucket for particular uploadId - - Bucket Name - Object Name - - - - - Server-side encryption headers if any - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Get list of multi-part uploads matching particular uploadIdMarker - - Bucket Name - prefix - - - - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Lists all incomplete uploads in a given bucket and prefix recursively - - Bucket to list all incomplete uploads from - Filter all incomplete uploads starting with this prefix - Set to true to recursively list all incomplete uploads - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - A lazily populated list of incomplete uploads - - - - Lists all or delimited incomplete uploads in a given bucket with a given objectName - - Bucket to list incomplete uploads from - Key of object to list incomplete uploads from - delimiter of object to list incomplete uploads - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Observable that notifies when next next upload becomes available - - - - Remove incomplete uploads from a given bucket and objectName - - Bucket to remove incomplete uploads from - Key to remove incomplete uploads from - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Remove object with matching uploadId from bucket - - Bucket Name - - - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Removes an object with given name in specific bucket - - Bucket to remove object from - Key of object to remove - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - private helper method to remove list of objects from bucket - - Bucket Name - - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Removes multiple objects from a specific bucket - - Bucket to remove objects from - List of object keys to remove. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Tests the object's existence and returns metadata about existing objects. - - Bucket to test object in - Name of the object to stat - Server-side encryption option.Defaults to null - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Facts about the object - - - - Advances in the stream upto currentPartSize or End of Stream - - - - bytes read in a byte array - - - - Copy a source object into a new destination object. - - Bucket name where the object to be copied exists. - Object name source to be copied. - Bucket name where the object will be copied to. - Object name to be created, if not provided uses source object name as destination object name. - Optionally can take a key value CopyConditions as well for conditionally attempting copyObject. - Optional Object metadata to be stored. Defaults to null. - Optional source encryption options.Defaults to null. - Optional destination encryption options.Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Create the copy request, execute it and - - Bucket name where the object to be copied exists. - Object name source to be copied. - Bucket name where the object will be copied to. - Object name to be created, if not provided uses source object name as destination object name. - optionally can take a key value CopyConditions as well for conditionally attempting copyObject. - optional custom header to specify byte range - Optional string to specify upload id and part number - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Type of XML serialization to be applied on the server response - - - - - Make a multi part copy upload for objects larger than 5GB or if CopyCondition specifies a byte range. - - source bucket name - source object name - destination bucket name - destination object name - copyconditions - size of copy upload - optional metadata on the destination side - optional Server-side encryption options - optional Server-side encryption options - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Presigned get url - returns a presigned url to access an object's data without credentials.URL can have a maximum expiry of - upto 7 days or a minimum of 1 second.Additionally, you can override a set of response headers using reqParams. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Key of object to retrieve - Expiration time in seconds - optional override response headers - optional request date and time in UTC - - - - - Presigned Put url -returns a presigned url to upload an object without credentials.URL can have a maximum expiry of - upto 7 days or a minimum of 1 second. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Key of object to retrieve - Expiration time in seconds - - - - - Presigned post policy - - - - - - - Default error handling delegate - - - - - Returns the User-Agent header for the request - - - - - Resolve region bucket resides in. - - - - - - - Constructs a RestRequest. For AWS, this function has the side-effect of overriding the baseUrl - in the RestClient with region specific host path or virtual style path. - - HTTP method - Bucket Name - Object Name - headerMap - Content Type - request body - query string - A RestRequest - - - - This method initializes a new RESTClient. The host URI for Amazon is set to virtual hosted style - if usePathStyle is false. Otherwise path style URL is constructed. - - - - - Sets app version and name. Used by RestSharp for constructing User-Agent header in all HTTP requests - - - - - - - Creates and returns an Cloud Storage client - - Location of the server, supports HTTP and HTTPS - Access Key for authenticated requests (Optional, can be omitted for anonymous requests) - Secret Key for authenticated requests (Optional, can be omitted for anonymous requests) - Optional custom region - Optional session token - Client initialized with user credentials - - - - Connects to Cloud Storage with HTTPS if this method is invoked on client object - - - - - - Uses webproxy for all requests if this method is invoked on client object - - - - - - Uses the set timeout for all requests if this method is invoked on client object - - Timeout in milliseconds. - - - - - Allows to add retry policy handler - - Delegate that will wrap execution of requests. - - - - - Sets endpoint URL on the client object that request will be made against - - - - - Actual doer that executes the REST request to the server - - List of handlers to override default handling - request - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - IRESTResponse - - - - Parse response errors if any and return relevant error messages - - - - - - Delegate errors to handlers - - - - - - - - Sets HTTP tracing On.Writes output to Console - - - - - Sets HTTP tracing Off. - - - - - Logs the request sent to server and corresponding response - - - - - - - - Create a private bucket with the given name. - - Name of the new bucket - Region - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task - - - - List all objects in a bucket - - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task with an iterator lazily populated with objects - - - - Returns true if the specified bucketName exists, otherwise returns false. - - Bucket to test existence of - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task that returns true if exists and user has access - - - - Remove a bucket - - Name of bucket to remove - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Task - - - - List all objects non-recursively in a bucket with a given prefix, optionally emulating a directory - - Bucket to list objects from - Filter all incomplete uploads starting with this prefix - List incomplete uploads recursively - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - An observable of items that client can subscribe to - - - - Get bucket policy - - Bucket name - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Returns Task with bucket policy json as string - - - - Sets the current bucket policy - - Bucket Name - policy json - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Returns Task that sets the current bucket policy - - - - Gets the notification configuration set for this bucket - - Bucket Name - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - BucketNotification object populated with the notification subresource - - - - Sets bucket notification configuration - - Bucket Name - BucketNotification object - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Remove all bucket notifications - - bucketName - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Subscribes to bucket change notifications (a Minio-only extension) - - Bucket to get notifications from - Events to listen for - Filter keys starting with this prefix - Filter keys ending with this suffix - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - An observable of JSON-based notification events - - - - Get an object. The object will be streamed to the callback given by the user. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Name of object to retrieve - A stream will be passed to the callback - Optional Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Get an object. The object will be streamed to the callback given by the user. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Name of object to retrieve - offset of the object from where stream will start - length of object to read in from the stream - A stream will be passed to the callback - Optional Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Select an object's content. The object will be streamed to the callback given by the user. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Name of object to retrieve - Select Object options - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Creates an object from file input stream - - Bucket to create object in - Key of the new object - Stream of file to upload - Size of stream - Content type of the new object, null defaults to "application/octet-stream" - Optional Object metadata to be stored. Defaults to null. - Optional Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Removes an object with given name in specific bucket - - Bucket to remove object from - Key of object to remove - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Removes objects in the list from specific bucket - - Bucket to remove objects from - List of object keys to remove - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Tests the object's existence and returns metadata about existing objects. - - Bucket to test object in - Name of the object to stat - Optional Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - Facts about the object - - - - Lists all incomplete uploads in a given bucket and prefix recursively - - Bucket to list all incomplete uploads from - prefix to list all incomplete uploads - Set to true to recursively list all incomplete uploads - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - A lazily populated list of incomplete uploads - - - - Remove incomplete uploads from a given bucket and objectName - - Bucket to remove incomplete uploads from - Key to remove incomplete uploads from - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Copy a source object into a new destination object. - - Bucket name where the object to be copied exists. - Object name source to be copied. - Bucket name where the object will be copied to. - Object name to be created, if not provided uses source object name as destination object name. - optionally can take a key value CopyConditions as well for conditionally attempting copyObject. - Optional Object metadata to be stored. Defaults to null. - Optional Server-side encryption option for source. Defaults to null. - Optional Server-side encryption option for destination. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Creates an object from file - - Bucket to create object in - Key of the new object - Path of file to upload - Content type of the new object, null defaults to "application/octet-stream" - Optional Object metadata to be stored. Defaults to null. - Optional Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - Get an object. The object will be streamed to the callback given by the user. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Name of object to retrieve - string with file path - Optional Server-side encryption option. Defaults to null. - Optional cancellation token to cancel the operation - - - - - Presigned get url - returns a presigned url to access an object's data without credentials.URL can have a maximum expiry of - upto 7 days or a minimum of 1 second.Additionally, you can override a set of response headers using reqParams. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Key of object to retrieve - Expiration time in seconds. - Optional override response headers - Optional request date and time in UTC - - - - Presigned Put url - returns a presigned url to upload an object without credentials.URL can have a maximum expiry of - upto 7 days or a minimum of 1 second. - - Bucket to retrieve object from - Key of object to retrieve - Expiration time in seconds - - - - Presigned post policy - - - - - - - Amazon AWS S3 endpoints for various regions. - - - - - Gets Amazon S3 endpoint for the relevant region. - - - - - - - A singleton bucket/region cache map. - - - - - Returns AWS region for given bucket name. - - - - - - - Adds bucket name and its region to BucketRegionCache. - - - - - - - Removes region cache of the bucket if any. - - - - - - Returns true if given bucket name is in the map else false. - - - - - - - Updates Region cache for given bucket. - - - - - - - A container class to hold all the Conditions to be checked before copying an object. - - - - - Clone CopyConditions object - - new CopyConditions object - - - - Set modified condition, copy object modified since given time. - - - When date is null - - - - Unset modified condition, copy object modified since given time. - - - When date is null - - - - Set matching ETag condition, copy object which matches - the following ETag. - - - When etag is null - - - - Set matching ETag none condition, copy object which does not - match the following ETag. - - - When etag is null - - - - Set replace metadata directive which specifies that server side copy needs to replace metadata - on destination with custom metadata provided in the request. - - - - - Return true if replace metadata directive is specified - - - - - - Set Byte Range condition, copy object which falls within the - start and end byte range specified by user - - - - When firstByte is null or lastByte is null - - - - Get range size - - - - - - Get all the set copy conditions map. - - - - - - Stores raw json events generated by ListenBucketNotifications - The Minio client doesn't depend on a JSON library so we can let - the caller use a library of their choice - - - - - Helper class to deserialize notifications generated - from MinioNotificaitonRaw by ListenBucketNotifications - - - - - Arn holds ARN information that will be sent to the web service, - ARN desciption can be found in http://docs.aws.amazon.com/general/latest/gr/aws-arns-and-namespaces.html - - - - - Pass valid Arn string on aws to constructor - - - - - - Constructs new ARN based on the given partition, service, region, account id and resource - - - - - - - - - - Helper class to parse NotificationConfiguration from AWS S3 response XML. - - - - - AddTopic adds a given topic config to the general bucket notification config - - - - - - AddQueue adds a given queue config to the general bucket notification config - - - - - - AddLambda adds a given lambda config to the general bucket notification config - - - - - - RemoveTopicByArn removes all topic configurations that match the exact specified ARN - - - - - - RemoveQueueByArn removes all queue configurations that match the exact specified ARN - - - - - - RemoveLambdaByArn removes all lambda configurations that match the exact specified ARN - - - - - - Helper methods to guide XMLSerializer - - - - - - Serializes the notification configuration as an XML string - - - - - - EventType is a S3 notification event associated to the bucket notification configuration - - - - - FilterRule - child of S3Key, a tag in the notification xml which - carries suffix/prefix filters - - - - - LambdaConfig carries one single cloudfunction notification configuration - - - - - NotificationConfig - represents one single notification configuration - such as topic, queue or lambda configuration - - - - - AddFilterSuffix sets the suffix configuration to the current notification config - - - - - - AddFilterPrefix sets the prefix configuration to the current notification config - - - - - - QueueConfig carries one single queue notification configuration - - - - - S3Key - child of Filter, a tag in the notification xml which carries suffix/prefix - filters and allows filtering event notifications based on S3 Object key's name - - - - - TopicConfig carries one single topic notification configuration - - - - - Implement equality for this object - - - - - - - Object metadata information. - - Object name - Object size - Last when object was modified - Unique entity tag for the object - Object content type - - - - - Set expiration policy. - - Expiration time for the policy - - - - Set key policy. - - Object name for the policy - - - - Set key prefix policy. - - Object name prefix for the policy - - - - Set bucket policy. - - Bucket name for the policy - - - - Set cache control - - CacheControl for the policy - - - - Set content type policy. - - ContentType for the policy - - - - Set content encoding - - ContentEncoding for the policy - - - - Set content length - - ContentLength for the policy - - - - Set content range - - ContentRange for the policy - - - - - Set session token - - set session token - - - - Set the success action status of the object for this policy based upload. - - Success action status - - - - Set user specified metadata as a key/value couple. - - Key and Value to insert in the metadata - - - - - Set signature algorithm policy. - - Set signature algorithm used for the policy - - - - Set credential policy. - - Set credential string for the policy - - - - Set date policy. - - Set date for the policy - - - - Set base64 encoded policy to form dictionary. - - Base64 encoded policy - - - - Set computed signature for the policy to form dictionary. - - Computed signature - - - - Serialize policy into JSON string. - - Serialized JSON policy - - - - Compute base64 encoded form of JSON policy. - - Base64 encoded string of JSON policy - - - - Verify if bucket is set in policy. - - true if bucket is set - - - - Verify if key is set in policy. - - true if key is set - - - - Verify if expiration is set in policy. - - true if expiration is set - - - - Get the populated dictionary of policy data. - - Dictionary of policy data - - - - ServerSideEncryption interface - - - - - Server-side encryption with customer provided keys (SSE-C) - - - - - Server-side encryption option for source side SSE-C copy operation - - - - - Server-side encryption with S3 managed encryption keys (SSE-S3) - - - - - Server-side encryption with AWS KMS managed keys - - - - - Serialize context into JSON string. - - Serialized JSON context - - - - Maximum number of parts - - - - - Minimum part size - - - - - Maximum part size - - - - - Maximum streaming object size - - - - - maxSinglePutObjectSize - maximum size 5GiB of object per PUT operation - - - - - maxSingleCopyObjectSize - 5GiB - - - - - maxMultipartPutObjectSize - maximum size 5TiB of object for Multipart operation - - - - - OptimalReadBufferSize - optimal buffer 5MiB used for reading through Read operation - - - - - SSEGenericHeader is the AWS SSE header used for SSE-S3 and SSE-KMS. - - - - - SSEKMSKeyId is the AWS SSE KMS Key-Id - - - - - SSEKMSContext is the AWS SSE KMS Context. - - - - - IsValidIP parses input string for ip address validity. - - - - - - - HTTP method to use when making requests - - - - - Validates URI to check if it is well formed. Otherwise cry foul. - - - - - Validate Url endpoint - - - true/false - - - - IsValidBucketName - verify bucket name in accordance with - http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/UsingBucket.html - - Bucket to test existence of - - - - Calculate part size and number of parts required. - - - - - - - Check if input expires value is valid. - - time to expiry in seconds - bool - - - - Get corresponding region for input host. - - S3 API endpoint - Region corresponding to the endpoint. Default is 'us-east-1' - - - - V4Authenticator implements IAuthenticator interface. - - - - - Authenticator constructor. - - - Access key id - Secret access key - Region if specifically set - sessionToken - - - - Implements Authenticate interface method for IAuthenticator. - - Instantiated IRestClient object - Instantiated IRestRequest object - - - - Get credential string of form {ACCESSID}/date/region/s3/aws4_request. - - Signature initiated date - Region for the credential string - Credential string for the authorization header - - - - Constructs an authorization header. - - All signed http headers - Hexadecimally encoded computed signature - Date for signature to be signed - Requested region - Fully formed authorization header - - - - Concatenates sorted list of signed http headers. - - Sorted dictionary of headers to be signed - All signed headers - - - - Generates signing key based on the region and date. - - Requested region - Date for signature to be signed - bytes of computed hmac - - - - Compute hmac of input content with key. - - Hmac key - Bytes to be hmac computed - Computed hmac of input content - - - - Get string to sign. - - Requested region - Date for signature to be signed - Hexadecimal encoded sha256 checksum of canonicalRequest - String to sign - - - - Get scope. - - Requested region - Date for signature to be signed - Scope string - - - - Compute sha256 checksum. - - Bytes body - Bytes of sha256 checksum - - - - Convert bytes to hexadecimal string. - - Bytes of any checksum - Hexlified string of input bytes - - - - Generate signature for post policy. - - Requested region - Date for signature to be signed - Base64 encoded policy JSON - Computed signature - - - - Presigns any input client object with a requested expiry. - - Instantiated client - Instantiated request - Expiration in seconds - Region of storage - Value for session token - Optional request date and time in UTC - Presigned url - - - - Get presign canonical request. - - HTTP method used for this request - Full url for this request, including all query parameters except for headers and X-Amz-Signature - Presigned canonical request - - - - Get canonical request. - - Instantiated request object - Dictionary of http headers to be signed - Canonical Request - - - - Get headers to be signed. - - Instantiated requesst - Sorted dictionary of headers to be signed - - - - Sets 'x-amz-date' http header. - - Instantiated request object - Date for signature to be signed - - - - Set 'Host' http header. - - Instantiated request object - Host url - - - - Set 'X-Amz-Security-Token' http header. - - Instantiated request object - session token - - - - Set 'x-amz-content-sha256' http header. - - Instantiated request object - - - - Set 'Content-MD5' http header. - - Instantiated request object - - - diff --git a/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/.signature.p7s b/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/.signature.p7s deleted file mode 100644 index 37d8e42b..00000000 Binary files a/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/.signature.p7s and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/RestSharp.106.10.1.nupkg b/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/RestSharp.106.10.1.nupkg deleted file mode 100644 index b5e9e00b..00000000 Binary files a/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/RestSharp.106.10.1.nupkg and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/lib/net452/RestSharp.dll b/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/lib/net452/RestSharp.dll deleted file mode 100644 index e31ee282..00000000 Binary files a/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/lib/net452/RestSharp.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/lib/net452/RestSharp.xml b/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/lib/net452/RestSharp.xml deleted file mode 100644 index aca4c5fb..00000000 --- a/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/lib/net452/RestSharp.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,3722 +0,0 @@ - - - - RestSharp - - - - - Allows "basic access authentication" for HTTP requests. - - - Encoding can be specified depending on what your server expect (see https://stackoverflow.com/a/7243567). - UTF-8 is used by default but some servers might expect ISO-8859-1 encoding. - - - - - JSON WEB TOKEN (JWT) Authenticator class. - https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-oauth-json-web-token - - - - - Set the new bearer token so the request gets the new header value - - - - - - Tries to Authenticate with the credentials of the currently logged in user, or impersonate a user - - - - - Authenticate with the credentials of the currently logged in user - - - - - Authenticate by impersonation - - - - - - - Authenticate by impersonation, using an existing ICredentials instance - - - - - - Base class for OAuth 2 Authenticators. - - - Since there are many ways to authenticate in OAuth2, - this is used as a base class to differentiate between - other authenticators. - Any other OAuth2 authenticators must derive from this - abstract class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - The access token. - - - - - Gets the access token. - - - - - The OAuth 2 authenticator using the authorization request header field. - - - Based on http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-oauth-v2-10#section-5.1.1 - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - The access token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - The access token. - - - The token type. - - - - - The OAuth 2 authenticator using URI query parameter. - - - Based on http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-oauth-v2-10#section-5.1.2 - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - The access token. - - - - - All text parameters are UTF-8 encoded (per section 5.1). - - - - - The set of characters that are unreserved in RFC 2396 but are NOT unreserved in RFC 3986. - - - - - Generates a random 16-byte lowercase alphanumeric string. - - - - - - Generates a timestamp based on the current elapsed seconds since '01/01/1970 0000 GMT" - - - - - - Generates a timestamp based on the elapsed seconds of a given time since '01/01/1970 0000 GMT" - - A specified point in time. - - - - - URL encodes a string based on section 5.1 of the OAuth spec. - Namely, percent encoding with [RFC3986], avoiding unreserved characters, - upper-casing hexadecimal characters, and UTF-8 encoding for text value pairs. - - The value to escape. - The escaped value. - - The method is supposed to take on - RFC 3986 behavior if certain elements are present in a .config file. Even if this - actually worked (which in my experiments it doesn't), we can't rely on every - host actually having this configuration element present. - - - - - URL encodes a string based on section 5.1 of the OAuth spec. - Namely, percent encoding with [RFC3986], avoiding unreserved characters, - upper-casing hexadecimal characters, and UTF-8 encoding for text value pairs. - - - - - - Sorts a collection of key-value pairs by name, and then value if equal, - concatenating them into a single string. This string should be encoded - prior to, or after normalization is run. - - - - - - - Sorts a by name, and then value if equal. - - A collection of parameters to sort - A sorted parameter collection - - - - Creates a request URL suitable for making OAuth requests. - Resulting URLs must exclude port 80 or port 443 when accompanied by HTTP and HTTPS, respectively. - Resulting URLs must be lower case. - - The original request URL - - - - - Creates a request elements concatenation value to send with a request. - This is also known as the signature base. - - The request HTTP method type - The request URL - The request parameters - A signature base string - - - - Creates a signature value given a signature base and the consumer secret. - This method is used when the token secret is currently unknown. - - The hashing method - The signature base - The consumer key - - - - - Creates a signature value given a signature base and the consumer secret. - This method is used when the token secret is currently unknown. - - The hashing method - The treatment to use on a signature value - The signature base - The consumer key - - - - - Creates a signature value given a signature base and the consumer secret and a known token secret. - - The hashing method - The treatment to use on a signature value - The signature base - The consumer secret - The token secret - - - - - A class to encapsulate OAuth authentication flow. - - - - - Generates an OAuth signature to pass to an - for the purpose of requesting an - unauthorized request token. - - The HTTP method for the intended request - Any existing, non-OAuth query parameters desired in the request - - - - - Generates an OAuth signature to pass to the - for the purpose of exchanging a request token - for an access token authorized by the user at the Service Provider site. - - The HTTP method for the intended request - Any existing, non-OAuth query parameters desired in the request - - - - Generates an OAuth signature to pass to an - for the purpose of exchanging user credentials - for an access token authorized by the user at the Service Provider site. - - The HTTP method for the intended request - Any existing, non-OAuth query parameters desired in the request - - - - - - - Types of parameters that can be added to requests - - - - - Data formats - - - - - HTTP method to use when making requests - - - - - Format strings for commonly-used date formats - - - - - .NET format string for ISO 8601 date format - - - - - .NET format string for roundtrip date format - - - - - Status for responses (surprised?) - - - - - Extension method overload! - - - - - Save a byte array to a file - - Bytes to save - Full path to save file to - - - - Read a stream into a byte array - - Stream to read - byte[] - - - - Copies bytes from one stream to another - - The input stream. - The output stream. - - - - Converts a byte array to a string, using its byte order mark to convert it to the right encoding. - http://www.shrinkrays.net/code-snippets/csharp/an-extension-method-for-converting-a-byte-array-to-a-string.aspx - - An array of bytes to convert - Content encoding. Will fallback to UTF8 if not a valid encoding. - The byte as a string. - - - - Converts a byte array to a string, using its byte order mark to convert it to the right encoding. - http://www.shrinkrays.net/code-snippets/csharp/an-extension-method-for-converting-a-byte-array-to-a-string.aspx - - An array of bytes to convert - The byte as a string using UTF8. - - - - Reflection extensions - - - - - Retrieve an attribute from a member (property) - - Type of attribute to retrieve - Member to retrieve attribute from - - - - - Retrieve an attribute from a type - - Type of attribute to retrieve - Type to retrieve attribute from - - - - - Checks a type to see if it derives from a raw generic (e.g. List[[]]) - - - - - - - - Find a value from a System.Enum by trying several possible variants - of the string value of the enum. - - Type of enum - Value for which to search - The culture used to calculate the name variants - - - - - Convert a to a instance. - - The response status. - - responseStatus - - - - Imports the specified XML String into the crypto service provider - - - .NET Core 2.0 doesn't provide an implementation of RSACryptoServiceProvider.FromXmlString/ToXmlString, so we have - to do it ourselves. - Source: https://gist.github.com/Jargon64/5b172c452827e15b21882f1d76a94be4/ - - - - - Uses Uri.EscapeDataString() based on recommendations on MSDN - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/yangxind/archive/2006/11/09/don-t-use-net-system-uri-unescapedatastring-in-url-decoding.aspx - - - - - Check that a string is not null or empty - - String to check - bool - - - - Remove underscores from a string - - String to process - string - - - - Parses most common JSON date formats - - JSON value to parse - - DateTime - - - - Remove leading and trailing " from a string - - String to parse - String - - - - Converts a string to pascal case - - String to convert - - string - - - - Converts a string to pascal case with the option to remove underscores - - String to convert - Option to remove underscores - - - - - - Converts a string to camel case - - String to convert - - String - - - - Convert the first letter of a string to lower case - - String to convert - string - - - - Checks to see if a string is all uppper case - - String to check - bool - - - - Add underscores to a pascal-cased string - - String to convert - string - - - - Add dashes to a pascal-cased string - - String to convert - string - - - - Add an undescore prefix to a pascasl-cased string - - - - - - - Add spaces to a pascal-cased string - - String to convert - string - - - - Return possible variants of a name for name matching. - - String to convert - The culture to use for conversion - IEnumerable<string> - - - - XML Extension Methods - - - - - Returns the name of an element with the namespace if specified - - Element name - XML Namespace - - - - - Container for files to be uploaded with requests - - - - - The length of data to be sent - - - - - Provides raw data for file - - - - - Name of the file to use when uploading - - - - - MIME content type of file - - - - - Name of the parameter - - - - - Creates a file parameter from an array of bytes. - - The parameter name to use in the request. - The data to use as the file's contents. - The filename to use in the request. - The content type to use in the request. - The - - - - Creates a file parameter from an array of bytes. - - The parameter name to use in the request. - The data to use as the file's contents. - The filename to use in the request. - The using the default content type. - - - - Creates a file parameter from an array of bytes. - - The parameter name to use in the request. - Delegate that will be called with the request stream so you can write to it.. - The length of the data that will be written by te writer. - The filename to use in the request. - Optional: parameter content type - The using the default content type. - - - - HttpWebRequest wrapper (async methods) - - - HttpWebRequest wrapper - - - HttpWebRequest wrapper (sync methods) - - - - - Execute an async POST-style request with the specified HTTP Method. - - - The HTTP method to execute. - - - - - Execute an async GET-style request with the specified HTTP Method. - - - The HTTP method to execute. - - - - - Default constructor - - - - - True if this HTTP request has any HTTP parameters - - - - - True if this HTTP request has any HTTP cookies - - - - - True if a request body has been specified - - - - - True if files have been set to be uploaded - - - - - Enable or disable automatic gzip/deflate decompression - - - - - Always send a multipart/form-data request - even when no Files are present. - - - - - UserAgent to be sent with request - - - - - Timeout in milliseconds to be used for the request - - - - - The number of milliseconds before the writing or reading times out. - - - - - System.Net.ICredentials to be sent with request - - - - - The System.Net.CookieContainer to be used for the request - - - - - The delegate to use to write the response instead of reading into RawBytes - Here you can also check the request details - - - - - The delegate to use to write the response instead of reading into RawBytes - - - - - Collection of files to be sent with request - - - - - Whether or not HTTP 3xx response redirects should be automatically followed - - - - - Whether or not to use pipelined connections - - - - - X509CertificateCollection to be sent with request - - - - - Maximum number of automatic redirects to follow if FollowRedirects is true - - - - - Determine whether or not the "default credentials" (e.g. the user account under which the current process is - running) /// will be sent along to the server. - - - - - The ConnectionGroupName property enables you to associate a request with a connection group. - - - - - Encoding for the request, UTF8 is the default - - - - - HTTP headers to be sent with request - - - - - HTTP parameters (QueryString or Form values) to be sent with request - - - - - HTTP cookies to be sent with request - - - - - Request body to be sent with request - - - - - Content type of the request body. - - - - - An alternative to RequestBody, for when the caller already has the byte array. - - - - - URL to call for this request - - - - - Explicit Host header value to use in requests independent from the request URI. - If null, default host value extracted from URI is used. - - - - - List of Allowed Decompression Methods - - - - - Flag to send authorisation header with the HttpWebRequest - - - - - Flag to reuse same connection in the HttpWebRequest - - - - - Proxy info to be sent with request - - - - - Caching policy for requests created with this wrapper. - - - - - Callback function for handling the validation of remote certificates. - - - - - Creates an IHttp - - - - - - Execute a POST request - - - - - Execute a PUT request - - - - - Execute a GET request - - - - - Execute a HEAD request - - - - - Execute an OPTIONS request - - - - - Execute a DELETE request - - - - - Execute a PATCH request - - - - - Execute a MERGE request - - - - - Execute a GET-style request with the specified HTTP Method. - - The HTTP method to execute. - - - - - Execute a POST-style request with the specified HTTP Method. - - The HTTP method to execute. - - - - - Representation of an HTTP cookie - - - - - Comment of the cookie - - - - - Comment of the cookie - - - - - Indicates whether the cookie should be discarded at the end of the session - - - - - Domain of the cookie - - - - - Indicates whether the cookie is expired - - - - - Date and time that the cookie expires - - - - - Indicates that this cookie should only be accessed by the server - - - - - Name of the cookie - - - - - Path of the cookie - - - - - Port of the cookie - - - - - Indicates that the cookie should only be sent over secure channels - - - - - Date and time the cookie was created - - - - - Value of the cookie - - - - - Version of the cookie - - - - - Container for HTTP file - - - - - The length of data to be sent - - - - - Provides raw data for file - - - - - Name of the file to use when uploading - - - - - MIME content type of file - - - - - Name of the parameter - - - - - Representation of an HTTP header - - - - - Name of the header - - - - - Value of the header - - - - - Representation of an HTTP parameter (QueryString or Form value) - - - - - Name of the parameter - - - - - Value of the parameter - - - - - Content-Type of the parameter - - - - - HTTP response data - - - - - Default constructor - - - - - MIME content type of response - - - - - Length in bytes of the response content - - - - - Encoding of the response content - - - - - Lazy-loaded string representation of response content - - - - - HTTP response status code - - - - - Description of HTTP status returned - - - - - Response content - - - - - The URL that actually responded to the content (different from request if redirected) - - - - - HttpWebResponse.Server - - - - - Headers returned by server with the response - - - - - Cookies returned by server with the response - - - - - Status of the request. Will return Error for transport errors. - HTTP errors will still return ResponseStatus.Completed, check StatusCode instead - - - - - Transport or other non-HTTP error generated while attempting request - - - - - Exception thrown when error is encountered. - - - - - The HTTP protocol version (1.0, 1.1, etc) - - Only set when underlying framework supports it. - - - - Enable or disable automatic gzip/deflate decompression - - - - - Always send a multipart/form-data request - even when no Files are present. - - - - - An alternative to RequestBody, for when the caller already has the byte array. - - - - - HTTP response data - - - - - MIME content type of response - - - - - Length in bytes of the response content - - - - - Encoding of the response content - - - - - String representation of response content - - - - - HTTP response status code - - - - - Description of HTTP status returned - - - - - Response content - - - - - The URL that actually responded to the content (different from request if redirected) - - - - - HttpWebResponse.Server - - - - - Headers returned by server with the response - - - - - Cookies returned by server with the response - - - - - Status of the request. Will return Error for transport errors. - HTTP errors will still return ResponseStatus.Completed, check StatusCode instead - - - - - Transport or other non-HTTP error generated while attempting request - - - - - Exception thrown when error is encountered. - - - - - The HTTP protocol version (1.0, 1.1, etc) - - Only set when underlying framework supports it. - - - - X509CertificateCollection to be sent with request - - - - - Callback function for handling the validation of remote certificates. Useful for certificate pinning and - overriding certificate errors in the scope of a request. - - - - - Allows to use a custom way to encode URL parameters - - A delegate to encode URL parameters - client.UseUrlEncoder(s => HttpUtility.UrlEncode(s)); - - - - - Allows to use a custom way to encode query parameters - - A delegate to encode query parameters - client.UseUrlEncoder((s, encoding) => HttpUtility.UrlEncode(s, encoding)); - - - - - Add a delegate to apply custom configuration to HttpWebRequest before making a call - - Configuration delegate for HttpWebRequest - - - - Adds or replaces a deserializer for the specified content type - - Content type for which the deserializer will be replaced - Custom deserializer factory - - - - Removes custom deserialzier for the specified content type - - Content type for which deserializer needs to be removed - - - - Remove deserializers for all content types - - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Cancellation token - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Override the request method - Cancellation token - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Override the request method - Cancellation token - - - - Executes a GET-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a GET-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Cancellation token - - - - Executes a GET-style request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion providing access to the async handle. - The HTTP method to execute - - - - Executes a POST-style request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion providing access to the async handle. - The HTTP method to execute - - - - Executes a GET-style request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion - The HTTP method to execute - - - - Executes a GET-style request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion - The HTTP method to execute - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Override the request method - - - - Executes a GET-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - - - - Executes a GET-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - - - - Executes a POST-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - Override the request method - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - - - - Executes a GET-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - - - - Executes a GET-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - - - - Executes a POST-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Adds or replaces a deserializer for the specified content type - - Content type for which the deserializer will be replaced - Custom deserializer - - - - Always send a multipart/form-data request - even when no Files are present. - - - - - Serializer to use when writing JSON request bodies. Used if RequestFormat is Json. - By default the included JsonSerializer is used (currently using SimpleJson default serialization). - - - - - Serializer to use when writing XML request bodies. Used if RequestFormat is Xml. - By default the included XmlSerializer is used. - - - - - Set this to handle the response stream yourself, based on the response details - - - - - Set this to write response to Stream rather than reading into memory. - - - - - Container of all HTTP parameters to be passed with the request. - See AddParameter() for explanation of the types of parameters that can be passed - - - - - Container of all the files to be uploaded with the request. - - - - - Determines what HTTP method to use for this request. Supported methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS - Default is GET - - - - - The Resource URL to make the request against. - Tokens are substituted with UrlSegment parameters and match by name. - Should not include the scheme or domain. Do not include leading slash. - Combined with RestClient.BaseUrl to assemble final URL: - {BaseUrl}/{Resource} (BaseUrl is scheme + domain, e.g. http://example.com) - - - // example for url token replacement - request.Resource = "Products/{ProductId}"; - request.AddParameter("ProductId", 123, ParameterType.UrlSegment); - - - - - Serializer to use when writing XML request bodies. Used if RequestFormat is Xml. - By default XmlSerializer is used. - - - - - Used by the default deserializers to determine where to start deserializing from. - Can be used to skip container or root elements that do not have corresponding deserialzation targets. - - - - - Used by the default deserializers to explicitly set which date format string to use when parsing dates. - - - - - Used by XmlDeserializer. If not specified, XmlDeserializer will flatten response by removing namespaces from - element names. - - - - - In general you would not need to set this directly. Used by the NtlmAuthenticator. - - - - - Timeout in milliseconds to be used for the request. This timeout value overrides a timeout set on the RestClient. - - - - - The number of milliseconds before the writing or reading times out. This timeout value overrides a timeout set on - the RestClient. - - - - - How many attempts were made to send this Request? - - - This Number is incremented each time the RestClient sends the request. - Useful when using Asynchronous Execution with Callbacks - - - - - Determine whether or not the "default credentials" (e.g. the user account under which the current process is - running) - will be sent along to the server. The default is false. - - - - - List of Allowed Decompression Methods - - - - - When supplied, the function will be called before calling the deserializer - - - - - When supplied, the function will be called before making a request - - - - - Serialized request body to be accessed in authenticators - - - - - Adds a file to the Files collection to be included with a POST or PUT request - (other methods do not support file uploads). - - The parameter name to use in the request - Full path to file to upload - The MIME type of the file to upload - This request - - - - Adds the bytes to the Files collection with the specified file name and content type - - The parameter name to use in the request - The file data - The file name to use for the uploaded file - The MIME type of the file to upload - This request - - - - Adds the bytes to the Files collection with the specified file name and content type - - The parameter name to use in the request - A function that writes directly to the stream. Should NOT close the stream. - The file name to use for the uploaded file - The length (in bytes) of the file content. - The MIME type of the file to upload - This request - - - - Add bytes to the Files collection as if it was a file of specific type - - A form parameter name - The file data - The file name to use for the uploaded file - Specific content type. Es: application/x-gzip - - - - - Serializes obj to format specified by RequestFormat, but passes xmlNamespace if using the default XmlSerializer - The default format is XML. Change RequestFormat if you wish to use a different serialization format. - - The object to serialize - The XML namespace to use when serializing - This request - - - - Serializes obj to data format specified by RequestFormat and adds it to the request body. - The default format is XML. Change RequestFormat if you wish to use a different serialization format. - - The object to serialize - This request - - - - Serializes obj to JSON format and adds it to the request body. - - The object to serialize - This request - - - - Serializes obj to XML format and adds it to the request body. - - The object to serialize - This request - - - - Serializes obj to format specified by RequestFormat, but passes xmlNamespace if using the default XmlSerializer - Serializes obj to XML format and passes xmlNamespace then adds it to the request body. - - The object to serialize - The XML namespace to use when serializing - This request - - - - Calls AddParameter() for all public, readable properties specified in the includedProperties list - - - request.AddObject(product, "ProductId", "Price", ...); - - The object with properties to add as parameters - The names of the properties to include - This request - - - - Calls AddParameter() for all public, readable properties of obj - - The object with properties to add as parameters - This request - - - - Add the parameter to the request - - Parameter to add - - - - - Adds a HTTP parameter to the request (QueryString for GET, DELETE, OPTIONS and HEAD; Encoded form for POST and PUT) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - This request - - - - Adds a parameter to the request. There are five types of parameters: - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - Cookie: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Cookies collection - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - Adds a parameter to the request. There are five types of parameters: - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - Cookie: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Cookies collection - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - Content-Type of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - Adds a parameter to the request or updates it with the given argument, if the parameter already exists in the - request - - Parameter to add - - - - - Add or update parameters to the request - - Collection of parameters to add - - - - - Adds a HTTP parameter to the request (QueryString for GET, DELETE, OPTIONS and HEAD; Encoded form for POST and PUT) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - This request - - - - Adds a parameter to the request. There are five types of parameters: - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - Cookie: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Cookies collection - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - Adds a parameter to the request. There are five types of parameters: - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - Cookie: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Cookies collection - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - Content-Type of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, HttpHeader) overload - - Name of the header to add - Value of the header to add - - - - - Uses AddHeader(name, value) in a convenient way to pass - in multiple headers at once. - - Key/Value pairs containing the name: value of the headers - This request - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, Cookie) overload - - Name of the cookie to add - Value of the cookie to add - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, UrlSegment) overload - - Name of the segment to add - Value of the segment to add - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, UrlSegment) overload - - Name of the segment to add - Value of the segment to add - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, QueryString) overload - - Name of the parameter to add - Value of the parameter to add - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, QueryString) overload - - Name of the parameter to add - Value of the parameter to add - Whether parameter should be encoded or not - - - - - Container for data sent back from API - - - - - The RestRequest that was made to get this RestResponse - - - Mainly for debugging if ResponseStatus is not OK - - - - - MIME content type of response - - - - - Length in bytes of the response content - - - - - Encoding of the response content - - - - - String representation of response content - - - - - HTTP response status code - - - - - Whether or not the response status code indicates success - - - - - Description of HTTP status returned - - - - - Response content - - - - - The URL that actually responded to the content (different from request if redirected) - - - - - HttpWebResponse.Server - - - - - Cookies returned by server with the response - - - - - Headers returned by server with the response - - - - - Status of the request. Will return Error for transport errors. - HTTP errors will still return ResponseStatus.Completed, check StatusCode instead - - - - - Transport or other non-HTTP error generated while attempting request - - - - - Exceptions thrown during the request, if any. - - - Will contain only network transport or framework exceptions thrown during the request. - HTTP protocol errors are handled by RestSharp and will not appear here. - - - - - The HTTP protocol version (1.0, 1.1, etc) - - Only set when underlying framework supports it. - - - - Container for data sent back from API including deserialized data - - Type of data to deserialize to - - - - Deserialized entity data - - - - - Client to translate RestRequests into Http requests and process response result - - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - Override the request method - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion providing access to the async handle. - HTTP call method (GET, PUT, etc) - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion providing access to the async handle. - - - - Executes a GET-style request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion providing access to the async handle. - The HTTP method to execute - - - - Executes a POST-style request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion providing access to the async handle. - The HTTP method to execute - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion - Override the request http method - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion - - - - Executes a GET-style request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion - The HTTP method to execute - - - - Executes a POST-style request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion - The HTTP method to execute - - - - Executes a GET-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - Override the request method - - - - Executes a GET-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Override the request method - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - - - - Executes a GET-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - - - - Executes a GET-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a GET-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a GET-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Cancellation token - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Cancellation token - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Override the request method - Cancellation token - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Override the request method - Cancellation token - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Default constructor that registers default content handlers - - - - - - Sets the BaseUrl property for requests made by this client instance - - - - - - - Sets the BaseUrl property for requests made by this client instance - - - - - - Replace the default serializer with a custom one - - The custom serializer instance - - - - - Allows to use a custom way to encode parameters - - A delegate to encode parameters - client.UseUrlEncoder(s => HttpUtility.UrlEncode(s)); - - - - - Enable or disable automatic gzip/deflate decompression - - - - - Maximum number of redirects to follow if FollowRedirects is true - - - - - X509CertificateCollection to be sent with request - - - - - Proxy to use for requests made by this client instance. - Passed on to underlying WebRequest if set. - - - - - The cache policy to use for requests initiated by this client instance. - - - - - Default is true. Determine whether or not requests that result in - HTTP status codes of 3xx should follow returned redirect - - - - - The CookieContainer used for requests made by this client instance - - - - - UserAgent to use for requests made by this client instance - - - - - Timeout in milliseconds to use for requests made by this client instance. - If not set, the default timeout for HttpWebRequest is used. - - - - - The number of milliseconds before the writing or reading times out. - - - - - Whether to invoke async callbacks using the SynchronizationContext.Current captured when invoked - - - - - Authenticator to use for requests made by this client instance - - - - - Combined with Request.Resource to construct URL for request - Should include scheme and domain without trailing slash. - - - client.BaseUrl = new Uri("http://example.com"); - - - - - Set to true if you want to get an exception when deserialization fails. - Default is false. - - - - - Set to false if you want to get ResponseStatus.Completed when deserialization fails. - Default is true. - - - - - Changes the default behaviour when RestSharp swallows server errors in favour - of setting error properties on the response object. Default is false. - - - - - Allow high-speed NTLM-authenticated connection sharing - - - - - The ConnectionGroupName property enables you to associate a request with a connection group. - - - - - Callback function for handling the validation of remote certificates. Useful for certificate pinning and - overriding certificate errors in the scope of a request. - - - - - Parameters included with every request made with this instance of RestClient - If specified in both client and request, the request wins - - - - - Explicit Host header value to use in requests independent from the request URI. - If null, default host value extracted from URI is used. - - - - - Set to true if you need to add multiple default parameters with the same name. - Only query and form parameters are supported. - - - - - Registers a content handler to process response content - - MIME content type of the response content - Deserializer to use to process content - - - - Registers a content handler to process response content - - MIME content type of the response content - Deserializer to use to process content - - - - Remove a content handler for the specified MIME content type - - MIME content type to remove - - - - Remove all content handlers - - - - - Assembles URL to call based on parameters, method and resource - - RestRequest to execute - Assembled System.Uri - - - - Replace the default serializer with a custom one - - A function that creates a custom serializer instance - - - - - Replace the default serializer with a custom one - - The type that implements IRestSerializer - - - - - Registers a content handler to process response content - - A list of MIME content types of the response content - Deserializer factory to use to process content - - - - Registers a content handler to process response content - - A list of MIME content types of the response content - Deserializer to use to process content - - - - Executes the specified request and downloads the response data - - Request to execute - Response data - - - - Executes the specified request and downloads the response data - - Request to execute - Throw an exception if download fails. - Response data - - - - Executes the request and returns a response, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Override the http method in the request - RestResponse - - - - Executes the request and returns a response, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - RestResponse - - - - Executes the specified request and deserializes the response content using the appropriate content handler - - Target deserialization type - Request to execute - RestResponse[[T]] with deserialized data in Data property - - - - Parameter container for REST requests - - - - - Name of the parameter - - - - - Value of the parameter - - - - - Type of the parameter - - - - - Body parameter data type - - - - - MIME content type of the parameter - - - - - Return a human-readable representation of this parameter - - String - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - The IRestClient this method extends - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - The IRestClient this method extends - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion providing access to the async handle - - - - Execute the request using GET HTTP method. Exception will be thrown if the request does not succeed. - - RestClient instance - The request - Expected result type - - - - - Execute the request using POST HTTP method. Exception will be thrown if the request does not succeed. - - RestClient instance - The request - Expected result type - - - - - Execute the request using PUT HTTP method. Exception will be thrown if the request does not succeed. - - RestClient instance - The request - Expected result type - - - - - Execute the request using HEAD HTTP method. Exception will be thrown if the request does not succeed. - - RestClient instance - The request - Expected result type - - - - - Execute the request using OPTIONS HTTP method. Exception will be thrown if the request does not succeed. - - RestClient instance - The request - Expected result type - - - - - Execute the request using PATCH HTTP method. Exception will be thrown if the request does not succeed. - - RestClient instance - The request - Expected result type - - - - - Execute the request using DELETE HTTP method. Exception will be thrown if the request does not succeed. - - RestClient instance - The request - Expected result type - - - - - Add a parameter to use on every request made with this client instance - - The IRestClient instance - Parameter to add - - - - - Add a new or update an existing parameter to use on every request made with this client instance - - - - - - - - Removes a parameter from the default parameters that are used on every request made with this client instance - - The IRestClient instance - The name of the parameter that needs to be removed - - - - - Adds a default HTTP parameter (QueryString for GET, DELETE, OPTIONS and HEAD; Encoded form for POST and PUT) - Used on every request made by this client instance - - The IRestClient instance - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - This request - - - - Adds a default parameter to the request. There are four types of parameters: - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - Used on every request made by this client instance - - The IRestClient instance - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - Adds a default header to the RestClient. Used on every request made by this client instance. - - The IRestClient instance - Name of the header to add - Value of the header to add - - - - - Adds default headers to the RestClient. Used on every request made by this client instance. - - The IRestClient instance - Dictionary containing the Names and Values of the headers to add - - - - - Adds a default URL segment parameter to the RestClient. Used on every request made by this client instance. - - The IRestClient instance - Name of the segment to add - Value of the segment to add - - - - - Adds a default URL query parameter to the RestClient. Used on every request made by this client instance. - - The IRestClient instance - Name of the query parameter to add - Value of the query parameter to add - - - - - Sets the to only use JSON - - - - - - - Sets the to only use XML - - - - - - - Container for data used to make requests - - - - - Default constructor - - - - - Sets Method property to value of method - - Method to use for this request - - - - Gets or sets a user-defined state object that contains information about a request and which can be later - retrieved when the request completes. - - - - - List of Allowed Decompresison Methods - - - - - Always send a multipart/form-data request - even when no Files are present. - - - - - Serializer to use when writing JSON request bodies. Used if RequestFormat is Json. - By default the included JsonSerializer is used (currently using JSON.NET default serialization). - - - - - Serializer to use when writing XML request bodies. Used if RequestFormat is Xml. - By default the included XmlSerializer is used. - - - - - Serialized request body to be accessed in authenticators - - - - - Set this to write response to Stream rather than reading into memory. - - - - - Set this to handle the response stream yourself, based on the response details - - - - - Determine whether or not the "default credentials" (e.g. the user account under which the current process is - running) - will be sent along to the server. The default is false. - - - - - Adds a file to the Files collection to be included with a POST or PUT request - (other methods do not support file uploads). - - The parameter name to use in the request - Full path to file to upload - The MIME type of the file to upload - This request - - - - Adds the bytes to the Files collection with the specified file name - - The parameter name to use in the request - The file data - The file name to use for the uploaded file - The MIME type of the file to upload - This request - - - - Adds the bytes to the Files collection with the specified file name and content type - - The parameter name to use in the request - A function that writes directly to the stream. Should NOT close the stream. - The file name to use for the uploaded file - The length (in bytes) of the file content. - The MIME type of the file to upload - This request - - - - Add bytes to the Files collection as if it was a file of specific type - - A form parameter name - The file data - The file name to use for the uploaded file - Specific content type. Es: application/x-gzip - - - - - Serializes obj to format specified by RequestFormat, but passes xmlNamespace if using the default XmlSerializer - The default format is XML. Change RequestFormat if you wish to use a different serialization format. - - The object to serialize - The XML namespace to use when serializing - This request - - - - Serializes obj to data format specified by RequestFormat and adds it to the request body. - The default format is XML. Change RequestFormat if you wish to use a different serialization format. - - The object to serialize - This request - - - - Serializes obj to JSON format and adds it to the request body. - - The object to serialize - This request - - - - Serializes obj to XML format and adds it to the request body. - - The object to serialize - This request - - - - Serializes obj to XML format and passes xmlNamespace then adds it to the request body. - - The object to serialize - The XML namespace to use when serializing - This request - - - - Calls AddParameter() for all public, readable properties specified in the includedProperties list - - - request.AddObject(product, "ProductId", "Price", ...); - - The object with properties to add as parameters - The names of the properties to include - This request - - - - Calls AddParameter() for all public, readable properties of obj - - The object with properties to add as parameters - This request - - - - Add the parameter to the request - - Parameter to add - - - - - Adds a HTTP parameter to the request (QueryString for GET, DELETE, OPTIONS and HEAD; Encoded form for POST and PUT) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - This request - - - - Adds a parameter to the request. There are four types of parameters: - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - Adds a parameter to the request. There are four types of parameters: - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - Content-Type of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - Adds a parameter to the request or updates it with the given argument, if the parameter already exists in the - request - - Parameter to add - - - - - Add or update parameters to the request - - Collection of parameters to add - - - - - Adds a HTTP parameter to the request or updates it with the given argument, if the parameter already exists in the - request - (QueryString for GET, DELETE, OPTIONS and HEAD; Encoded form for POST and PUT) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - This request - - - - - Adds a HTTP parameter to the request or updates it with the given argument, if the parameter already exists in the - request - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - Adds a HTTP parameter to the request or updates it with the given argument, if the parameter already exists in the - request - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - Content-Type of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, HttpHeader) overload - - Name of the header to add - Value of the header to add - - - - - Uses AddHeader(name, value) in a convenient way to pass - in multiple headers at once. - - Key/Value pairs containing the name: value of the headers - This request - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, Cookie) overload - - Name of the cookie to add - Value of the cookie to add - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, UrlSegment) overload - - Name of the segment to add - Value of the segment to add - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, QueryString) overload - - Name of the parameter to add - Value of the parameter to add - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, QueryString) overload - - Name of the parameter to add - Value of the parameter to add - Whether parameter should be encoded or not - - - - - Add a Decompression Method to the request - - None | GZip | Deflate - - - - - Container of all HTTP parameters to be passed with the request. - See AddParameter() for explanation of the types of parameters that can be passed - - - - - Container of all the files to be uploaded with the request. - - - - - Determines what HTTP method to use for this request. Supported methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS - Default is GET - - - - - The Resource URL to make the request against. - Tokens are substituted with UrlSegment parameters and match by name. - Should not include the scheme or domain. Do not include leading slash. - Combined with RestClient.BaseUrl to assemble final URL: - {BaseUrl}/{Resource} (BaseUrl is scheme + domain, e.g. http://example.com) - - - // example for url token replacement - request.Resource = "Products/{ProductId}"; - request.AddParameter("ProductId", 123, ParameterType.UrlSegment); - - - - - Determines how to serialize the request body. - By default Xml is used. - - - - - Used by the default deserializers to determine where to start deserializing from. - Can be used to skip container or root elements that do not have corresponding deserialzation targets. - - - - - A function to run prior to deserializing starting (e.g. change settings if error encountered) - - - - - A function to run after configuration of the HTTP request (e.g. set last minute headers) - - - - - Used by the default deserializers to explicitly set which date format string to use when parsing dates. - - - - - Used by XmlDeserializer. If not specified, XmlDeserializer will flatten response by removing namespaces from - element names. - - - - - In general you would not need to set this directly. Used by the NtlmAuthenticator. - - - - - Timeout in milliseconds to be used for the request. This timeout value overrides a timeout set on the RestClient. - - - - - The number of milliseconds before the writing or reading times out. This timeout value overrides a timeout set on - the RestClient. - - - - - Internal Method so that RestClient can increase the number of attempts - - - - - How many attempts were made to send this Request? - - - This Number is incremented each time the RestClient sends the request. - Useful when using Asynchronous Execution with Callbacks - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, UrlSegment) overload - - Name of the segment to add - Value of the segment to add - - - - - Base class for common properties shared by RestResponse and RestResponse[[T]] - - - - - Default constructor - - - - - The RestRequest that was made to get this RestResponse - - - Mainly for debugging if ResponseStatus is not OK - - - - - MIME content type of response - - - - - Length in bytes of the response content - - - - - Encoding of the response content - - - - - String representation of response content - - - - - HTTP response status code - - - - - Whether or not the response status code indicates success - - - - - Description of HTTP status returned - - - - - Response content - - - - - The URL that actually responded to the content (different from request if redirected) - - - - - HttpWebResponse.Server - - - - - Cookies returned by server with the response - - - - - Headers returned by server with the response - - - - - Status of the request. Will return Error for transport errors. - HTTP errors will still return ResponseStatus.Completed, check StatusCode instead - - - - - Transport or other non-HTTP error generated while attempting request - - - - - The exception thrown during the request, if any - - - - - The HTTP protocol version (1.0, 1.1, etc) - - Only set when underlying framework supports it. - - - - Assists with debugging responses by displaying in the debugger output - - - - - - Container for data sent back from API including deserialized data - - Type of data to deserialize to - - - - Deserialized entity data - - - - - Container for data sent back from API - - - - - Comment of the cookie - - - - - Comment of the cookie - - - - - Indicates whether the cookie should be discarded at the end of the session - - - - - Domain of the cookie - - - - - Indicates whether the cookie is expired - - - - - Date and time that the cookie expires - - - - - Indicates that this cookie should only be accessed by the server - - - - - Name of the cookie - - - - - Path of the cookie - - - - - Port of the cookie - - - - - Indicates that the cookie should only be sent over secure channels - - - - - Date and time the cookie was created - - - - - Value of the cookie - - - - - Version of the cookie - - - - - Serialize the object as JSON - If the object is already a serialized string returns it's value - - Object to serialize - JSON as String - - - - Content type for serialized content - - - - - Determines if the object is already a serialized string. - - - - - Name of the root element to use when serializing - - - - - XML namespace to use when serializing - - - - - Format string to use when serializing dates - - - - - Allows control how class and property names and values are deserialized by XmlAttributeDeserializer - - - - - The name to use for the serialized element - - - - - Sets if the property to Deserialize is an Attribute or Element (Default: false) - - - - - Sets if the property to Deserialize is a content of current Element (Default: false) - - - - - Wrapper for System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer. - - - - - Encoding for serialized content - - - - - Name of the root element to use when serializing - - - - - XML namespace to use when serializing - - - - - Allows control how class and property names and values are serialized by XmlSerializer - Currently not supported with the JsonSerializer - When specified at the property level the class-level specification is overridden - - - - - The name to use for the serialized element - - - - - Sets the value to be serialized as an Attribute instead of an Element - - - - - Sets the value to be serialized as text content of current Element instead of an new Element - - - - - The culture to use when serializing - - - - - Transforms the casing of the name based on the selected value. - - - - - The order to serialize the element. Default is int.MaxValue. - - - - - Called by the attribute when NameStyle is speficied - - The string to transform - String - - - - Options for transforming casing of element names - - - - - Wrapper for System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer. - - - - - Default constructor, does not specify namespace - - - - - - Specify the namespaced to be used when serializing - - XML namespace - - - - Encoding for serialized content - - - - - Serialize the object as XML - - Object to serialize - XML as string - - - - Name of the root element to use when serializing - - - - - XML namespace to use when serializing - - - - - Format string to use when serializing dates - - - - - Content type for serialized content - - - - - Default XML Serializer - - - - - Default constructor, does not specify namespace - - - - - Specify the namespaced to be used when serializing - - XML namespace - - - - Serialize the object as XML - - Object to serialize - XML as string - - - - Name of the root element to use when serializing - - - - - XML namespace to use when serializing - - - - - Format string to use when serializing dates - - - - - Content type for serialized content - - - - - Determines if a given object is numeric in any way - (can be integer, double, null, etc). - - - - - Represents the json array. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The capacity of the json array. - - - - The json representation of the array. - - The json representation of the array. - - - - Represents the json object. - - - - - The internal member dictionary. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of . - - - The implementation to use when - comparing keys, or null to use the default for the - type of the key. - - - - - Gets the at the specified index. - - - - - - Adds the specified key. - - The key. - The value. - - - - Determines whether the specified key contains key. - - The key. - - true if the specified key contains key; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets the keys. - - The keys. - - - - Removes the specified key. - - The key. - - - - - Tries the get value. - - The key. - The value. - - - - - Gets the values. - - The values. - - - - Gets or sets the with the specified key. - - - - - - Adds the specified item. - - The item. - - - - Clears this instance. - - - - - Determines whether [contains] [the specified item]. - - The item. - - true if [contains] [the specified item]; otherwise, false. - - - - - Copies to. - - The array. - Index of the array. - - - - Gets the count. - - The count. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is read only. - - - true if this instance is read only; otherwise, false. - - - - - Removes the specified item. - - The item. - - - - - Gets the enumerator. - - - - - - Returns an enumerator that iterates through a collection. - - - An object that can be used to iterate through the collection. - - - - - Returns a json that represents the current . - - - A json that represents the current . - - - - - This class encodes and decodes JSON strings. - Spec. details, see http://www.json.org/ - JSON uses Arrays and Objects. These correspond here to the datatypes JsonArray(IList<object>) and - JsonObject(IDictionary<string,object>). - All numbers are parsed to doubles. - - - - - Parses the string json into a value - - A JSON string. - An IList<object>, a IDictionary<string,object>, a double, a string, null, true, or false - - - - Try parsing the json string into a value. - - - A JSON string. - - - The object. - - - Returns true if successfull otherwise false. - - - - - Converts a IDictionary<string,object> / IList<object> object into a JSON string - - A IDictionary<string,object> / IList<object> - Serializer strategy to use - A JSON encoded string, or null if object 'json' is not serializable - - - - Determines if a given object is numeric in any way - (can be integer, double, null, etc). - - - - - Helper methods for validating required values - - - - - Require a parameter to not be null - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - - - - Helper methods for validating values - - - - - Validate an integer value is between the specified values (exclusive of min/max) - - Value to validate - Exclusive minimum value - Exclusive maximum value - - - - Validate a string length - - String to be validated - Maximum length of the string - - - diff --git a/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/lib/netstandard2.0/RestSharp.dll b/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/lib/netstandard2.0/RestSharp.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 05d4f292..00000000 Binary files a/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/lib/netstandard2.0/RestSharp.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/lib/netstandard2.0/RestSharp.xml b/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/lib/netstandard2.0/RestSharp.xml deleted file mode 100644 index aca4c5fb..00000000 --- a/packages/RestSharp.106.10.1/lib/netstandard2.0/RestSharp.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,3722 +0,0 @@ - - - - RestSharp - - - - - Allows "basic access authentication" for HTTP requests. - - - Encoding can be specified depending on what your server expect (see https://stackoverflow.com/a/7243567). - UTF-8 is used by default but some servers might expect ISO-8859-1 encoding. - - - - - JSON WEB TOKEN (JWT) Authenticator class. - https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-oauth-json-web-token - - - - - Set the new bearer token so the request gets the new header value - - - - - - Tries to Authenticate with the credentials of the currently logged in user, or impersonate a user - - - - - Authenticate with the credentials of the currently logged in user - - - - - Authenticate by impersonation - - - - - - - Authenticate by impersonation, using an existing ICredentials instance - - - - - - Base class for OAuth 2 Authenticators. - - - Since there are many ways to authenticate in OAuth2, - this is used as a base class to differentiate between - other authenticators. - Any other OAuth2 authenticators must derive from this - abstract class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - The access token. - - - - - Gets the access token. - - - - - The OAuth 2 authenticator using the authorization request header field. - - - Based on http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-oauth-v2-10#section-5.1.1 - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - The access token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - The access token. - - - The token type. - - - - - The OAuth 2 authenticator using URI query parameter. - - - Based on http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-oauth-v2-10#section-5.1.2 - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - The access token. - - - - - All text parameters are UTF-8 encoded (per section 5.1). - - - - - The set of characters that are unreserved in RFC 2396 but are NOT unreserved in RFC 3986. - - - - - Generates a random 16-byte lowercase alphanumeric string. - - - - - - Generates a timestamp based on the current elapsed seconds since '01/01/1970 0000 GMT" - - - - - - Generates a timestamp based on the elapsed seconds of a given time since '01/01/1970 0000 GMT" - - A specified point in time. - - - - - URL encodes a string based on section 5.1 of the OAuth spec. - Namely, percent encoding with [RFC3986], avoiding unreserved characters, - upper-casing hexadecimal characters, and UTF-8 encoding for text value pairs. - - The value to escape. - The escaped value. - - The method is supposed to take on - RFC 3986 behavior if certain elements are present in a .config file. Even if this - actually worked (which in my experiments it doesn't), we can't rely on every - host actually having this configuration element present. - - - - - URL encodes a string based on section 5.1 of the OAuth spec. - Namely, percent encoding with [RFC3986], avoiding unreserved characters, - upper-casing hexadecimal characters, and UTF-8 encoding for text value pairs. - - - - - - Sorts a collection of key-value pairs by name, and then value if equal, - concatenating them into a single string. This string should be encoded - prior to, or after normalization is run. - - - - - - - Sorts a by name, and then value if equal. - - A collection of parameters to sort - A sorted parameter collection - - - - Creates a request URL suitable for making OAuth requests. - Resulting URLs must exclude port 80 or port 443 when accompanied by HTTP and HTTPS, respectively. - Resulting URLs must be lower case. - - The original request URL - - - - - Creates a request elements concatenation value to send with a request. - This is also known as the signature base. - - The request HTTP method type - The request URL - The request parameters - A signature base string - - - - Creates a signature value given a signature base and the consumer secret. - This method is used when the token secret is currently unknown. - - The hashing method - The signature base - The consumer key - - - - - Creates a signature value given a signature base and the consumer secret. - This method is used when the token secret is currently unknown. - - The hashing method - The treatment to use on a signature value - The signature base - The consumer key - - - - - Creates a signature value given a signature base and the consumer secret and a known token secret. - - The hashing method - The treatment to use on a signature value - The signature base - The consumer secret - The token secret - - - - - A class to encapsulate OAuth authentication flow. - - - - - Generates an OAuth signature to pass to an - for the purpose of requesting an - unauthorized request token. - - The HTTP method for the intended request - Any existing, non-OAuth query parameters desired in the request - - - - - Generates an OAuth signature to pass to the - for the purpose of exchanging a request token - for an access token authorized by the user at the Service Provider site. - - The HTTP method for the intended request - Any existing, non-OAuth query parameters desired in the request - - - - Generates an OAuth signature to pass to an - for the purpose of exchanging user credentials - for an access token authorized by the user at the Service Provider site. - - The HTTP method for the intended request - Any existing, non-OAuth query parameters desired in the request - - - - - - - Types of parameters that can be added to requests - - - - - Data formats - - - - - HTTP method to use when making requests - - - - - Format strings for commonly-used date formats - - - - - .NET format string for ISO 8601 date format - - - - - .NET format string for roundtrip date format - - - - - Status for responses (surprised?) - - - - - Extension method overload! - - - - - Save a byte array to a file - - Bytes to save - Full path to save file to - - - - Read a stream into a byte array - - Stream to read - byte[] - - - - Copies bytes from one stream to another - - The input stream. - The output stream. - - - - Converts a byte array to a string, using its byte order mark to convert it to the right encoding. - http://www.shrinkrays.net/code-snippets/csharp/an-extension-method-for-converting-a-byte-array-to-a-string.aspx - - An array of bytes to convert - Content encoding. Will fallback to UTF8 if not a valid encoding. - The byte as a string. - - - - Converts a byte array to a string, using its byte order mark to convert it to the right encoding. - http://www.shrinkrays.net/code-snippets/csharp/an-extension-method-for-converting-a-byte-array-to-a-string.aspx - - An array of bytes to convert - The byte as a string using UTF8. - - - - Reflection extensions - - - - - Retrieve an attribute from a member (property) - - Type of attribute to retrieve - Member to retrieve attribute from - - - - - Retrieve an attribute from a type - - Type of attribute to retrieve - Type to retrieve attribute from - - - - - Checks a type to see if it derives from a raw generic (e.g. List[[]]) - - - - - - - - Find a value from a System.Enum by trying several possible variants - of the string value of the enum. - - Type of enum - Value for which to search - The culture used to calculate the name variants - - - - - Convert a to a instance. - - The response status. - - responseStatus - - - - Imports the specified XML String into the crypto service provider - - - .NET Core 2.0 doesn't provide an implementation of RSACryptoServiceProvider.FromXmlString/ToXmlString, so we have - to do it ourselves. - Source: https://gist.github.com/Jargon64/5b172c452827e15b21882f1d76a94be4/ - - - - - Uses Uri.EscapeDataString() based on recommendations on MSDN - http://blogs.msdn.com/b/yangxind/archive/2006/11/09/don-t-use-net-system-uri-unescapedatastring-in-url-decoding.aspx - - - - - Check that a string is not null or empty - - String to check - bool - - - - Remove underscores from a string - - String to process - string - - - - Parses most common JSON date formats - - JSON value to parse - - DateTime - - - - Remove leading and trailing " from a string - - String to parse - String - - - - Converts a string to pascal case - - String to convert - - string - - - - Converts a string to pascal case with the option to remove underscores - - String to convert - Option to remove underscores - - - - - - Converts a string to camel case - - String to convert - - String - - - - Convert the first letter of a string to lower case - - String to convert - string - - - - Checks to see if a string is all uppper case - - String to check - bool - - - - Add underscores to a pascal-cased string - - String to convert - string - - - - Add dashes to a pascal-cased string - - String to convert - string - - - - Add an undescore prefix to a pascasl-cased string - - - - - - - Add spaces to a pascal-cased string - - String to convert - string - - - - Return possible variants of a name for name matching. - - String to convert - The culture to use for conversion - IEnumerable<string> - - - - XML Extension Methods - - - - - Returns the name of an element with the namespace if specified - - Element name - XML Namespace - - - - - Container for files to be uploaded with requests - - - - - The length of data to be sent - - - - - Provides raw data for file - - - - - Name of the file to use when uploading - - - - - MIME content type of file - - - - - Name of the parameter - - - - - Creates a file parameter from an array of bytes. - - The parameter name to use in the request. - The data to use as the file's contents. - The filename to use in the request. - The content type to use in the request. - The - - - - Creates a file parameter from an array of bytes. - - The parameter name to use in the request. - The data to use as the file's contents. - The filename to use in the request. - The using the default content type. - - - - Creates a file parameter from an array of bytes. - - The parameter name to use in the request. - Delegate that will be called with the request stream so you can write to it.. - The length of the data that will be written by te writer. - The filename to use in the request. - Optional: parameter content type - The using the default content type. - - - - HttpWebRequest wrapper (async methods) - - - HttpWebRequest wrapper - - - HttpWebRequest wrapper (sync methods) - - - - - Execute an async POST-style request with the specified HTTP Method. - - - The HTTP method to execute. - - - - - Execute an async GET-style request with the specified HTTP Method. - - - The HTTP method to execute. - - - - - Default constructor - - - - - True if this HTTP request has any HTTP parameters - - - - - True if this HTTP request has any HTTP cookies - - - - - True if a request body has been specified - - - - - True if files have been set to be uploaded - - - - - Enable or disable automatic gzip/deflate decompression - - - - - Always send a multipart/form-data request - even when no Files are present. - - - - - UserAgent to be sent with request - - - - - Timeout in milliseconds to be used for the request - - - - - The number of milliseconds before the writing or reading times out. - - - - - System.Net.ICredentials to be sent with request - - - - - The System.Net.CookieContainer to be used for the request - - - - - The delegate to use to write the response instead of reading into RawBytes - Here you can also check the request details - - - - - The delegate to use to write the response instead of reading into RawBytes - - - - - Collection of files to be sent with request - - - - - Whether or not HTTP 3xx response redirects should be automatically followed - - - - - Whether or not to use pipelined connections - - - - - X509CertificateCollection to be sent with request - - - - - Maximum number of automatic redirects to follow if FollowRedirects is true - - - - - Determine whether or not the "default credentials" (e.g. the user account under which the current process is - running) /// will be sent along to the server. - - - - - The ConnectionGroupName property enables you to associate a request with a connection group. - - - - - Encoding for the request, UTF8 is the default - - - - - HTTP headers to be sent with request - - - - - HTTP parameters (QueryString or Form values) to be sent with request - - - - - HTTP cookies to be sent with request - - - - - Request body to be sent with request - - - - - Content type of the request body. - - - - - An alternative to RequestBody, for when the caller already has the byte array. - - - - - URL to call for this request - - - - - Explicit Host header value to use in requests independent from the request URI. - If null, default host value extracted from URI is used. - - - - - List of Allowed Decompression Methods - - - - - Flag to send authorisation header with the HttpWebRequest - - - - - Flag to reuse same connection in the HttpWebRequest - - - - - Proxy info to be sent with request - - - - - Caching policy for requests created with this wrapper. - - - - - Callback function for handling the validation of remote certificates. - - - - - Creates an IHttp - - - - - - Execute a POST request - - - - - Execute a PUT request - - - - - Execute a GET request - - - - - Execute a HEAD request - - - - - Execute an OPTIONS request - - - - - Execute a DELETE request - - - - - Execute a PATCH request - - - - - Execute a MERGE request - - - - - Execute a GET-style request with the specified HTTP Method. - - The HTTP method to execute. - - - - - Execute a POST-style request with the specified HTTP Method. - - The HTTP method to execute. - - - - - Representation of an HTTP cookie - - - - - Comment of the cookie - - - - - Comment of the cookie - - - - - Indicates whether the cookie should be discarded at the end of the session - - - - - Domain of the cookie - - - - - Indicates whether the cookie is expired - - - - - Date and time that the cookie expires - - - - - Indicates that this cookie should only be accessed by the server - - - - - Name of the cookie - - - - - Path of the cookie - - - - - Port of the cookie - - - - - Indicates that the cookie should only be sent over secure channels - - - - - Date and time the cookie was created - - - - - Value of the cookie - - - - - Version of the cookie - - - - - Container for HTTP file - - - - - The length of data to be sent - - - - - Provides raw data for file - - - - - Name of the file to use when uploading - - - - - MIME content type of file - - - - - Name of the parameter - - - - - Representation of an HTTP header - - - - - Name of the header - - - - - Value of the header - - - - - Representation of an HTTP parameter (QueryString or Form value) - - - - - Name of the parameter - - - - - Value of the parameter - - - - - Content-Type of the parameter - - - - - HTTP response data - - - - - Default constructor - - - - - MIME content type of response - - - - - Length in bytes of the response content - - - - - Encoding of the response content - - - - - Lazy-loaded string representation of response content - - - - - HTTP response status code - - - - - Description of HTTP status returned - - - - - Response content - - - - - The URL that actually responded to the content (different from request if redirected) - - - - - HttpWebResponse.Server - - - - - Headers returned by server with the response - - - - - Cookies returned by server with the response - - - - - Status of the request. Will return Error for transport errors. - HTTP errors will still return ResponseStatus.Completed, check StatusCode instead - - - - - Transport or other non-HTTP error generated while attempting request - - - - - Exception thrown when error is encountered. - - - - - The HTTP protocol version (1.0, 1.1, etc) - - Only set when underlying framework supports it. - - - - Enable or disable automatic gzip/deflate decompression - - - - - Always send a multipart/form-data request - even when no Files are present. - - - - - An alternative to RequestBody, for when the caller already has the byte array. - - - - - HTTP response data - - - - - MIME content type of response - - - - - Length in bytes of the response content - - - - - Encoding of the response content - - - - - String representation of response content - - - - - HTTP response status code - - - - - Description of HTTP status returned - - - - - Response content - - - - - The URL that actually responded to the content (different from request if redirected) - - - - - HttpWebResponse.Server - - - - - Headers returned by server with the response - - - - - Cookies returned by server with the response - - - - - Status of the request. Will return Error for transport errors. - HTTP errors will still return ResponseStatus.Completed, check StatusCode instead - - - - - Transport or other non-HTTP error generated while attempting request - - - - - Exception thrown when error is encountered. - - - - - The HTTP protocol version (1.0, 1.1, etc) - - Only set when underlying framework supports it. - - - - X509CertificateCollection to be sent with request - - - - - Callback function for handling the validation of remote certificates. Useful for certificate pinning and - overriding certificate errors in the scope of a request. - - - - - Allows to use a custom way to encode URL parameters - - A delegate to encode URL parameters - client.UseUrlEncoder(s => HttpUtility.UrlEncode(s)); - - - - - Allows to use a custom way to encode query parameters - - A delegate to encode query parameters - client.UseUrlEncoder((s, encoding) => HttpUtility.UrlEncode(s, encoding)); - - - - - Add a delegate to apply custom configuration to HttpWebRequest before making a call - - Configuration delegate for HttpWebRequest - - - - Adds or replaces a deserializer for the specified content type - - Content type for which the deserializer will be replaced - Custom deserializer factory - - - - Removes custom deserialzier for the specified content type - - Content type for which deserializer needs to be removed - - - - Remove deserializers for all content types - - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Cancellation token - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Override the request method - Cancellation token - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Override the request method - Cancellation token - - - - Executes a GET-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a GET-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Cancellation token - - - - Executes a GET-style request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion providing access to the async handle. - The HTTP method to execute - - - - Executes a POST-style request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion providing access to the async handle. - The HTTP method to execute - - - - Executes a GET-style request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion - The HTTP method to execute - - - - Executes a GET-style request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion - The HTTP method to execute - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Override the request method - - - - Executes a GET-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - - - - Executes a GET-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - - - - Executes a POST-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - Override the request method - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - - - - Executes a GET-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - - - - Executes a GET-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - - - - Executes a POST-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Adds or replaces a deserializer for the specified content type - - Content type for which the deserializer will be replaced - Custom deserializer - - - - Always send a multipart/form-data request - even when no Files are present. - - - - - Serializer to use when writing JSON request bodies. Used if RequestFormat is Json. - By default the included JsonSerializer is used (currently using SimpleJson default serialization). - - - - - Serializer to use when writing XML request bodies. Used if RequestFormat is Xml. - By default the included XmlSerializer is used. - - - - - Set this to handle the response stream yourself, based on the response details - - - - - Set this to write response to Stream rather than reading into memory. - - - - - Container of all HTTP parameters to be passed with the request. - See AddParameter() for explanation of the types of parameters that can be passed - - - - - Container of all the files to be uploaded with the request. - - - - - Determines what HTTP method to use for this request. Supported methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS - Default is GET - - - - - The Resource URL to make the request against. - Tokens are substituted with UrlSegment parameters and match by name. - Should not include the scheme or domain. Do not include leading slash. - Combined with RestClient.BaseUrl to assemble final URL: - {BaseUrl}/{Resource} (BaseUrl is scheme + domain, e.g. http://example.com) - - - // example for url token replacement - request.Resource = "Products/{ProductId}"; - request.AddParameter("ProductId", 123, ParameterType.UrlSegment); - - - - - Serializer to use when writing XML request bodies. Used if RequestFormat is Xml. - By default XmlSerializer is used. - - - - - Used by the default deserializers to determine where to start deserializing from. - Can be used to skip container or root elements that do not have corresponding deserialzation targets. - - - - - Used by the default deserializers to explicitly set which date format string to use when parsing dates. - - - - - Used by XmlDeserializer. If not specified, XmlDeserializer will flatten response by removing namespaces from - element names. - - - - - In general you would not need to set this directly. Used by the NtlmAuthenticator. - - - - - Timeout in milliseconds to be used for the request. This timeout value overrides a timeout set on the RestClient. - - - - - The number of milliseconds before the writing or reading times out. This timeout value overrides a timeout set on - the RestClient. - - - - - How many attempts were made to send this Request? - - - This Number is incremented each time the RestClient sends the request. - Useful when using Asynchronous Execution with Callbacks - - - - - Determine whether or not the "default credentials" (e.g. the user account under which the current process is - running) - will be sent along to the server. The default is false. - - - - - List of Allowed Decompression Methods - - - - - When supplied, the function will be called before calling the deserializer - - - - - When supplied, the function will be called before making a request - - - - - Serialized request body to be accessed in authenticators - - - - - Adds a file to the Files collection to be included with a POST or PUT request - (other methods do not support file uploads). - - The parameter name to use in the request - Full path to file to upload - The MIME type of the file to upload - This request - - - - Adds the bytes to the Files collection with the specified file name and content type - - The parameter name to use in the request - The file data - The file name to use for the uploaded file - The MIME type of the file to upload - This request - - - - Adds the bytes to the Files collection with the specified file name and content type - - The parameter name to use in the request - A function that writes directly to the stream. Should NOT close the stream. - The file name to use for the uploaded file - The length (in bytes) of the file content. - The MIME type of the file to upload - This request - - - - Add bytes to the Files collection as if it was a file of specific type - - A form parameter name - The file data - The file name to use for the uploaded file - Specific content type. Es: application/x-gzip - - - - - Serializes obj to format specified by RequestFormat, but passes xmlNamespace if using the default XmlSerializer - The default format is XML. Change RequestFormat if you wish to use a different serialization format. - - The object to serialize - The XML namespace to use when serializing - This request - - - - Serializes obj to data format specified by RequestFormat and adds it to the request body. - The default format is XML. Change RequestFormat if you wish to use a different serialization format. - - The object to serialize - This request - - - - Serializes obj to JSON format and adds it to the request body. - - The object to serialize - This request - - - - Serializes obj to XML format and adds it to the request body. - - The object to serialize - This request - - - - Serializes obj to format specified by RequestFormat, but passes xmlNamespace if using the default XmlSerializer - Serializes obj to XML format and passes xmlNamespace then adds it to the request body. - - The object to serialize - The XML namespace to use when serializing - This request - - - - Calls AddParameter() for all public, readable properties specified in the includedProperties list - - - request.AddObject(product, "ProductId", "Price", ...); - - The object with properties to add as parameters - The names of the properties to include - This request - - - - Calls AddParameter() for all public, readable properties of obj - - The object with properties to add as parameters - This request - - - - Add the parameter to the request - - Parameter to add - - - - - Adds a HTTP parameter to the request (QueryString for GET, DELETE, OPTIONS and HEAD; Encoded form for POST and PUT) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - This request - - - - Adds a parameter to the request. There are five types of parameters: - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - Cookie: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Cookies collection - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - Adds a parameter to the request. There are five types of parameters: - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - Cookie: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Cookies collection - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - Content-Type of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - Adds a parameter to the request or updates it with the given argument, if the parameter already exists in the - request - - Parameter to add - - - - - Add or update parameters to the request - - Collection of parameters to add - - - - - Adds a HTTP parameter to the request (QueryString for GET, DELETE, OPTIONS and HEAD; Encoded form for POST and PUT) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - This request - - - - Adds a parameter to the request. There are five types of parameters: - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - Cookie: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Cookies collection - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - Adds a parameter to the request. There are five types of parameters: - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - Cookie: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Cookies collection - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - Content-Type of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, HttpHeader) overload - - Name of the header to add - Value of the header to add - - - - - Uses AddHeader(name, value) in a convenient way to pass - in multiple headers at once. - - Key/Value pairs containing the name: value of the headers - This request - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, Cookie) overload - - Name of the cookie to add - Value of the cookie to add - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, UrlSegment) overload - - Name of the segment to add - Value of the segment to add - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, UrlSegment) overload - - Name of the segment to add - Value of the segment to add - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, QueryString) overload - - Name of the parameter to add - Value of the parameter to add - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, QueryString) overload - - Name of the parameter to add - Value of the parameter to add - Whether parameter should be encoded or not - - - - - Container for data sent back from API - - - - - The RestRequest that was made to get this RestResponse - - - Mainly for debugging if ResponseStatus is not OK - - - - - MIME content type of response - - - - - Length in bytes of the response content - - - - - Encoding of the response content - - - - - String representation of response content - - - - - HTTP response status code - - - - - Whether or not the response status code indicates success - - - - - Description of HTTP status returned - - - - - Response content - - - - - The URL that actually responded to the content (different from request if redirected) - - - - - HttpWebResponse.Server - - - - - Cookies returned by server with the response - - - - - Headers returned by server with the response - - - - - Status of the request. Will return Error for transport errors. - HTTP errors will still return ResponseStatus.Completed, check StatusCode instead - - - - - Transport or other non-HTTP error generated while attempting request - - - - - Exceptions thrown during the request, if any. - - - Will contain only network transport or framework exceptions thrown during the request. - HTTP protocol errors are handled by RestSharp and will not appear here. - - - - - The HTTP protocol version (1.0, 1.1, etc) - - Only set when underlying framework supports it. - - - - Container for data sent back from API including deserialized data - - Type of data to deserialize to - - - - Deserialized entity data - - - - - Client to translate RestRequests into Http requests and process response result - - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - Override the request method - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion providing access to the async handle. - HTTP call method (GET, PUT, etc) - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion providing access to the async handle. - - - - Executes a GET-style request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion providing access to the async handle. - The HTTP method to execute - - - - Executes a POST-style request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion providing access to the async handle. - The HTTP method to execute - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion - Override the request http method - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion - - - - Executes a GET-style request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion - The HTTP method to execute - - - - Executes a POST-style request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion - The HTTP method to execute - - - - Executes a GET-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - Override the request method - - - - Executes a GET-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Override the request method - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - - - - Executes a GET-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - - - - Executes a GET-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a GET-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Executes a GET-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Cancellation token - - - - Executes a POST-style asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Cancellation token - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Cancellation token - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Override the request method - Cancellation token - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Override the request method - Cancellation token - - - - Executes the request asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - The cancellation token - - - - Default constructor that registers default content handlers - - - - - - Sets the BaseUrl property for requests made by this client instance - - - - - - - Sets the BaseUrl property for requests made by this client instance - - - - - - Replace the default serializer with a custom one - - The custom serializer instance - - - - - Allows to use a custom way to encode parameters - - A delegate to encode parameters - client.UseUrlEncoder(s => HttpUtility.UrlEncode(s)); - - - - - Enable or disable automatic gzip/deflate decompression - - - - - Maximum number of redirects to follow if FollowRedirects is true - - - - - X509CertificateCollection to be sent with request - - - - - Proxy to use for requests made by this client instance. - Passed on to underlying WebRequest if set. - - - - - The cache policy to use for requests initiated by this client instance. - - - - - Default is true. Determine whether or not requests that result in - HTTP status codes of 3xx should follow returned redirect - - - - - The CookieContainer used for requests made by this client instance - - - - - UserAgent to use for requests made by this client instance - - - - - Timeout in milliseconds to use for requests made by this client instance. - If not set, the default timeout for HttpWebRequest is used. - - - - - The number of milliseconds before the writing or reading times out. - - - - - Whether to invoke async callbacks using the SynchronizationContext.Current captured when invoked - - - - - Authenticator to use for requests made by this client instance - - - - - Combined with Request.Resource to construct URL for request - Should include scheme and domain without trailing slash. - - - client.BaseUrl = new Uri("http://example.com"); - - - - - Set to true if you want to get an exception when deserialization fails. - Default is false. - - - - - Set to false if you want to get ResponseStatus.Completed when deserialization fails. - Default is true. - - - - - Changes the default behaviour when RestSharp swallows server errors in favour - of setting error properties on the response object. Default is false. - - - - - Allow high-speed NTLM-authenticated connection sharing - - - - - The ConnectionGroupName property enables you to associate a request with a connection group. - - - - - Callback function for handling the validation of remote certificates. Useful for certificate pinning and - overriding certificate errors in the scope of a request. - - - - - Parameters included with every request made with this instance of RestClient - If specified in both client and request, the request wins - - - - - Explicit Host header value to use in requests independent from the request URI. - If null, default host value extracted from URI is used. - - - - - Set to true if you need to add multiple default parameters with the same name. - Only query and form parameters are supported. - - - - - Registers a content handler to process response content - - MIME content type of the response content - Deserializer to use to process content - - - - Registers a content handler to process response content - - MIME content type of the response content - Deserializer to use to process content - - - - Remove a content handler for the specified MIME content type - - MIME content type to remove - - - - Remove all content handlers - - - - - Assembles URL to call based on parameters, method and resource - - RestRequest to execute - Assembled System.Uri - - - - Replace the default serializer with a custom one - - A function that creates a custom serializer instance - - - - - Replace the default serializer with a custom one - - The type that implements IRestSerializer - - - - - Registers a content handler to process response content - - A list of MIME content types of the response content - Deserializer factory to use to process content - - - - Registers a content handler to process response content - - A list of MIME content types of the response content - Deserializer to use to process content - - - - Executes the specified request and downloads the response data - - Request to execute - Response data - - - - Executes the specified request and downloads the response data - - Request to execute - Throw an exception if download fails. - Response data - - - - Executes the request and returns a response, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - Override the http method in the request - RestResponse - - - - Executes the request and returns a response, authenticating if needed - - Request to be executed - RestResponse - - - - Executes the specified request and deserializes the response content using the appropriate content handler - - Target deserialization type - Request to execute - RestResponse[[T]] with deserialized data in Data property - - - - Parameter container for REST requests - - - - - Name of the parameter - - - - - Value of the parameter - - - - - Type of the parameter - - - - - Body parameter data type - - - - - MIME content type of the parameter - - - - - Return a human-readable representation of this parameter - - String - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - The IRestClient this method extends - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion - - - - Executes the request and callback asynchronously, authenticating if needed - - The IRestClient this method extends - Target deserialization type - Request to be executed - Callback function to be executed upon completion providing access to the async handle - - - - Execute the request using GET HTTP method. Exception will be thrown if the request does not succeed. - - RestClient instance - The request - Expected result type - - - - - Execute the request using POST HTTP method. Exception will be thrown if the request does not succeed. - - RestClient instance - The request - Expected result type - - - - - Execute the request using PUT HTTP method. Exception will be thrown if the request does not succeed. - - RestClient instance - The request - Expected result type - - - - - Execute the request using HEAD HTTP method. Exception will be thrown if the request does not succeed. - - RestClient instance - The request - Expected result type - - - - - Execute the request using OPTIONS HTTP method. Exception will be thrown if the request does not succeed. - - RestClient instance - The request - Expected result type - - - - - Execute the request using PATCH HTTP method. Exception will be thrown if the request does not succeed. - - RestClient instance - The request - Expected result type - - - - - Execute the request using DELETE HTTP method. Exception will be thrown if the request does not succeed. - - RestClient instance - The request - Expected result type - - - - - Add a parameter to use on every request made with this client instance - - The IRestClient instance - Parameter to add - - - - - Add a new or update an existing parameter to use on every request made with this client instance - - - - - - - - Removes a parameter from the default parameters that are used on every request made with this client instance - - The IRestClient instance - The name of the parameter that needs to be removed - - - - - Adds a default HTTP parameter (QueryString for GET, DELETE, OPTIONS and HEAD; Encoded form for POST and PUT) - Used on every request made by this client instance - - The IRestClient instance - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - This request - - - - Adds a default parameter to the request. There are four types of parameters: - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - Used on every request made by this client instance - - The IRestClient instance - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - Adds a default header to the RestClient. Used on every request made by this client instance. - - The IRestClient instance - Name of the header to add - Value of the header to add - - - - - Adds default headers to the RestClient. Used on every request made by this client instance. - - The IRestClient instance - Dictionary containing the Names and Values of the headers to add - - - - - Adds a default URL segment parameter to the RestClient. Used on every request made by this client instance. - - The IRestClient instance - Name of the segment to add - Value of the segment to add - - - - - Adds a default URL query parameter to the RestClient. Used on every request made by this client instance. - - The IRestClient instance - Name of the query parameter to add - Value of the query parameter to add - - - - - Sets the to only use JSON - - - - - - - Sets the to only use XML - - - - - - - Container for data used to make requests - - - - - Default constructor - - - - - Sets Method property to value of method - - Method to use for this request - - - - Gets or sets a user-defined state object that contains information about a request and which can be later - retrieved when the request completes. - - - - - List of Allowed Decompresison Methods - - - - - Always send a multipart/form-data request - even when no Files are present. - - - - - Serializer to use when writing JSON request bodies. Used if RequestFormat is Json. - By default the included JsonSerializer is used (currently using JSON.NET default serialization). - - - - - Serializer to use when writing XML request bodies. Used if RequestFormat is Xml. - By default the included XmlSerializer is used. - - - - - Serialized request body to be accessed in authenticators - - - - - Set this to write response to Stream rather than reading into memory. - - - - - Set this to handle the response stream yourself, based on the response details - - - - - Determine whether or not the "default credentials" (e.g. the user account under which the current process is - running) - will be sent along to the server. The default is false. - - - - - Adds a file to the Files collection to be included with a POST or PUT request - (other methods do not support file uploads). - - The parameter name to use in the request - Full path to file to upload - The MIME type of the file to upload - This request - - - - Adds the bytes to the Files collection with the specified file name - - The parameter name to use in the request - The file data - The file name to use for the uploaded file - The MIME type of the file to upload - This request - - - - Adds the bytes to the Files collection with the specified file name and content type - - The parameter name to use in the request - A function that writes directly to the stream. Should NOT close the stream. - The file name to use for the uploaded file - The length (in bytes) of the file content. - The MIME type of the file to upload - This request - - - - Add bytes to the Files collection as if it was a file of specific type - - A form parameter name - The file data - The file name to use for the uploaded file - Specific content type. Es: application/x-gzip - - - - - Serializes obj to format specified by RequestFormat, but passes xmlNamespace if using the default XmlSerializer - The default format is XML. Change RequestFormat if you wish to use a different serialization format. - - The object to serialize - The XML namespace to use when serializing - This request - - - - Serializes obj to data format specified by RequestFormat and adds it to the request body. - The default format is XML. Change RequestFormat if you wish to use a different serialization format. - - The object to serialize - This request - - - - Serializes obj to JSON format and adds it to the request body. - - The object to serialize - This request - - - - Serializes obj to XML format and adds it to the request body. - - The object to serialize - This request - - - - Serializes obj to XML format and passes xmlNamespace then adds it to the request body. - - The object to serialize - The XML namespace to use when serializing - This request - - - - Calls AddParameter() for all public, readable properties specified in the includedProperties list - - - request.AddObject(product, "ProductId", "Price", ...); - - The object with properties to add as parameters - The names of the properties to include - This request - - - - Calls AddParameter() for all public, readable properties of obj - - The object with properties to add as parameters - This request - - - - Add the parameter to the request - - Parameter to add - - - - - Adds a HTTP parameter to the request (QueryString for GET, DELETE, OPTIONS and HEAD; Encoded form for POST and PUT) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - This request - - - - Adds a parameter to the request. There are four types of parameters: - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - Adds a parameter to the request. There are four types of parameters: - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - Content-Type of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - Adds a parameter to the request or updates it with the given argument, if the parameter already exists in the - request - - Parameter to add - - - - - Add or update parameters to the request - - Collection of parameters to add - - - - - Adds a HTTP parameter to the request or updates it with the given argument, if the parameter already exists in the - request - (QueryString for GET, DELETE, OPTIONS and HEAD; Encoded form for POST and PUT) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - This request - - - - - Adds a HTTP parameter to the request or updates it with the given argument, if the parameter already exists in the - request - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - Adds a HTTP parameter to the request or updates it with the given argument, if the parameter already exists in the - request - - GetOrPost: Either a QueryString value or encoded form value based on method - - HttpHeader: Adds the name/value pair to the HTTP request's Headers collection - - UrlSegment: Inserted into URL if there is a matching url token e.g. {AccountId} - - RequestBody: Used by AddBody() (not recommended to use directly) - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - Content-Type of the parameter - The type of parameter to add - This request - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, HttpHeader) overload - - Name of the header to add - Value of the header to add - - - - - Uses AddHeader(name, value) in a convenient way to pass - in multiple headers at once. - - Key/Value pairs containing the name: value of the headers - This request - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, Cookie) overload - - Name of the cookie to add - Value of the cookie to add - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, UrlSegment) overload - - Name of the segment to add - Value of the segment to add - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, QueryString) overload - - Name of the parameter to add - Value of the parameter to add - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, QueryString) overload - - Name of the parameter to add - Value of the parameter to add - Whether parameter should be encoded or not - - - - - Add a Decompression Method to the request - - None | GZip | Deflate - - - - - Container of all HTTP parameters to be passed with the request. - See AddParameter() for explanation of the types of parameters that can be passed - - - - - Container of all the files to be uploaded with the request. - - - - - Determines what HTTP method to use for this request. Supported methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, HEAD, OPTIONS - Default is GET - - - - - The Resource URL to make the request against. - Tokens are substituted with UrlSegment parameters and match by name. - Should not include the scheme or domain. Do not include leading slash. - Combined with RestClient.BaseUrl to assemble final URL: - {BaseUrl}/{Resource} (BaseUrl is scheme + domain, e.g. http://example.com) - - - // example for url token replacement - request.Resource = "Products/{ProductId}"; - request.AddParameter("ProductId", 123, ParameterType.UrlSegment); - - - - - Determines how to serialize the request body. - By default Xml is used. - - - - - Used by the default deserializers to determine where to start deserializing from. - Can be used to skip container or root elements that do not have corresponding deserialzation targets. - - - - - A function to run prior to deserializing starting (e.g. change settings if error encountered) - - - - - A function to run after configuration of the HTTP request (e.g. set last minute headers) - - - - - Used by the default deserializers to explicitly set which date format string to use when parsing dates. - - - - - Used by XmlDeserializer. If not specified, XmlDeserializer will flatten response by removing namespaces from - element names. - - - - - In general you would not need to set this directly. Used by the NtlmAuthenticator. - - - - - Timeout in milliseconds to be used for the request. This timeout value overrides a timeout set on the RestClient. - - - - - The number of milliseconds before the writing or reading times out. This timeout value overrides a timeout set on - the RestClient. - - - - - Internal Method so that RestClient can increase the number of attempts - - - - - How many attempts were made to send this Request? - - - This Number is incremented each time the RestClient sends the request. - Useful when using Asynchronous Execution with Callbacks - - - - - Shortcut to AddParameter(name, value, UrlSegment) overload - - Name of the segment to add - Value of the segment to add - - - - - Base class for common properties shared by RestResponse and RestResponse[[T]] - - - - - Default constructor - - - - - The RestRequest that was made to get this RestResponse - - - Mainly for debugging if ResponseStatus is not OK - - - - - MIME content type of response - - - - - Length in bytes of the response content - - - - - Encoding of the response content - - - - - String representation of response content - - - - - HTTP response status code - - - - - Whether or not the response status code indicates success - - - - - Description of HTTP status returned - - - - - Response content - - - - - The URL that actually responded to the content (different from request if redirected) - - - - - HttpWebResponse.Server - - - - - Cookies returned by server with the response - - - - - Headers returned by server with the response - - - - - Status of the request. Will return Error for transport errors. - HTTP errors will still return ResponseStatus.Completed, check StatusCode instead - - - - - Transport or other non-HTTP error generated while attempting request - - - - - The exception thrown during the request, if any - - - - - The HTTP protocol version (1.0, 1.1, etc) - - Only set when underlying framework supports it. - - - - Assists with debugging responses by displaying in the debugger output - - - - - - Container for data sent back from API including deserialized data - - Type of data to deserialize to - - - - Deserialized entity data - - - - - Container for data sent back from API - - - - - Comment of the cookie - - - - - Comment of the cookie - - - - - Indicates whether the cookie should be discarded at the end of the session - - - - - Domain of the cookie - - - - - Indicates whether the cookie is expired - - - - - Date and time that the cookie expires - - - - - Indicates that this cookie should only be accessed by the server - - - - - Name of the cookie - - - - - Path of the cookie - - - - - Port of the cookie - - - - - Indicates that the cookie should only be sent over secure channels - - - - - Date and time the cookie was created - - - - - Value of the cookie - - - - - Version of the cookie - - - - - Serialize the object as JSON - If the object is already a serialized string returns it's value - - Object to serialize - JSON as String - - - - Content type for serialized content - - - - - Determines if the object is already a serialized string. - - - - - Name of the root element to use when serializing - - - - - XML namespace to use when serializing - - - - - Format string to use when serializing dates - - - - - Allows control how class and property names and values are deserialized by XmlAttributeDeserializer - - - - - The name to use for the serialized element - - - - - Sets if the property to Deserialize is an Attribute or Element (Default: false) - - - - - Sets if the property to Deserialize is a content of current Element (Default: false) - - - - - Wrapper for System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer. - - - - - Encoding for serialized content - - - - - Name of the root element to use when serializing - - - - - XML namespace to use when serializing - - - - - Allows control how class and property names and values are serialized by XmlSerializer - Currently not supported with the JsonSerializer - When specified at the property level the class-level specification is overridden - - - - - The name to use for the serialized element - - - - - Sets the value to be serialized as an Attribute instead of an Element - - - - - Sets the value to be serialized as text content of current Element instead of an new Element - - - - - The culture to use when serializing - - - - - Transforms the casing of the name based on the selected value. - - - - - The order to serialize the element. Default is int.MaxValue. - - - - - Called by the attribute when NameStyle is speficied - - The string to transform - String - - - - Options for transforming casing of element names - - - - - Wrapper for System.Xml.Serialization.XmlSerializer. - - - - - Default constructor, does not specify namespace - - - - - - Specify the namespaced to be used when serializing - - XML namespace - - - - Encoding for serialized content - - - - - Serialize the object as XML - - Object to serialize - XML as string - - - - Name of the root element to use when serializing - - - - - XML namespace to use when serializing - - - - - Format string to use when serializing dates - - - - - Content type for serialized content - - - - - Default XML Serializer - - - - - Default constructor, does not specify namespace - - - - - Specify the namespaced to be used when serializing - - XML namespace - - - - Serialize the object as XML - - Object to serialize - XML as string - - - - Name of the root element to use when serializing - - - - - XML namespace to use when serializing - - - - - Format string to use when serializing dates - - - - - Content type for serialized content - - - - - Determines if a given object is numeric in any way - (can be integer, double, null, etc). - - - - - Represents the json array. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The capacity of the json array. - - - - The json representation of the array. - - The json representation of the array. - - - - Represents the json object. - - - - - The internal member dictionary. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of . - - - The implementation to use when - comparing keys, or null to use the default for the - type of the key. - - - - - Gets the at the specified index. - - - - - - Adds the specified key. - - The key. - The value. - - - - Determines whether the specified key contains key. - - The key. - - true if the specified key contains key; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets the keys. - - The keys. - - - - Removes the specified key. - - The key. - - - - - Tries the get value. - - The key. - The value. - - - - - Gets the values. - - The values. - - - - Gets or sets the with the specified key. - - - - - - Adds the specified item. - - The item. - - - - Clears this instance. - - - - - Determines whether [contains] [the specified item]. - - The item. - - true if [contains] [the specified item]; otherwise, false. - - - - - Copies to. - - The array. - Index of the array. - - - - Gets the count. - - The count. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is read only. - - - true if this instance is read only; otherwise, false. - - - - - Removes the specified item. - - The item. - - - - - Gets the enumerator. - - - - - - Returns an enumerator that iterates through a collection. - - - An object that can be used to iterate through the collection. - - - - - Returns a json that represents the current . - - - A json that represents the current . - - - - - This class encodes and decodes JSON strings. - Spec. details, see http://www.json.org/ - JSON uses Arrays and Objects. These correspond here to the datatypes JsonArray(IList<object>) and - JsonObject(IDictionary<string,object>). - All numbers are parsed to doubles. - - - - - Parses the string json into a value - - A JSON string. - An IList<object>, a IDictionary<string,object>, a double, a string, null, true, or false - - - - Try parsing the json string into a value. - - - A JSON string. - - - The object. - - - Returns true if successfull otherwise false. - - - - - Converts a IDictionary<string,object> / IList<object> object into a JSON string - - A IDictionary<string,object> / IList<object> - Serializer strategy to use - A JSON encoded string, or null if object 'json' is not serializable - - - - Determines if a given object is numeric in any way - (can be integer, double, null, etc). - - - - - Helper methods for validating required values - - - - - Require a parameter to not be null - - Name of the parameter - Value of the parameter - - - - Helper methods for validating values - - - - - Validate an integer value is between the specified values (exclusive of min/max) - - Value to validate - Exclusive minimum value - Exclusive maximum value - - - - Validate a string length - - String to be validated - Maximum length of the string - - - diff --git a/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/.signature.p7s b/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/.signature.p7s deleted file mode 100644 index 8ac524be..00000000 Binary files a/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/.signature.p7s and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0.nupkg b/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0.nupkg deleted file mode 100644 index f457b92e..00000000 Binary files a/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0.nupkg and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/lib/net35/SymbolicLinkSupport.dll b/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/lib/net35/SymbolicLinkSupport.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 8a81b0e9..00000000 Binary files a/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/lib/net35/SymbolicLinkSupport.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/lib/net35/SymbolicLinkSupport.xml b/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/lib/net35/SymbolicLinkSupport.xml deleted file mode 100644 index 0708837a..00000000 --- a/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/lib/net35/SymbolicLinkSupport.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,122 +0,0 @@ - - - - SymbolicLinkSupport - - - - - A class which provides extensions for to handle symbolic directory links. - - - - - Creates a symbolic link to this directory at the specified path. - - the source directory for the symbolic link. - the path of the symbolic link. - whether the target should be made relative to the symbolic link. Default false. - - - - Creates a symbolic link to this directory at the specified path. - - the source directory for the symbolic link. - the path of the symbolic link. - - - - Determines whether this directory is a symbolic link. - - the directory in question. - true if the directory is, indeed, a symbolic link, false otherwise. - - - - Determines whether the target of this symbolic link still exists. - - The symbolic link in question. - true if this symbolic link is valid, false otherwise. - If the directory is not a symbolic link. - - - - Returns the full path to the target of this symbolic link. - - The symbolic link in question. - The path to the target of the symbolic link. - If the directory in question is not a symbolic link. - - - - Extension methods for System.IO.FileInfo to provide symbolic link support. - - - - - Creates a symbolic link to this file at the specified path. - - the source file for the symbolic link. - the path of the symbolic link. - whether the target should be made relative to the symbolic link. Default false. - - - - Creates a symbolic link to this file at the specified path. - - the source file for the symbolic link. - the path of the symbolic link. - - - - Determines whether this file is a symbolic link. - - the file in question. - true if the file is, indeed, a symbolic link, false otherwise. - - - - Determines whether the target of this symbolic link still exists. - - The symbolic link in question. - true if this symbolic link is valid, false otherwise. - If the file in question is not a symbolic link. - - - - Returns the full path to the target of this symbolic link. - - The symbolic link in question. - The path to the target of the symbolic link. - If the file in question is not a symbolic link. - - - - Flag to indicate that the reparse point is relative - - - This is SYMLINK_FLAG_RELATIVE from from ntifs.h - See https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc232006.aspx - - - - - The maximum number of characters for a relative path, using Unicode 2-byte characters. - - - This is the same as the old MAX_PATH value, because: - - "you cannot use the "\\?\" prefix with a relative path, relative paths are always limited to a total of MAX_PATH characters" - - (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/fileio/naming-a-file#maximum-path-length-limitation) - - This value includes allowing for a terminating null character. - - - - - Refer to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff552012%28v=vs.85%29.aspx - - - - diff --git a/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/lib/netstandard1.3/SymbolicLinkSupport.dll b/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/lib/netstandard1.3/SymbolicLinkSupport.dll deleted file mode 100644 index a15a8707..00000000 Binary files a/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/lib/netstandard1.3/SymbolicLinkSupport.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/lib/netstandard1.3/SymbolicLinkSupport.xml b/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/lib/netstandard1.3/SymbolicLinkSupport.xml deleted file mode 100644 index 0708837a..00000000 --- a/packages/SymbolicLinkSupport.1.2.0/lib/netstandard1.3/SymbolicLinkSupport.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,122 +0,0 @@ - - - - SymbolicLinkSupport - - - - - A class which provides extensions for to handle symbolic directory links. - - - - - Creates a symbolic link to this directory at the specified path. - - the source directory for the symbolic link. - the path of the symbolic link. - whether the target should be made relative to the symbolic link. Default false. - - - - Creates a symbolic link to this directory at the specified path. - - the source directory for the symbolic link. - the path of the symbolic link. - - - - Determines whether this directory is a symbolic link. - - the directory in question. - true if the directory is, indeed, a symbolic link, false otherwise. - - - - Determines whether the target of this symbolic link still exists. - - The symbolic link in question. - true if this symbolic link is valid, false otherwise. - If the directory is not a symbolic link. - - - - Returns the full path to the target of this symbolic link. - - The symbolic link in question. - The path to the target of the symbolic link. - If the directory in question is not a symbolic link. - - - - Extension methods for System.IO.FileInfo to provide symbolic link support. - - - - - Creates a symbolic link to this file at the specified path. - - the source file for the symbolic link. - the path of the symbolic link. - whether the target should be made relative to the symbolic link. Default false. - - - - Creates a symbolic link to this file at the specified path. - - the source file for the symbolic link. - the path of the symbolic link. - - - - Determines whether this file is a symbolic link. - - the file in question. - true if the file is, indeed, a symbolic link, false otherwise. - - - - Determines whether the target of this symbolic link still exists. - - The symbolic link in question. - true if this symbolic link is valid, false otherwise. - If the file in question is not a symbolic link. - - - - Returns the full path to the target of this symbolic link. - - The symbolic link in question. - The path to the target of the symbolic link. - If the file in question is not a symbolic link. - - - - Flag to indicate that the reparse point is relative - - - This is SYMLINK_FLAG_RELATIVE from from ntifs.h - See https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc232006.aspx - - - - - The maximum number of characters for a relative path, using Unicode 2-byte characters. - - - This is the same as the old MAX_PATH value, because: - - "you cannot use the "\\?\" prefix with a relative path, relative paths are always limited to a total of MAX_PATH characters" - - (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/fileio/naming-a-file#maximum-path-length-limitation) - - This value includes allowing for a terminating null character. - - - - - Refer to http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff552012%28v=vs.85%29.aspx - - - - diff --git a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/.signature.p7s b/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/.signature.p7s deleted file mode 100644 index 232594ba..00000000 Binary files a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/.signature.p7s and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/System.Reactive.4.0.0.nupkg b/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/System.Reactive.4.0.0.nupkg deleted file mode 100644 index f583c6c5..00000000 Binary files a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/System.Reactive.4.0.0.nupkg and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/net46/System.Reactive.dll b/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/net46/System.Reactive.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 977f1b7c..00000000 Binary files a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/net46/System.Reactive.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/net46/System.Reactive.xml b/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/net46/System.Reactive.xml deleted file mode 100644 index 0e1df8b3..00000000 --- a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/net46/System.Reactive.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,26072 +0,0 @@ - - - - System.Reactive - - - - - Class to create an instance from a delegate-based implementation of the method. - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Creates an observable sequence object from the specified subscription function. - - method implementation. - is null. - - - - Calls the subscription function that was supplied to the constructor. - - Observer to send notifications to. - Disposable object representing an observer's subscription to the observable sequence. - - - - Class to create an instance from delegate-based implementations of the On* methods. - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified , , and actions. - - Observer's action implementation. - Observer's action implementation. - Observer's action implementation. - or or is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified action. - - Observer's action implementation. - is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified and actions. - - Observer's action implementation. - Observer's action implementation. - or is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified and actions. - - Observer's action implementation. - Observer's action implementation. - or is null. - - - - Calls the action implementing . - - Next element in the sequence. - - - - Calls the action implementing . - - The error that has occurred. - - - - Calls the action implementing . - - - - - This class fuses logic from ObserverBase, AnonymousObserver, and SafeObserver into one class. When an observer - needs to be safeguarded, an instance of this type can be created by SafeObserver.Create when it detects its - input is an AnonymousObserver, which is commonly used by end users when using the Subscribe extension methods - that accept delegates for the On* handlers. By doing the fusion, we make the call stack depth shorter which - helps debugging and some performance. - - - - - Asynchronous lock. - - - - - Queues the action for execution. If the caller acquires the lock and becomes the owner, - the queue is processed. If the lock is already owned, the action is queued and will get - processed by the owner. - - Action to queue for execution. - is null. - - - - Clears the work items in the queue and drops further work being queued. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Concurrency abstraction layer. - - - - - Gets the current CAL. If no CAL has been set yet, it will be initialized to the default. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Concurrency abstraction layer interface. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Queues a method for execution at the specified relative time. - - Method to execute. - State to pass to the method. - Time to execute the method on. - Disposable object that can be used to stop the timer. - - - - Queues a method for periodic execution based on the specified period. - - Method to execute; should be safe for reentrancy. - Period for running the method periodically. - Disposable object that can be used to stop the timer. - - - - Queues a method for execution. - - Method to execute. - State to pass to the method. - Disposable object that can be used to cancel the queued method. - - - - Blocking sleep operation. - - Time to sleep. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Gets whether long-running scheduling is supported. - - - - - Starts a new long-running thread. - - Method to execute. - State to pass to the method. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on the current thread. - - Singleton instance of this type exposed through this static property. - - - - Gets the singleton instance of the current thread scheduler. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the caller must call a Schedule method. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the caller must call a Schedule method. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on the platform's default scheduler. - - Singleton instance of this type exposed through this static property. - - - - Gets the singleton instance of the default scheduler. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime, using a System.Threading.Timer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work, using a System.Threading.Timer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is less than . - is null. - - - - Discovers scheduler services by interface type. - - Scheduler service interface type to discover. - Object implementing the requested service, if available; null otherwise. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on a designated thread. - - - - - Counter for diagnostic purposes, to name the threads. - - - - - Thread factory function. - - - - - Stopwatch for timing free of absolute time dependencies. - - - - - Thread used by the event loop to run work items on. No work should be run on any other thread. - If ExitIfEmpty is set, the thread can quit and a new thread will be created when new work is scheduled. - - - - - Gate to protect data structures, including the work queue and the ready list. - - - - - Semaphore to count requests to re-evaluate the queue, from either Schedule requests or when a timer - expires and moves on to the next item in the queue. - - - - - Queue holding work items. Protected by the gate. - - - - - Queue holding items that are ready to be run as soon as possible. Protected by the gate. - - - - - Work item that will be scheduled next. Used upon reevaluation of the queue to check whether the next - item is still the same. If not, a new timer needs to be started (see below). - - - - - Disposable that always holds the timer to dispatch the first element in the queue. - - - - - Flag indicating whether the event loop should quit. When set, the event should be signaled as well to - wake up the event loop thread, which will subsequently abandon all work. - - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work on a designated thread. - - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work on a designated thread, using the specified factory to control thread creation options. - - Factory function for thread creation. - is null. - - - - Indicates whether the event loop thread is allowed to quit when no work is left. If new work - is scheduled afterwards, a new event loop thread is created. This property is used by the - NewThreadScheduler which uses an event loop for its recursive invocations. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - The scheduler has been disposed and doesn't accept new work. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work on the designated thread. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than . - The scheduler has been disposed and doesn't accept new work. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Ends the thread associated with this scheduler. All remaining work in the scheduler queue is abandoned. - - - - - Ensures there is an event loop thread running. Should be called under the gate. - - - - - Event loop scheduled on the designated event loop thread. The loop is suspended/resumed using the event - which gets set by calls to Schedule, the next item timer, or calls to Dispose. - - - - - Base class for historical schedulers, which are virtual time schedulers that use for absolute time and for relative time. - - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the minimum value of as the initial clock value. - - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the specified initial clock value. - - Initial clock value. - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the specified initial clock value and absolute time comparer. - - Initial value for the clock. - Comparer to determine causality of events based on absolute time. - - - - Adds a relative time value to an absolute time value. - - Absolute time value. - Relative time value to add. - The resulting absolute time sum value. - - - - Converts the absolute time value to a value. - - Absolute time value to convert. - The corresponding value. - - - - Converts the value to a relative time value. - - value to convert. - The corresponding relative time value. - - - - Provides a virtual time scheduler that uses for absolute time and for relative time. - - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the minimum value of as the initial clock value. - - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the specified initial clock value. - - Initial value for the clock. - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the specified initial clock value. - - Initial value for the clock. - Comparer to determine causality of events based on absolute time. - is null. - - - - Gets the next scheduled item to be executed. - - The next scheduled item. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at . - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work to run immediately on the current thread. - - Singleton instance of this type exposed through this static property. - - - - Gets the singleton instance of the immediate scheduler. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Represents a work item that has been scheduled. - - Absolute time representation type. - - - - Gets the absolute time at which the item is due for invocation. - - - - - Invokes the work item. - - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work. - - - - - Gets the scheduler's notion of current time. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Scheduler with support for starting long-running tasks. - This type of scheduler can be used to run loops more efficiently instead of using recursive scheduling. - - - - - Schedules a long-running piece of work. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - Notes to implementers - The returned disposable object should not prevent the work from starting, but only set the cancellation flag passed to the specified action. - - - - - Scheduler with support for running periodic tasks. - This type of scheduler can be used to run timers more efficiently instead of using recursive scheduling. - - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - - - - Abstraction for a stopwatch to compute time relative to a starting point. - - - - - Gets the time elapsed since the stopwatch object was obtained. - - - - - Provider for objects. - - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Abstract base class for machine-local schedulers, using the local system clock for time-based operations. - - - - - Gets the scheduler's notion of current time. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - Platform-specific scheduler implementations should reimplement - to provide a more efficient implementation (if available). - - - - - Discovers scheduler services by interface type. The base class implementation returns - requested services for each scheduler interface implemented by the derived class. For - more control over service discovery, derived types can override this method. - - Scheduler service interface type to discover. - Object implementing the requested service, if available; null otherwise. - - - - Gate to protect local scheduler queues. - - - - - Gate to protect queues and to synchronize scheduling decisions and system clock - change management. - - - - - Long term work queue. Contains work that's due beyond SHORTTERM, computed at the - time of enqueueing. - - - - - Disposable resource for the long term timer that will reevaluate and dispatch the - first item in the long term queue. A serial disposable is used to make "dispose - current and assign new" logic easier. The disposable itself is never disposed. - - - - - Item at the head of the long term queue for which the current long term timer is - running. Used to detect changes in the queue and decide whether we should replace - or can continue using the current timer (because no earlier long term work was - added to the queue). - - - - - Short term work queue. Contains work that's due soon, computed at the time of - enqueueing or upon reevaluation of the long term queue causing migration of work - items. This queue is kept in order to be able to relocate short term items back - to the long term queue in case a system clock change occurs. - - - - - Set of disposable handles to all of the current short term work Schedule calls, - allowing those to be cancelled upon a system clock change. - - - - - Threshold where an item is considered to be short term work or gets moved from - long term to short term. - - - - - Maximum error ratio for timer drift. We've seen machines with 10s drift on a - daily basis, which is in the order 10E-4, so we allow for extra margin here. - This value is used to calculate early arrival for the long term queue timer - that will reevaluate work for the short term queue. - - Example: -------------------------------...---------------------*-----$ - ^ ^ - | | - early due - 0.999 1.0 - - We also make the gap between early and due at least LONGTOSHORT so we have - enough time to transition work to short term and as a courtesy to the - destination scheduler to manage its queues etc. - - - - - Minimum threshold for the long term timer to fire before the queue is reevaluated - for short term work. This value is chosen to be less than SHORTTERM in order to - ensure the timer fires and has work to transition to the short term queue. - - - - - Threshold used to determine when a short term timer has fired too early compared - to the absolute due time. This provides a last chance protection against early - completion of scheduled work, which can happen in case of time adjustment in the - operating system (cf. GetSystemTimeAdjustment). - - - - - Longest interval supported by timers in the BCL. - - - - - Creates a new local scheduler. - - - - - Enqueues absolute time scheduled work in the timer queue or the short term work list. - - State to pass to the action. - Absolute time to run the work on. The timer queue is responsible to execute the work close to the specified time, also accounting for system clock changes. - Action to run, potentially recursing into the scheduler. - Disposable object to prevent the work from running. - - - - Schedule work that's due in the short term. This leads to relative scheduling calls to the - underlying scheduler for short TimeSpan values. If the system clock changes in the meantime, - the short term work is attempted to be cancelled and reevaluated. - - Work item to schedule in the short term. The caller is responsible to determine the work is indeed short term. - - - - Callback to process the next short term work item. - - Recursive scheduler supplied by the underlying scheduler. - Disposable used to identify the work the timer was triggered for (see code for usage). - Empty disposable. Recursive work cancellation is wired through the original WorkItem. - - - - Schedule work that's due on the long term. This leads to the work being queued up for - eventual transitioning to the short term work list. - - Work item to schedule on the long term. The caller is responsible to determine the work is indeed long term. - - - - Updates the long term timer which is responsible to transition work from the head of the - long term queue to the short term work list. - - Should be called under the scheduler lock. - - - - Evaluates the long term queue, transitioning short term work to the short term list, - and adjusting the new long term processing timer accordingly. - - Ignored. - - - - Callback invoked when a system clock change is observed in order to adjust and reevaluate - the internal scheduling queues. - - Currently not used. - Currently not used. - - - - Represents a work item in the absolute time scheduler. - - - This type is very similar to ScheduledItem, but we need a different Invoke signature to allow customization - of the target scheduler (e.g. when called in a recursive scheduling context, see ExecuteNextShortTermWorkItem). - - - - - Represents a work item that closes over scheduler invocation state. Subtyping is - used to have a common type for the scheduler queues. - - - - - Represents an object that schedules each unit of work on a separate thread. - - - - - Creates an object that schedules each unit of work on a separate thread. - - - - - Gets an instance of this scheduler that uses the default Thread constructor. - - - - - Creates an object that schedules each unit of work on a separate thread. - - Factory function for thread creation. - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a long-running task by creating a new thread. Cancellation happens through polling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by creating a new thread that goes to sleep when work has been dispatched and wakes up again at the next periodic due time. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than . - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Abstract base class for scheduled work items. - - Absolute time representation type. - - - - Creates a new scheduled work item to run at the specified time. - - Absolute time at which the work item has to be executed. - Comparer used to compare work items based on their scheduled time. - is null. - - - - Gets the absolute time at which the item is due for invocation. - - - - - Invokes the work item. - - - - - Implement this method to perform the work item invocation, returning a disposable object for deep cancellation. - - Disposable object used to cancel the work item and/or derived work items. - - - - Compares the work item with another work item based on absolute time values. - - Work item to compare the current work item to. - Relative ordering between this and the specified work item. - The inequality operators are overloaded to provide results consistent with the implementation. Equality operators implement traditional reference equality semantics. - - - - Determines whether one specified object is due before a second specified object. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if the value of left is earlier than the value of right; otherwise, false. - This operator provides results consistent with the implementation. - - - - Determines whether one specified object is due before or at the same of a second specified object. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if the value of left is earlier than or simultaneous with the value of right; otherwise, false. - This operator provides results consistent with the implementation. - - - - Determines whether one specified object is due after a second specified object. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if the value of left is later than the value of right; otherwise, false. - This operator provides results consistent with the implementation. - - - - Determines whether one specified object is due after or at the same time of a second specified object. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if the value of left is later than or simultaneous with the value of right; otherwise, false. - This operator provides results consistent with the implementation. - - - - Determines whether two specified objects are equal. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if both are equal; otherwise, false. - This operator does not provide results consistent with the IComparable implementation. Instead, it implements reference equality. - - - - Determines whether two specified objects are inequal. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if both are inequal; otherwise, false. - This operator does not provide results consistent with the IComparable implementation. Instead, it implements reference equality. - - - - Determines whether a object is equal to the specified object. - - The object to compare to the current object. - true if the obj parameter is a object and is equal to the current object; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current object. - - A 32-bit signed integer hash code. - - - - Cancels the work item by disposing the resource returned by as soon as possible. - - - - - Gets whether the work item has received a cancellation request. - - - - - Represents a scheduled work item based on the materialization of an IScheduler.Schedule method call. - - Absolute time representation type. - Type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - - - - Creates a materialized work item. - - Recursive scheduler to invoke the scheduled action with. - State to pass to the scheduled action. - Scheduled action. - Time at which to run the scheduled action. - Comparer used to compare work items based on their scheduled time. - or or is null. - - - - Creates a materialized work item. - - Recursive scheduler to invoke the scheduled action with. - State to pass to the scheduled action. - Scheduled action. - Time at which to run the scheduled action. - or is null. - - - - Invokes the scheduled action with the supplied recursive scheduler and state. - - Cancellation resource returned by the scheduled action. - - - - Provides a set of static properties to access commonly used schedulers. - - - - - Yields execution of the current work item on the scheduler to another work item on the scheduler. - The caller should await the result of calling Yield to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation). - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Yields execution of the current work item on the scheduler to another work item on the scheduler. - The caller should await the result of calling Yield to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation). - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Cancellation token to cancel the continuation to run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Suspends execution of the current work item on the scheduler for the specified duration. - The caller should await the result of calling Sleep to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation) after the specified duration. - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Time when the continuation should run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Suspends execution of the current work item on the scheduler for the specified duration. - The caller should await the result of calling Sleep to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation) after the specified duration. - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Time when the continuation should run. - Cancellation token to cancel the continuation to run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Suspends execution of the current work item on the scheduler until the specified due time. - The caller should await the result of calling Sleep to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation) at the specified due time. - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Time when the continuation should run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Suspends execution of the current work item on the scheduler until the specified due time. - The caller should await the result of calling Sleep to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation) at the specified due time. - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Time when the continuation should run. - Cancellation token to cancel the continuation to run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Gets the current time according to the local machine's system clock. - - - - - Normalizes the specified value to a positive value. - - The value to normalize. - The specified TimeSpan value if it is zero or positive; otherwise, . - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work immediately on the current thread. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work as soon as possible on the current thread. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work on the platform's default scheduler. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work on the thread pool. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work on a new thread using default thread creation options. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work on Task Parallel Library (TPL) task pool using the default TaskScheduler. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively. - - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - Action to execute recursively. The parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to execute recursively. The last parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action, passing in recursive invocation state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively after a specified relative due time. - - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - Action to execute recursively. The parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action at the specified relative time. - Relative time after which to execute the action for the first time. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively after a specified relative due time. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to execute recursively. The last parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action, passing in the recursive due time and invocation state. - Relative time after which to execute the action for the first time. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively at a specified absolute due time. - - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - Action to execute recursively. The parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action at the specified absolute time. - Absolute time at which to execute the action for the first time. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively at a specified absolute due time. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to execute recursively. The last parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action, passing in the recursive due time and invocation state. - Absolute time at which to execute the action for the first time. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Returns the implementation of the specified scheduler, or null if no such implementation is available. - - Scheduler to get the implementation for. - The scheduler's implementation if available; null otherwise. - - This helper method is made available for query operator authors in order to discover scheduler services by using the required - IServiceProvider pattern, which allows for interception or redefinition of scheduler services. - - - - - Returns the implementation of the specified scheduler, or null if no such implementation is available. - - Scheduler to get the implementation for. - The scheduler's implementation if available; null otherwise. - - - This helper method is made available for query operator authors in order to discover scheduler services by using the required - IServiceProvider pattern, which allows for interception or redefinition of scheduler services. - - - Consider using in case a stopwatch is required, but use of emulation stopwatch based - on the scheduler's clock is acceptable. Use of this method is recommended for best-effort use of the stopwatch provider - scheduler service, where the caller falls back to not using stopwatches if this facility wasn't found. - - - - - - Returns the implementation of the specified scheduler, or null if no such implementation is available. - - Scheduler to get the implementation for. - The scheduler's implementation if available; null otherwise. - - - This helper method is made available for query operator authors in order to discover scheduler services by using the required - IServiceProvider pattern, which allows for interception or redefinition of scheduler services. - - - Consider using the extension methods for in case periodic scheduling - is required and emulation of periodic behavior using other scheduler services is desirable. Use of this method is recommended - for best-effort use of the periodic scheduling service, where the caller falls back to not using periodic scheduling if this - facility wasn't found. - - - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by dynamically discovering the scheduler's capabilities. - If the scheduler supports periodic scheduling, the request will be forwarded to the periodic scheduling implementation. - If the scheduler provides stopwatch functionality, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling with a stopwatch to correct for time slippage. - Otherwise, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - The scheduler to run periodic work on. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - or is null. - is less than . - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by dynamically discovering the scheduler's capabilities. - If the scheduler supports periodic scheduling, the request will be forwarded to the periodic scheduling implementation. - If the scheduler provides stopwatch functionality, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling with a stopwatch to correct for time slippage. - Otherwise, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to execute the action on. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - or is null. - is less than . - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by dynamically discovering the scheduler's capabilities. - If the scheduler supports periodic scheduling, the request will be forwarded to the periodic scheduling implementation. - If the scheduler provides stopwatch functionality, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling with a stopwatch to correct for time slippage. - Otherwise, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - or is null. - is less than . - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object by dynamically discovering the scheduler's capabilities. - If the scheduler provides stopwatch functionality, the request will be forwarded to the stopwatch provider implementation. - Otherwise, the stopwatch will be emulated using the scheduler's notion of absolute time. - - Scheduler to obtain a stopwatch for. - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - is null. - The resulting stopwatch object can have non-monotonic behavior. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Action to execute. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after the specified relative due time. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Action to execute. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at the specified absolute due time. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Action to execute. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Action to execute. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Returns a scheduler that represents the original scheduler, without any of its interface-based optimizations (e.g. long running scheduling). - - Scheduler to disable all optimizations for. - Proxy to the original scheduler but without any optimizations enabled. - is null. - - - - Returns a scheduler that represents the original scheduler, without the specified set of interface-based optimizations (e.g. long running scheduling). - - Scheduler to disable the specified optimizations for. - Types of the optimization interfaces that have to be disabled. - Proxy to the original scheduler but without the specified optimizations enabled. - or is null. - - - - Returns a scheduler that wraps the original scheduler, adding exception handling for scheduled actions. - - Type of the exception to check for. - Scheduler to apply an exception filter for. - Handler that's run if an exception is caught. The exception will be rethrown if the handler returns false. - Wrapper around the original scheduler, enforcing exception handling. - or is null. - - - - Represents an awaitable scheduler operation. Awaiting the object causes the continuation to be posted back to the originating scheduler's work queue. - - - - - Controls whether the continuation is run on the originating synchronization context (false by default). - - true to run the continuation on the captured synchronization context; false otherwise (default). - Scheduler operation object with configured await behavior. - - - - Gets an awaiter for the scheduler operation, used to post back the continuation. - - Awaiter for the scheduler operation. - - - - (Infrastructure) Scheduler operation awaiter type used by the code generated for C# await and Visual Basic Await expressions. - - - - - Indicates whether the scheduler operation has completed. Returns false unless cancellation was already requested. - - - - - Completes the scheduler operation, throwing an OperationCanceledException in case cancellation was requested. - - - - - Registers the continuation with the scheduler operation. - - Continuation to be run on the originating scheduler. - - - - Efficient scheduler queue that maintains scheduled items sorted by absolute time. - - Absolute time representation type. - This type is not thread safe; users should ensure proper synchronization. - - - - Creates a new scheduler queue with a default initial capacity. - - - - - Creats a new scheduler queue with the specified initial capacity. - - Initial capacity of the scheduler queue. - is less than zero. - - - - Gets the number of scheduled items in the scheduler queue. - - - - - Enqueues the specified work item to be scheduled. - - Work item to be scheduled. - - - - Removes the specified work item from the scheduler queue. - - Work item to be removed from the scheduler queue. - true if the item was found; false otherwise. - - - - Dequeues the next work item from the scheduler queue. - - Next work item in the scheduler queue (removed). - - - - Peeks the next work item in the scheduler queue. - - Next work item in the scheduler queue (not removed). - - - - Provides basic synchronization and scheduling services for observable sequences. - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified scheduler. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the specified scheduler. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the specified scheduler, e.g. to offload callback processing to a dedicated thread, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified synchronization context. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified synchronization context. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the specified synchronization context. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the specified synchronization context, e.g. to post callbacks to a UI thread represented by the synchronization context, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified synchronization context. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified synchronization context. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to ensure observer callbacks are properly serialized. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized. - is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to ensure observer callbacks are synchronized using the specified gate object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized on the given gate object. - or is null. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on a provided . - - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work on the provided . - - Synchronization context to schedule units of work on. - is null. - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work on the provided . - - Synchronization context to schedule units of work on. - Configures whether scheduling always posts to the synchronization context, regardless whether the caller is on the same synchronization context. - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on the Task Parallel Library (TPL) task pool. - - Instance of this type using the default TaskScheduler to schedule work on the TPL task pool. - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work using the provided . - - Task factory used to create tasks to run units of work. - is null. - - - - Gets an instance of this scheduler that uses the default . - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a long-running task by creating a new task using TaskCreationOptions.LongRunning. Cancellation happens through polling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Gets a new stopwatch ob ject. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by running a platform-specific timer to create tasks periodically. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than . - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on the CLR thread pool. - - Singleton instance of this type exposed through this static property. - - - - Gets the singleton instance of the CLR thread pool scheduler. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime, using a System.Threading.Timer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a long-running task by creating a new thread. Cancellation happens through polling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work, using a System.Threading.Timer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Base class for virtual time schedulers. - - Absolute time representation type. - Relative time representation type. - - - - Creates a new virtual time scheduler with the default value of TAbsolute as the initial clock value. - - - - - Creates a new virtual time scheduler with the specified initial clock value and absolute time comparer. - - Initial value for the clock. - Comparer to determine causality of events based on absolute time. - is null. - - - - Adds a relative time value to an absolute time value. - - Absolute time value. - Relative time value to add. - The resulting absolute time sum value. - - - - Converts the absolute time value to a DateTimeOffset value. - - Absolute time value to convert. - The corresponding DateTimeOffset value. - - - - Converts the TimeSpan value to a relative time value. - - TimeSpan value to convert. - The corresponding relative time value. - - - - Gets whether the scheduler is enabled to run work. - - - - - Gets the comparer used to compare absolute time values. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Starts the virtual time scheduler. - - - - - Stops the virtual time scheduler. - - - - - Advances the scheduler's clock to the specified time, running all work till that point. - - Absolute time to advance the scheduler's clock to. - is in the past. - The scheduler is already running. VirtualTimeScheduler doesn't support running nested work dispatch loops. To simulate time slippage while running work on the scheduler, use . - - - - Advances the scheduler's clock by the specified relative time, running all work scheduled for that timespan. - - Relative time to advance the scheduler's clock by. - is negative. - The scheduler is already running. VirtualTimeScheduler doesn't support running nested work dispatch loops. To simulate time slippage while running work on the scheduler, use . - - - - Advances the scheduler's clock by the specified relative time. - - Relative time to advance the scheduler's clock by. - is negative. - - - - Gets the scheduler's absolute time clock value. - - - - - Gets the scheduler's notion of current time. - - - - - Gets the next scheduled item to be executed. - - The next scheduled item. - - - - Discovers scheduler services by interface type. The base class implementation supports - only the IStopwatchProvider service. To influence service discovery - such as adding - support for other scheduler services - derived types can override this method. - - Scheduler service interface type to discover. - Object implementing the requested service, if available; null otherwise. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Base class for virtual time schedulers using a priority queue for scheduled items. - - Absolute time representation type. - Relative time representation type. - - - - Creates a new virtual time scheduler with the default value of TAbsolute as the initial clock value. - - - - - Creates a new virtual time scheduler. - - Initial value for the clock. - Comparer to determine causality of events based on absolute time. - is null. - - - - Gets the next scheduled item to be executed. - - The next scheduled item. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Provides a set of extension methods for virtual time scheduling. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at . - - Absolute time representation type. - Relative time representation type. - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at . - - Absolute time representation type. - Relative time representation type. - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - The System.Reactive.Concurrency namespace contains interfaces and classes that provide the scheduler infrastructure used by Reactive Extensions to construct and - process event streams. Schedulers are used to parameterize the concurrency introduced by query operators, provide means to virtualize time, to process historical data, - and to write unit tests for functionality built using Reactive Extensions constructs. - - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on the message loop associated with a Windows Forms control. - - - - - Constructs a ControlScheduler that schedules units of work on the message loop associated with the specified Windows Forms control. - - Windows Forms control to get the message loop from. - is null. - - This scheduler type is typically used indirectly through the and method overloads that take a Windows Forms control. - - - - - Gets the control associated with the ControlScheduler. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed on the message loop associated with the control. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime on the message loop associated with the control, using a Windows Forms Timer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work on the message loop associated with the control, using a Windows Forms Timer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than one millisecond. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on a . - - - This scheduler type is typically used indirectly through the and methods that use the Dispatcher on the calling thread. - - - - - Gets the scheduler that schedules work on the current . - - - - - Gets the scheduler that schedules work on the for the current thread. - - - - - Constructs a that schedules units of work on the given . - - to schedule work on. - is null. - - - - Constructs a that schedules units of work on the given at the given priority. - - to schedule work on. - Priority at which units of work are scheduled. - is null. - - - - Gets the associated with the . - - - - - Gets the priority at which work items will be dispatched. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed on the dispatcher. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after on the dispatcher, using a object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work on the dispatcher, using a object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than . - - - - Represents an Action-based disposable. - - - - - Constructs a new disposable with the given action used for disposal. - - Disposal action which will be run upon calling Dispose. - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Calls the disposal action if and only if the current instance hasn't been disposed yet. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource that can be checked for disposal status. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Sets the status to disposed, which can be observer through the property. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource that has an associated that will be set to the cancellation requested state upon disposal. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class that uses an existing . - - used for cancellation. - is null. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class that uses a new . - - - - - Gets the used by this . - - - - - Cancels the underlying . - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Represents a group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with no disposables contained by it initially. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified number of disposables. - - The number of disposables that the new CompositeDisposable can initially store. - is less than zero. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class from a group of disposables. - - Disposables that will be disposed together. - is null. - Any of the disposables in the collection is null. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class from a group of disposables. - - Disposables that will be disposed together. - is null. - Any of the disposables in the collection is null. - - - - Gets the number of disposables contained in the . - - - - - Adds a disposable to the or disposes the disposable if the is disposed. - - Disposable to add. - is null. - - - - Removes and disposes the first occurrence of a disposable from the . - - Disposable to remove. - true if found; false otherwise. - is null. - - - - Disposes all disposables in the group and removes them from the group. - - - - - Removes and disposes all disposables from the , but does not dispose the . - - - - - Determines whether the contains a specific disposable. - - Disposable to search for. - true if the disposable was found; otherwise, false. - is null. - - - - Copies the disposables contained in the to an array, starting at a particular array index. - - Array to copy the contained disposables to. - Target index at which to copy the first disposable of the group. - is null. - is less than zero. -or - is larger than or equal to the array length. - - - - Always returns false. - - - - - Returns an enumerator that iterates through the . - - An enumerator to iterate over the disposables. - - - - Returns an enumerator that iterates through the . - - An enumerator to iterate over the disposables. - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource whose disposal invocation will be posted to the specified . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class that uses the specified on which to dispose the specified disposable resource. - - Context to perform disposal on. - Disposable whose Dispose operation to run on the given synchronization context. - or is null. - - - - Gets the provided . - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable on the provided . - - - - - Represents a disposable that does nothing on disposal. - - - - - Singleton default disposable. - - - - - Does nothing. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for creating objects. - - - - - Gets the disposable that does nothing when disposed. - - - - - Creates a disposable object that invokes the specified action when disposed. - - Action to run during the first call to . The action is guaranteed to be run at most once. - The disposable object that runs the given action upon disposal. - is null. - - - - Disposable resource with disposal state tracking. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource whose underlying disposable resource can be swapped for another disposable resource. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with no current underlying disposable. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Gets or sets the underlying disposable. After disposal, the result of getting this property is undefined. - - If the has already been disposed, assignment to this property causes immediate disposal of the given disposable object. - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable as well as all future replacements. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource that only disposes its underlying disposable resource when all dependent disposable objects have been disposed. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified disposable. - - Underlying disposable. - is null. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified disposable. - - Underlying disposable. - Indicates whether subsequent calls to should throw when this instance is disposed. - is null. - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Returns a dependent disposable that when disposed decreases the refcount on the underlying disposable. - - A dependent disposable contributing to the reference count that manages the underlying disposable's lifetime. - This instance has been disposed and is configured to throw in this case by . - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable only when all dependent disposables have been disposed. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource whose disposal invocation will be scheduled on the specified . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class that uses an on which to dispose the disposable. - - Scheduler where the disposable resource will be disposed on. - Disposable resource to dispose on the given scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Gets the scheduler where the disposable resource will be disposed on. - - - - - Gets the underlying disposable. After disposal, the result is undefined. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Disposes the wrapped disposable on the provided scheduler. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource whose underlying disposable resource can be replaced by another disposable resource, causing automatic disposal of the previous underlying disposable resource. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Gets or sets the underlying disposable. - - If the SerialDisposable has already been disposed, assignment to this property causes immediate disposal of the given disposable object. Assigning this property disposes the previous disposable object. - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable as well as all future replacements. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource which only allows a single assignment of its underlying disposable resource. - If an underlying disposable resource has already been set, future attempts to set the underlying disposable resource will throw an . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Gets or sets the underlying disposable. After disposal, the result of getting this property is undefined. - - Thrown if the has already been assigned to. - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable. - - - - - Represents a group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - - Creates a new group containing two disposable resources that are disposed together. - - The first disposable resoruce to add to the group. - The second disposable resoruce to add to the group. - Group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - Creates a new group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - Disposable resources to add to the group. - Group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - Creates a new group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - Disposable resources to add to the group. - Group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - Disposes all disposables in the group. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - The System.Reactive.Disposables namespace contains interfaces and classes that provide a compositional set of constructs used to deal with resource and subscription - management in Reactive Extensions. Those types are used extensively within the implementation of Reactive Extensions and are useful when writing custom query operators or - schedulers. - - - - - Provides access to the platform enlightenments used by other Rx libraries to improve system performance and - runtime efficiency. While Rx can run without platform enlightenments loaded, it's recommended to deploy the - System.Reactive.PlatformServices assembly with your application and call during - application startup to ensure enlightenments are properly loaded. - - - - - Ensures that the calling assembly has a reference to the System.Reactive.PlatformServices assembly with - platform enlightenments. If no reference is made from the user code, it's possible for the build process - to drop the deployment of System.Reactive.PlatformServices, preventing its runtime discovery. - - - true if the loaded enlightenment provider matches the provided defined in the current assembly; false - otherwise. When a custom enlightenment provider is installed by the host, false will be returned. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provider for platform-specific framework enlightenments. - - - - - (Infastructure) Tries to gets the specified service. - - Service type. - Optional set of arguments. - Service instance or null if not found. - - - - (Infrastructure) Services to rethrow exceptions. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Rethrows the specified exception. - - Exception to rethrow. - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides access to the host's lifecycle management services. - - - - - Event that gets raised when the host suspends the application. - - - - - Event that gets raised when the host resumes the application. - - - - - Adds a reference to the host lifecycle manager, causing it to be sending notifications. - - - - - Removes a reference to the host lifecycle manager, causing it to stop sending notifications - if the removed reference was the last one. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides notifications about the host's lifecycle events. - - - - - Event that gets raised when the host suspends. - - - - - Event that gets raised when the host resumes. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Event arguments for host suspension events. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Event arguments for host resumption events. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Interface for enlightenment providers. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - (Infastructure) Tries to gets the specified service. - - Service type. - Optional set of arguments. - Service instance or null if not found. - - - - (Infrastructure) Provider for platform-specific framework enlightenments. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Gets the current enlightenment provider. If none is loaded yet, accessing this property triggers provider resolution. - - - This member is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides access to local system clock services. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Gets the local system clock time. - - - - - Adds a reference to the system clock monitor, causing it to be sending notifications. - - Thrown when the system doesn't support sending clock change notifications. - - - - Removes a reference to the system clock monitor, causing it to stop sending notifications - if the removed reference was the last one. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides access to the local system clock. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Gets the current time. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides a mechanism to notify local schedulers about system clock changes. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Event that gets raised when a system clock change is detected. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Event arguments for system clock change notifications. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Creates a new system clock notification object with unknown old and new times. - - - - - Creates a new system clock notification object with the specified old and new times. - - Time before the system clock changed, or DateTimeOffset.MinValue if not known. - Time after the system clock changed, or DateTimeOffset.MaxValue if not known. - - - - Gets the time before the system clock changed, or DateTimeOffset.MinValue if not known. - - - - - Gets the time after the system clock changed, or DateTimeOffset.MaxValue if not known. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides access to the local system clock. - - - - - Gets the current time. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Monitors for system clock changes based on a periodic timer. - - - - - Creates a new monitor for system clock changes with the specified polling frequency. - - Polling frequency for system clock changes. - - - - Event that gets raised when a system clock change is detected. - - - - - The System.Reactive.PlatformServices namespace contains interfaces and classes used by the runtime infrastructure of Reactive Extensions. - Those are not intended to be used directly from user code and are subject to change in future releases of the product. - - - - - Represents a .NET event invocation consisting of the weakly typed object that raised the event and the data that was generated by the event. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - - - - Creates a new data representation instance of a .NET event invocation with the given sender and event data. - - The sender object that raised the event. - The event data that was generated by the event. - - - - Represents a .NET event invocation consisting of the strongly typed object that raised the event and the data that was generated by the event. - - The type of the sender that raised the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - - - - Creates a new data representation instance of a .NET event invocation with the given sender and event data. - - The sender object that raised the event. - The event data that was generated by the event. - - - - Gets the sender object that raised the event. - - - - - Gets the event data that was generated by the event. - - - - - Determines whether the current object represents the same event as a specified object. - - An object to compare to the current object. - true if both objects represent the same event; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current ; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current instance. - - A hash code for the current instance. - - - - Determines whether two specified objects represent the same event. - - The first to compare, or null. - The second to compare, or null. - true if both objects represent the same event; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether two specified objects represent a different event. - - The first to compare, or null. - The second to compare, or null. - true if both objects don't represent the same event; otherwise, false. - - - - Base class for classes that expose an observable sequence as a well-known event pattern (sender, event arguments). - Contains functionality to maintain a map of event handler delegates to observable sequence subscriptions. Subclasses - should only add an event with custom add and remove methods calling into the base class's operations. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - - - - Creates a new event pattern source. - - Source sequence to expose as an event. - Delegate used to invoke the event for each element of the sequence. - or is null. - - - - Adds the specified event handler, causing a subscription to the underlying source. - - Event handler to add. The same delegate should be passed to the operation in order to remove the event handler. - Invocation delegate to raise the event in the derived class. - or is null. - - - - Removes the specified event handler, causing a disposal of the corresponding subscription to the underlying source that was created during the operation. - - Event handler to remove. This should be the same delegate as one that was passed to the operation. - is null. - - - - Marks the program elements that are experimental. This class cannot be inherited. - - - - - Represents a .NET event invocation consisting of the strongly typed object that raised the event and the data that was generated by the event. - - - The type of the sender that raised the event. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Gets the sender object that raised the event. - - - - - Gets the event data that was generated by the event. - - - - - Represents a data stream signaling its elements by means of an event. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - - - - Event signaling the next element in the data stream. - - - - - Represents a data stream signaling its elements by means of an event. - - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Event signaling the next element in the data stream. - - - - - Interface with variance annotation; allows for better type checking when detecting capabilities in SubscribeSafe. - - Type of the resulting sequence's elements. - - - - Base class for implementation of query operators, providing performance benefits over the use of Observable.Create. - - Type of the resulting sequence's elements. - - - - Publicly visible Subscribe method. - - Observer to send notifications on. The implementation of a producer must ensure the correct message grammar on the observer. - IDisposable to cancel the subscription. This causes the underlying sink to be notified of unsubscription, causing it to prevent further messages from being sent to the observer. - - - - Core implementation of the query operator, called upon a new subscription to the producer object. - - Observer to send notifications on. The implementation of a producer must ensure the correct message grammar on the observer. - Disposable representing all the resources and/or subscriptions the operator uses to process events. - The observer passed in to this method is not protected using auto-detach behavior upon an OnError or OnCompleted call. The implementation must ensure proper resource disposal and enforce the message grammar. - - - - Publicly visible Subscribe method. - - Observer to send notifications on. The implementation of a producer must ensure the correct message grammar on the observer. - IDisposable to cancel the subscription. This causes the underlying sink to be notified of unsubscription, causing it to prevent further messages from being sent to the observer. - - - - Core implementation of the query operator, called upon a new subscription to the producer object. - - The sink object. - - - - Represents an observable sequence of elements that have a common key. - - - The type of the key shared by all elements in the group. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - The type of the elements in the group. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Gets the common key. - - - - - Provides functionality to evaluate queries against a specific data source wherein the type of the data is known. - - - The type of the data in the data source. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Provides functionality to evaluate queries against a specific data source wherein the type of the data is not specified. - - - - - Gets the type of the element(s) that are returned when the expression tree associated with this instance of IQbservable is executed. - - - - - Gets the expression tree that is associated with the instance of IQbservable. - - - - - Gets the query provider that is associated with this data source. - - - - - Defines methods to create and execute queries that are described by an IQbservable object. - - - - - Constructs an object that can evaluate the query represented by a specified expression tree. - - The type of the elements of the that is returned. - Expression tree representing the query. - IQbservable object that can evaluate the given query expression. - - - - Internal interface describing the LINQ to Events query language. - - - - - Internal interface describing the LINQ to Events query language. - - - - - Attribute applied to static classes providing expression tree forms of query methods, - mapping those to the corresponding methods for local query execution on the specified - target class type. - - - - - Creates a new mapping to the specified local execution query method implementation type. - - Type with query methods for local execution. - - - - Gets the type with the implementation of local query methods. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for writing in-memory queries over observable sequences. - - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value. - For aggregation behavior with incremental intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value, - and the specified result selector function is used to select the result value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the accumulator value. - The type of the resulting value. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - A function to transform the final accumulator value into the result value. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. - For aggregation behavior with incremental intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether all elements of an observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to apply the predicate to. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether all elements in the source sequence pass the test in the specified predicate. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains any elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to check for non-emptiness. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains any elements. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether any element of an observable sequence satisfies a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to apply the predicate to. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether any elements in the source sequence pass the test in the specified predicate. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains a specified element by using the default equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence in which to locate a value. - The value to locate in the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains an element that has the specified value. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains a specified element by using a specified System.Collections.Generic.IEqualityComparer{T}. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence in which to locate a value. - The value to locate in the source sequence. - An equality comparer to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains an element that has the specified value. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents the total number of elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the number of elements in the input sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The number of elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents how many elements in the specified observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a number that represents how many elements in the input sequence satisfy the condition in the predicate function. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the element at a specified index in a sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to return the element from. - The zero-based index of the element to retrieve. - An observable sequence that produces the element at the specified position in the source sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - (Asynchronous) is greater than or equal to the number of elements in the source sequence. - - - - Returns the element at a specified index in a sequence or a default value if the index is out of range. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to return the element from. - The zero-based index of the element to retrieve. - An observable sequence that produces the element at the specified position in the source sequence, or a default value if the index is outside the bounds of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to check for emptiness. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence is empty. - is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents the total number of elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the number of elements in the input sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The number of elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents how many elements in the specified observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a number that represents how many elements in the input sequence satisfy the condition in the predicate function. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum element in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the maximum element of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum element in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the maximum element of. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum element in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the maximum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the maximum element in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the maximum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the maximum element in the source sequence. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the maximum key value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the maximum elements for. - Key selector function. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a maximum key value. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the maximum key value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the maximum elements for. - Key selector function. - Comparer used to compare key values. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a maximum key value. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum element in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum element in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum element in an observable sequence according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum element in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the minimum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the minimum element in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the minimum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the minimum element in the source sequence. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the minimum key value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the minimum elements for. - Key selector function. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a minimum key value. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the minimum key value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the minimum elements for. - Key selector function. - Comparer used to compare key values. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a minimum key value. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether two sequences are equal by comparing the elements pairwise. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the default equality comparer for their type. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether two sequences are equal by comparing the elements pairwise using a specified equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - Comparer used to compare elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the specified equality comparer. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable and enumerable sequence are equal by comparing the elements pairwise. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the default equality comparer for their type. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable and enumerable sequence are equal by comparing the elements pairwise using a specified equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - Comparer used to compare elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the specified equality comparer. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, and reports an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence contains more than one element. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, and reports an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- More than one element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, or a default value if the observable sequence is empty; this method reports an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence contains more than one element. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that matches the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists; this method reports an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sequence contains more than one element that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates an array from an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The source observable sequence to get an array of elements for. - An observable sequence containing a single element with an array containing all the elements of the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and a comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, a comparer, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - or or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a list from an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The source observable sequence to get a list of elements for. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a list containing all the elements of the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and a comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, a comparer, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - or or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. 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Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. 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Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. 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See the remarks section for more information. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - is null. - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - Invokes the action asynchronously, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Action to run asynchronously. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null. - - - The action is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - Invokes the action asynchronously on the specified scheduler, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Action to run asynchronously. - Scheduler to run the action on. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - or is null. - - - The action is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Asynchronous action to run. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null. - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Asynchronous action to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Asynchronous action to run. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null. - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Asynchronous action to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous function is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the function's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - is null. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. 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Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that returns the last value of the observable sequence or throws an exception if the sequence is empty. - This operation subscribes to the observable sequence, making it hot. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to await. - Object that can be awaited. - is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that returns the last value of the observable sequence or throws an exception if the sequence is empty. - This operation subscribes and connects to the observable sequence, making it hot. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to await. - Object that can be awaited. - is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that returns the last value of the observable sequence or throws an exception if the sequence is empty. - This operation subscribes to the observable sequence, making it hot. The supplied CancellationToken can be used to cancel the subscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to await. - Cancellation token. - Object that can be awaited. - is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that returns the last value of the observable sequence or throws an exception if the sequence is empty. - This operation subscribes and connects to the observable sequence, making it hot. The supplied CancellationToken can be used to cancel the subscription and connection. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to await. - Cancellation token. - Object that can be awaited. - is null. - - - - Multicasts the source sequence notifications through the specified subject to the resulting connectable observable. Upon connection of the - connectable observable, the subject is subscribed to the source exactly one, and messages are forwarded to the observers registered with - the connectable observable. For specializations with fixed subject types, see Publish, PublishLast, and Replay. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be pushed into the specified subject. - Subject to push source elements into. - A connectable observable sequence that upon connection causes the source sequence to push results into the specified subject. - or is null. - - - - Multicasts the source sequence notifications through an instantiated subject into all uses of the sequence within a selector function. Each - subscription to the resulting sequence causes a separate multicast invocation, exposing the sequence resulting from the selector function's - invocation. For specializations with fixed subject types, see Publish, PublishLast, and Replay. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the intermediate subject. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence which will be multicasted in the specified selector function. - Factory function to create an intermediate subject through which the source sequence's elements will be multicast to the selector function. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence subject to the policies enforced by the created subject. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a regular . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - Subscribers will receive all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a regular . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence and starts with initialValue. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Initial value received by observers upon subscription. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - Subscribers will receive immediately receive the initial value, followed by all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence and starts with initialValue. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive immediately receive the initial value, followed by all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - Initial value received by observers upon subscription. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence containing only the last notification. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - Subscribers will only receive the last notification of the source. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence containing only the last notification. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will only receive the last notification of the source. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that stays connected to the source as long as there is at least one subscription to the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Connectable observable sequence. - An observable sequence that stays connected to the source as long as there is at least one subscription to the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Scheduler where connected observers will be invoked on. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - or is null. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers will be invoked on. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying bufferSize notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers will be invoked on. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - or is null. - is less than zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - is less than zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - is less than zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - is less than zero. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers will be invoked on. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - or is null. - is less than zero. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - is less than zero. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence of consecutive (possibly empty) chunks of the source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that returns consecutive (possibly empty) chunks upon each iteration. - is null. - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence that returns elements collected/aggregated from the source sequence between consecutive iterations. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the merge operation during collection. - Source observable sequence. - Factory to create a new collector object. - Merges a sequence element with the current collector. - The enumerable sequence that returns collected/aggregated elements from the source sequence upon each iteration. - or or is null. - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence that returns elements collected/aggregated from the source sequence between consecutive iterations. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the merge operation during collection. - Source observable sequence. - Factory to create the initial collector object. - Merges a sequence element with the current collector. - Factory to replace the current collector by a new collector. - The enumerable sequence that returns collected/aggregated elements from the source sequence upon each iteration. - or or or is null. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The first element in the observable sequence. - is null. - The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The first element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and blocks until the sequence is terminated. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - or is null. - Because of its blocking nature, this operator is mainly used for testing. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, incorporating the element's index, and blocks until the sequence is terminated. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - or is null. - Because of its blocking nature, this operator is mainly used for testing. - - - - Returns an enumerator that enumerates all values of the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get an enumerator for. - The enumerator that can be used to enumerate over the elements in the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence. - is null. - The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration returns the latest observed element in the source observable sequence. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence will never produce the same element repeatedly, and will block until the next element becomes available. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that returns the last sampled element upon each iteration and subsequently blocks until the next element in the observable source sequence becomes available. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration returns the most recently observed element in the source observable sequence, using the specified initial value in case no element has been sampled yet. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence never block and can produce the same element repeatedly. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Initial value that will be yielded by the enumerable sequence if no element has been sampled yet. - The enumerable sequence that returns the last sampled element upon each iteration. - is null. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration blocks until the next element in the source observable sequence becomes available. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence will block until the next element becomes available. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that blocks upon each iteration until the next element in the observable source sequence becomes available. - is null. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, and throws an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The single element in the observable sequence. - is null. - The source sequence contains more than one element. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, and throws an exception if there is not exactly one element matching the predicate in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- More than one element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, or a default value if the observable sequence is empty; this method throws an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The single element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - The source sequence contains more than one element. - - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists; this method throws an exception if there is more than one element matching the predicate in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - The sequence contains more than one element that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - - - - Waits for the observable sequence to complete and returns the last element of the sequence. - If the sequence terminates with an OnError notification, the exception is thrown. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence. - is null. - The source sequence is empty. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified scheduler. - or is null. - - This only invokes observer callbacks on a scheduler. In case the subscription and/or unsubscription actions have side-effects - that require to be run on a scheduler, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified synchronization context. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified synchronization context. - or is null. - - This only invokes observer callbacks on a synchronization context. In case the subscription and/or unsubscription actions have side-effects - that require to be run on a synchronization context, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified scheduler. This operation is not commonly used; - see the remarks section for more information on the distinction between SubscribeOn and ObserveOn. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified scheduler. - or is null. - - This only performs the side-effects of subscription and unsubscription on the specified scheduler. In order to invoke observer - callbacks on a scheduler, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified synchronization context. This operation is not commonly used; - see the remarks section for more information on the distinction between SubscribeOn and ObserveOn. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified synchronization context. - or is null. - - This only performs the side-effects of subscription and unsubscription on the specified synchronization context. In order to invoke observer - callbacks on a synchronization context, use . - - - - - Synchronizes the observable sequence such that observer notifications cannot be delivered concurrently. - This overload is useful to "fix" an observable sequence that exhibits concurrent callbacks on individual observers, which is invalid behavior for the query processor. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized. - is null. - - It's invalid behavior - according to the observer grammar - for a sequence to exhibit concurrent callbacks on a given observer. - This operator can be used to "fix" a source that doesn't conform to this rule. - - - - - Synchronizes the observable sequence such that observer notifications cannot be delivered concurrently, using the specified gate object. - This overload is useful when writing n-ary query operators, in order to prevent concurrent callbacks from different sources by synchronizing on a common gate object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized on the given gate object. - or is null. - - - - Subscribes an observer to an enumerable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to subscribe to. - Observer that will receive notifications from the enumerable sequence. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the enumerable - or is null. - - - - Subscribes an observer to an enumerable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run the enumeration loop. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to subscribe to. - Observer that will receive notifications from the enumerable sequence. - Scheduler to perform the enumeration on. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the enumerable - or or is null. - - - - Converts an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to convert to an enumerable sequence. - The enumerable sequence containing the elements in the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Exposes an observable sequence as an object with an -based .NET event. - - Observable source sequence. - The event source object. - is null. - - - - Exposes an observable sequence as an object with an -based .NET event. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable source sequence. - The event source object. - is null. - - - - Exposes an observable sequence as an object with a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Observable source sequence. - The event source object. - is null. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - is null. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run the enumeration loop. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the input sequence on. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - or is null. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified Subscribe method implementation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Implementation of the resulting observable sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - - Use of this operator is preferred over manual implementation of the interface. In case - you need a type implementing rather than an anonymous implementation, consider using - the abstract base class. - - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified Subscribe method implementation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Implementation of the resulting observable sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - - Use of this operator is preferred over manual implementation of the interface. In case - you need a type implementing rather than an anonymous implementation, consider using - the abstract base class. - - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to produce elements. - The observable sequence surfacing the elements produced by the asynchronous method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to produce elements. - The observable sequence surfacing the elements produced by the asynchronous method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that invokes the specified factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Observable factory function to invoke for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger an invocation of the given observable factory function. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that starts the specified asynchronous factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Asynchronous factory function to start for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger the given asynchronous observable factory function to be started. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that starts the specified cancellable asynchronous factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous factory function is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Asynchronous factory function to start for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger the given asynchronous observable factory function to be started. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous observable factory function will be signaled. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnCompleted message. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Scheduler to send the termination call on. - An observable sequence with no elements. - is null. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnCompleted message. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Scheduler to send the termination call on. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence with no elements. - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven loop producing the sequence's elements. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - The generated sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Returns a non-terminating observable sequence, which can be used to denote an infinite duration (e.g. when using reactive joins). - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers will never get called. - - - - Returns a non-terminating observable sequence, which can be used to denote an infinite duration (e.g. when using reactive joins). - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence whose observers will never get called. - - - - Generates an observable sequence of integral numbers within a specified range. - - The value of the first integer in the sequence. - The number of sequential integers to generate. - An observable sequence that contains a range of sequential integral numbers. - is less than zero. -or- + - 1 is larger than . - - - - Generates an observable sequence of integral numbers within a specified range, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The value of the first integer in the sequence. - The number of sequential integers to generate. - Scheduler to run the generator loop on. - An observable sequence that contains a range of sequential integral numbers. - is less than zero. -or- + - 1 is larger than . - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Scheduler to run the producer loop on. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the element. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - is less than zero. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the element. - Scheduler to run the producer loop on. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - is less than zero. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains a single element. - - The type of the element that will be returned in the produced sequence. - Single element in the resulting observable sequence. - An observable sequence containing the single specified element. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains a single element, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The type of the element that will be returned in the produced sequence. - Single element in the resulting observable sequence. - Scheduler to send the single element on. - An observable sequence containing the single specified element. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnError message. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Scheduler to send the exceptional termination call on. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnError message. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Scheduler to send the exceptional termination call on. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - or is null. - - - - Constructs an observable sequence that depends on a resource object, whose lifetime is tied to the resulting observable sequence's lifetime. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - The type of the resource used during the generation of the resulting sequence. Needs to implement . - Factory function to obtain a resource object. - Factory function to obtain an observable sequence that depends on the obtained resource. - An observable sequence whose lifetime controls the lifetime of the dependent resource object. - or is null. - - - - Constructs an observable sequence that depends on a resource object, whose lifetime is tied to the resulting observable sequence's lifetime. The resource is obtained and used through asynchronous methods. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous methods is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation at any stage of the resource acquisition or usage. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - The type of the resource used during the generation of the resulting sequence. Needs to implement . - Asynchronous factory function to obtain a resource object. - Asynchronous factory function to obtain an observable sequence that depends on the obtained resource. - An observable sequence whose lifetime controls the lifetime of the dependent resource object. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous resource factory and observable factory functions will be signaled. - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type with a strongly typed sender parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type with a strongly typed sender parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a conversion function to obtain the event delegate. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a conversion function to obtain the event delegate. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a supplied event delegate type. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a supplied event delegate type. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a generic Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a generic Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and returns a Task object that will get signaled when the sequence terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Task that signals the termination of the sequence. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and returns a Task object that will get signaled when the sequence terminates. - The loop can be quit prematurely by setting the specified cancellation token. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Cancellation token used to stop the loop. - Task that signals the termination of the sequence. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, incorporating the element's index, and returns a Task object that will get signaled when the sequence terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Task that signals the termination of the sequence. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, incorporating the element's index, and returns a Task object that will get signaled when the sequence terminates. - The loop can be quit prematurely by setting the specified cancellation token. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Cancellation token used to stop the loop. - Task that signals the termination of the sequence. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing if no match is found. - - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - Default source to select in case no matching source in is found. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or if no match is found. - or or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing an empty sequence on the specified scheduler if no match is found. - - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - Scheduler to generate an empty sequence on in case no matching source in is found. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or an empty sequence if no match is found. - or or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing an empty sequence if no match is found. - - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or an empty sequence if no match is found. - or is null. - - - - Repeats the given as long as the specified holds, where the is evaluated after each repeated completed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source to repeat as long as the function evaluates to true. - Condition that will be evaluated upon the completion of an iteration through the , to determine whether repetition of the source is required. - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sequence as long as the holds. - or is null. - - - - Concatenates the observable sequences obtained by running the for each element in the given enumerable . - - The type of the elements in the enumerable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the observable result sequence. - Enumerable source for which each element will be mapped onto an observable source that will be concatenated in the result sequence. - Function to select an observable source for each element in the . - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sources returned by for each element in the . - or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, select the sequence. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - Sequence returned in case evaluates false. - if evaluates true; otherwise. - or or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, return an empty sequence. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - if evaluates true; an empty sequence otherwise. - or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, return an empty sequence generated on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - Scheduler to generate an empty sequence on in case evaluates false. - if evaluates true; an empty sequence otherwise. - or or is null. - - - - Repeats the given as long as the specified holds, where the is evaluated before each repeated is subscribed to. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source to repeat as long as the function evaluates to true. - Condition that will be evaluated before subscription to the , to determine whether repetition of the source is required. - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sequence as long as the holds. - or is null. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when both observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the left sequence. - The type of the elements in the right sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the right sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the left sequence. - Pattern object that matches when both observable sequences have an available element. - or is null. - - - - Matches when the observable sequence has an available element and projects the element by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sequence to apply the selector on. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequence. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - or is null. - - - - Joins together the results from several patterns. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained from the specified patterns. - A series of plans created by use of the Then operator on patterns. - An observable sequence with the results from matching several patterns. - is null. - - - - Joins together the results from several patterns. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained from the specified patterns. - A series of plans created by use of the Then operator on patterns. - An observable sequence with the results form matching several patterns. - is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - An observable sequence that surfaces either of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - or is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sources competing to react first. - An observable sequence that surfaces any of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sources competing to react first. - An observable sequence that surfaces any of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer closing events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - A function invoked to define the boundaries of the produced buffers. A new buffer is started when the previous one is closed. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequence indicating buffer opening events, also passed to the closing selector to obtain a sequence of buffer closing events. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer closing events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Observable sequence whose elements denote the creation of new buffers. - A function invoked to define the closing of each produced buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer boundary events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Sequence of buffer boundary markers. The current buffer is closed and a new buffer is opened upon receiving a boundary marker. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception of the specified type with the observable sequence produced by the handler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and sequences returned by the exception handler function. - The type of the exception to catch and handle. Needs to derive from . - Source sequence. - Exception handler function, producing another observable sequence. - An observable sequence containing the source sequence's elements, followed by the elements produced by the handler's resulting observable sequence in case an exception occurred. - or is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and handler sequence. - First observable sequence whose exception (if any) is caught. - Second observable sequence used to produce results when an error occurred in the first sequence. - An observable sequence containing the first sequence's elements, followed by the elements of the second sequence in case an exception occurred. - or is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source and handler sequences. - Observable sequences to catch exceptions for. - An observable sequence containing elements from consecutive source sequences until a source sequence terminates successfully. - is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source and handler sequences. - Observable sequences to catch exceptions for. - An observable sequence containing elements from consecutive source sequences until a source sequence terminates successfully. - is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever one of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke whenever either of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of both sources using the specified result selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Sixteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sources. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. For efficiency, the input list is reused after the selector returns. Either aggregate or copy the values during the function call. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the latest source elements whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of the latest elements of the sources. - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the latest source elements whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of the latest elements of the sources. - is null. - - - - Concatenates the second observable sequence to the first observable sequence upon successful termination of the first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of the first sequence, followed by those of the second the sequence. - or is null. - - - - Concatenates all of the specified observable sequences, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each given sequence, in sequential order. - is null. - - - - Concatenates all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each given sequence, in sequential order. - is null. - - - - Concatenates all inner observable sequences, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each observed inner sequence, in sequential order. - is null. - - - - Concatenates all task results, as long as the previous task terminated successfully. - - The type of the results produced by the tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - An observable sequence that contains the results of each task, in sequential order. - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a concatenation operation using . - - - - Merges elements from all inner observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the inner sequences. - is null. - - - - Merges results from all source tasks into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the results produced by the source tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - The observable sequence that merges the results of the source tasks. - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a merge operation using . - - - - Merges elements from all inner observable sequences into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - Maximum number of inner observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the inner sequences. - is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Maximum number of observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences, and using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Maximum number of observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - or is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from two observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the given sequences. - or is null. - - - - Merges elements from two observable sequences into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - Scheduler used to introduce concurrency for making subscriptions to the given sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the given sequences. - or or is null. - - - - Merges elements from all of the specified observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - is null. - - - - Merges elements from all of the specified observable sequences into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - or is null. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - is null. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - or is null. - - - - Concatenates the second observable sequence to the first observable sequence upon successful or exceptional termination of the first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence whose exception (if any) is caught. - Second observable sequence used to produce results after the first sequence terminates. - An observable sequence that concatenates the first and second sequence, even if the first sequence terminates exceptionally. - or is null. - - - - Concatenates all of the specified observable sequences, even if the previous observable sequence terminated exceptionally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that concatenates the source sequences, even if a sequence terminates exceptionally. - is null. - - - - Concatenates all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence, even if the previous observable sequence terminated exceptionally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that concatenates the source sequences, even if a sequence terminates exceptionally. - is null. - - - - Returns the elements from the source observable sequence only after the other observable sequence produces an element. - Starting from Rx.NET 4.0, this will subscribe to before subscribing to - so in case emits an element right away, elements from are not missed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence that indicates the end of skip behavior. - Source sequence to propagate elements for. - Observable sequence that triggers propagation of elements of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the elements of the source sequence starting from the point the other sequence triggered propagation. - or is null. - - - - Transforms an observable sequence of observable sequences into an observable sequence - producing values only from the most recent observable sequence. - Each time a new inner observable sequence is received, unsubscribe from the - previous inner observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - The observable sequence that at any point in time produces the elements of the most recent inner observable sequence that has been received. - is null. - - - - Transforms an observable sequence of tasks into an observable sequence - producing values only from the most recent observable sequence. - Each time a new task is received, the previous task's result is ignored. - - The type of the results produced by the source tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - The observable sequence that at any point in time produces the result of the most recent task that has been received. - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a switch operation using . - - - - Returns the elements from the source observable sequence until the other observable sequence produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence that indicates the end of take behavior. - Source sequence to propagate elements for. - Observable sequence that terminates propagation of elements of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the elements of the source sequence up to the point the other sequence interrupted further propagation. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window closing events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - A function invoked to define the boundaries of the produced windows. A new window is started when the previous one is closed. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequence indicating window opening events, also passed to the closing selector to obtain a sequence of window closing events. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window closing events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Observable sequence whose elements denote the creation of new windows. - A function invoked to define the closing of each produced window. - An observable sequence of windows. - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window boundary events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Sequence of window boundary markers. The current window is closed and a new window is opened upon receiving a boundary marker. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by combining each element from the first source with the latest element from the second source, if any. - Starting from Rx.NET 4.0, this will subscribe to before subscribing to to have a latest element readily available - in case emits an element right away. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke for each element from the first source combined with the latest element from the second source, if any. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining each element of the first source with the latest element from the second source, if any, using the specified result selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by combining their elements in a pairwise fashion. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke for each consecutive pair of elements from the first and second source. - An observable sequence containing the result of pairwise combining the elements of the first and second source using the specified result selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Sixteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sources. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the elements of the observable sequences at corresponding indexes. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of elements at corresponding indexes. - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the elements of the observable sequences at corresponding indexes. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of elements at corresponding indexes. - is null. - - - - Merges an observable sequence and an enumerable sequence into one observable sequence by using the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the first observable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second enumerable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second enumerable source. - Function to invoke for each consecutive pair of elements from the first and second source. - An observable sequence containing the result of pairwise combining the elements of the first and second source using the specified result selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Hides the identity of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose identity to hide. - An observable sequence that hides the identity of the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Number of elements to skip between creation of consecutive buffers. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - or is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Dematerializes the explicit notification values of an observable sequence as implicit notifications. - - The type of the elements materialized in the source sequence notification objects. - An observable sequence containing explicit notification values which have to be turned into implicit notifications. - An observable sequence exhibiting the behavior corresponding to the source sequence's notification values. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements from the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements from the source sequence. - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the keySelector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for, based on a computed key value. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the keySelector and the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for, based on a computed key value. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - Equality comparer for computed key values. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and propagates all observer messages through the result sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon graceful or exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or or or is null. - - - - Invokes the observer's methods for each message in the source sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Observer whose methods to invoke as part of the source sequence's observation. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or is null. - - - - Invokes a specified action after the source observable sequence terminates gracefully or exceptionally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke after the source observable sequence terminates. - Source sequence with the action-invoking termination behavior applied. - or is null. - - - - Ignores all elements in an observable sequence leaving only the termination messages. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - An empty observable sequence that signals termination, successful or exceptional, of the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Materializes the implicit notifications of an observable sequence as explicit notification values. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get notification values for. - An observable sequence containing the materialized notification values from the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Repeats the observable sequence indefinitely. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat. - The observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly and sequentially. - is null. - - - - Repeats the observable sequence a specified number of times. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the sequence. - The observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Repeats the source observable sequence until it successfully terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat until it successfully terminates. - An observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly until it terminates successfully. - is null. - - - - Repeats the source observable sequence the specified number of times or until it successfully terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat until it successfully terminates. - Number of times to repeat the sequence. - An observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly until it terminates successfully. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence and returns each intermediate result. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value. - For aggregation behavior with no intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to accumulate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing the accumulated values. - or is null. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence and returns each intermediate result. - For aggregation behavior with no intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to accumulate over. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing the accumulated values. - or is null. - - - - Bypasses a specified number of elements at the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to bypass at the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the source sequence elements except for the bypassed ones at the end. - is null. - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store the first elements. As more elements are - received, elements are taken from the front of the queue and produced on the result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed. - - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Scheduler to emit the prepended values on. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - or or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Scheduler to emit the prepended values on. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - or or is null. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements elements. Upon completion of - the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the elements to be delayed. - - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to drain the queue. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - Scheduler used to drain the queue upon completion of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements elements. Upon completion of - the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the elements to be delayed. - - - - - Returns a list with the specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements. Upon completion of the - source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - An observable sequence of windows. - is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Number of elements to skip between creation of consecutive windows. - An observable sequence of windows. - is null. - or is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Converts the elements of an observable sequence to the specified type. - - The type to convert the elements in the source sequence to. - The observable sequence that contains the elements to be converted. - An observable sequence that contains each element of the source sequence converted to the specified type. - is null. - - - - Returns the elements of the specified sequence or the type parameter's default value in a singleton sequence if the sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence (if any), whose default value will be taken if the sequence is empty. - The sequence to return a default value for if it is empty. - An observable sequence that contains the default value for the TSource type if the source is empty; otherwise, the elements of the source itself. - is null. - - - - Returns the elements of the specified sequence or the specified value in a singleton sequence if the sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence (if any), and the specified default value which will be taken if the sequence is empty. - The sequence to return the specified value for if it is empty. - The value to return if the sequence is empty. - An observable sequence that contains the specified default value if the source is empty; otherwise, the elements of the source itself. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements from the source sequence. - is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements from the source sequence. - or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the keySelector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the keySelector and the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - or or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encountered. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encountered. - - or or or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Correlates the elements of two sequences based on overlapping durations, and groups the results. - - The type of the elements in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by invoking the result selector function for source elements with overlapping duration. - The left observable sequence to join elements for. - The right observable sequence to join elements for. - A function to select the duration of each element of the left observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function to select the duration of each element of the right observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function invoked to compute a result element for any element of the left sequence with overlapping elements from the right observable sequence. - An observable sequence that contains result elements computed from source elements that have an overlapping duration. - or or or or is null. - - - - Correlates the elements of two sequences based on overlapping durations. - - The type of the elements in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by invoking the result selector function for source elements with overlapping duration. - The left observable sequence to join elements for. - The right observable sequence to join elements for. - A function to select the duration of each element of the left observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function to select the duration of each element of the right observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function invoked to compute a result element for any two overlapping elements of the left and right observable sequences. - An observable sequence that contains result elements computed from source elements that have an overlapping duration. - or or or or is null. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on the specified type. - - The type to filter the elements in the source sequence on. - The observable sequence that contains the elements to be filtered. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence of type TResult. - is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a new form. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by running the selector function for each element in the source sequence. - A sequence of elements to invoke a transform function on. - A transform function to apply to each source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the transform function on each element of source. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a new form by incorporating the element's index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by running the selector function for each element in the source sequence. - A sequence of elements to invoke a transform function on. - A transform function to apply to each source element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the transform function on each element of source. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of the source observable sequence to the other observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence and the elements in the result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - An observable sequence to project each element from the source sequence onto. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of projecting each source element onto the other sequence and merging all the resulting sequences together. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task with cancellation support and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index with cancellation support and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element and the fourth parameter represents the index of the intermediate element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task with cancellation support, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index with cancellation support, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each notification of an observable sequence to an observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of notifications to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply when an error occurs in the source sequence. - A transform function to apply when the end of the source sequence is reached. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function corresponding to each notification in the input sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Projects each notification of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of notifications to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply when an error occurs in the source sequence. - A transform function to apply when the end of the source sequence is reached. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function corresponding to each notification in the input sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence and concatenates the resulting enumerable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner enumerable sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence by incorporating the element's index and concatenates the resulting enumerable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner enumerable sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate enumerable sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate enumerable sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element and the fourth parameter represents the index of the intermediate element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Bypasses a specified number of elements in an observable sequence and then returns the remaining elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to skip before returning the remaining elements. - An observable sequence that contains the elements that occur after the specified index in the input sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Bypasses elements in an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true and then returns the remaining elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence starting at the first element in the linear series that does not pass the test specified by predicate. - or is null. - - - - Bypasses elements in an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true and then returns the remaining elements. - The element's index is used in the logic of the predicate function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence starting at the first element in the linear series that does not pass the test specified by predicate. - or is null. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the start of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to return. - An observable sequence that contains the specified number of elements from the start of the input sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the start of an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for the edge case of Take(0). - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to return. - Scheduler used to produce an OnCompleted message in case count is set to 0. - An observable sequence that contains the specified number of elements from the start of the input sequence. - or is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Returns elements from an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence that occur before the element at which the test no longer passes. - or is null. - - - - Returns elements from an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true. - The element's index is used in the logic of the predicate function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence that occur before the element at which the test no longer passes. - or is null. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on a predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to filter. - A function to test each source element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence that satisfy the condition. - or is null. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on a predicate by incorporating the element's index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to filter. - A function to test each source element for a conditio; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence that satisfy the condition. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Interval between creation of consecutive buffers. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers with minimum duration - length. However, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all buffers will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Interval between creation of consecutive buffers. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers with minimum duration - length. However, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all buffers will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a buffer that's sent out when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a buffer that's sent out when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Maximum time length of a buffer. - Maximum element count of a buffer. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by the specified relative time duration. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Relative time by which to shift the observable sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Time-shifted sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the default scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by the specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Relative time by which to shift the observable sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the delay timers on. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence to start propagating notifications at the specified absolute time. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Absolute time used to shift the observable sequence; the relative time shift gets computed upon subscription. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Time-shifted sequence. - is null. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the default scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence to start propagating notifications at the specified absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Absolute time used to shift the observable sequence; the relative time shift gets computed upon subscription. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the delay timers on. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence based on a delay selector function for each element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the delay sequences used to denote the delay duration of each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the delay for each given element. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence based on a subscription delay and a delay selector function for each element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the delay sequences used to denote the delay duration of each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Sequence indicating the delay for the subscription to the source. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the delay for each given element. - Time-shifted sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription with the specified relative time duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Relative time shift of the subscription. - Time-shifted sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the default scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription with the specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Relative time shift of the subscription. - Scheduler to run the subscription delay timer on. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription to the specified absolute time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Absolute time to perform the subscription at. - Time-shifted sequence. - is null. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the default scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription to the specified absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Absolute time to perform the subscription at. - Scheduler to run the subscription delay timer on. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - The generated sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - or or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - The generated sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - or or or or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - - Period for producing the values in the resulting sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Intervals are measured between the start of subsequent notifications, not between the end of the previous and the start of the next notification. - If the observer takes longer than the interval period to handle the message, the subsequent notification will be delivered immediately after the - current one has been handled. In case you need to control the time between the end and the start of consecutive notifications, consider using the - - operator instead. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a value after each period, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - Period for producing the values in the resulting sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - is null. - - Intervals are measured between the start of subsequent notifications, not between the end of the previous and the start of the next notification. - If the observer takes longer than the interval period to handle the message, the subsequent notification will be delivered immediately after the - current one has been handled. In case you need to control the time between the end and the start of consecutive notifications, consider using the - - operator instead. - - - - - Samples the observable sequence at each interval. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Interval at which to sample. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will continuously sample the stream. - Sampled observable sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee all source sequence elements will be preserved. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the sampling action may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Samples the observable sequence at each interval, using the specified scheduler to run sampling timers. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Interval at which to sample. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will continuously sample the stream. - Scheduler to run the sampling timer on. - Sampled observable sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee all source sequence elements will be preserved. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the sampling action may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Samples the source observable sequence using a sampler observable sequence producing sampling ticks. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sampling sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Sampling tick sequence. - Sampled observable sequence. - or is null. - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the start of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee no elements will be dropped from the start of the source sequence. - This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that causes callbacks from the source sequence to be forwarded - may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the start of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee no elements will be dropped from the start of the source sequence. - This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that causes callbacks from the source sequence to be forwarded - may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store elements received during the initial window. - As more elements are received, elements older than the specified are taken from the queue and produced on the - result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed with . - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store elements received during the initial window. - As more elements are received, elements older than the specified are taken from the queue and produced on the - result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed with . - - - - - Skips elements from the observable source sequence until the specified start time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Time to start taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, no elements will be skipped. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped until the specified start time. - is null. - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - Skips elements from the observable source sequence until the specified start time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Time to start taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, no elements will be skipped. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped until the specified start time. - or is null. - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the start of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee an empty sequence will be returned. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that stops forwarding callbacks from the source sequence may not execute - immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the start of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee an empty sequence will be returned. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that stops forwarding callbacks from the source sequence may not execute - immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified schedulers to run timers and to drain the collected elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - Scheduler to drain the collected elements. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - or or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns a list with the elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Returns a list with the elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration until the specified end time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Time to stop taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the result stream will complete immediately. - An observable sequence with the elements taken until the specified end time. - is null. - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration until the specified end time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Time to stop taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the result stream will complete immediately. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken until the specified end time. - or is null. - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another element within a specified relative time duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Throttling duration for each element. - The throttled sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration specified in . If another - element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this whole - process. For streams that never have gaps larger than or equal to between elements, the resulting stream won't - produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the - Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing throttling timers to be scheduled - that are due immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee all elements will be retained in the result sequence. This is a side-effect of the - asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to forward the current element may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero - due time. In such cases, the next element may arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the throttling action. - - - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another element within a specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run throttling timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Throttling duration for each element. - Scheduler to run the throttle timers on. - The throttled sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration specified in . If another - element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this whole - process. For streams that never have gaps larger than or equal to between elements, the resulting stream won't - produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the - Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing throttling timers to be scheduled - that are due immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee all elements will be retained in the result sequence. This is a side-effect of the - asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to forward the current element may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero - due time. In such cases, the next element may arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the throttling action. - - - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another value within a computed throttle duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the throttle sequences selected for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the throttle duration for each given element. - The throttled sequence. - or is null. - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration denoted by . - If another element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this - whole process. For streams where the duration computed by applying the to each element overlaps with - the occurrence of the successor element, the resulting stream won't produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst - guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - - - Records the time interval between consecutive elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to record time intervals for. - An observable sequence with time interval information on elements. - is null. - - - - Records the time interval between consecutive elements in an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to compute time intervals. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to record time intervals for. - Scheduler used to compute time intervals. - An observable sequence with time interval information on elements. - or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - (Asynchronous) If no element is produced within from the previous element. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - (Asynchronous) If no element is produced within from the previous element. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - is null. - (Asynchronous) If the sequence hasn't terminated before . - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) If the sequence hasn't terminated before . - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or is null. - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or or is null. - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on a timeout duration computed for each element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on a timeout duration computed for each element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an initial timeout duration for the first element, and a timeout duration computed for each subsequent element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Observable sequence that represents the timeout for the first element. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - or or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an initial timeout duration for the first element, and a timeout duration computed for each subsequent element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Observable sequence that represents the timeout for the first element. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or or or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value after the specified relative due time has elapsed. - - Relative time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after the due time has elapsed. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value at the specified absolute due time. - - Absolute time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value after the specified initial relative due time has elapsed. - - Relative time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after due time has elapsed and then after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value starting at the specified initial absolute due time. - - Absolute time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value after the specified relative due time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run the timer. - - Relative time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after the due time has elapsed. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value at the specified absolute due time, using the specified scheduler to run the timer. - - Absolute time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value after the specified initial relative due time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - Relative time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run timers on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after due time has elapsed and then each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value starting at the specified initial absolute due time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - Absolute time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run timers on. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - is null. - - - - Timestamps each element in an observable sequence using the local system clock. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to timestamp elements for. - An observable sequence with timestamp information on elements. - is null. - - - - Timestamp each element in an observable sequence using the clock of the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to timestamp elements for. - Scheduler used to compute timestamps. - An observable sequence with timestamp information on elements. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - The sequence of windows. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Interval between creation of consecutive windows. - An observable sequence of windows. - is null. - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows with minimum duration - length. However, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all windows will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Interval between creation of consecutive windows. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows with minimum duration - length. However, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all windows will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a window that is completed when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - An observable sequence of windows. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a window that is completed when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for writing queries over observable sequences, allowing translation to a target query language. - - - - - Gets the local query provider which will retarget Qbservable-based queries to the corresponding Observable-based query for in-memory execution upon subscription. - - - - - Converts an in-memory observable sequence into an sequence with an expression tree representing the source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - sequence representing the given observable source sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns the input typed as an . - This operator is used to separate the part of the query that's captured as an expression tree from the part that's executed locally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An sequence to convert to an sequence. - The original source object, but typed as an . - is null. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run the enumeration loop. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the input sequence on. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - or is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. - For aggregation behavior with incremental intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value. - For aggregation behavior with incremental intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value, - and the specified result selector function is used to select the result value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the accumulator value. - The type of the resulting value. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - A function to transform the final accumulator value into the result value. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether all elements of an observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to apply the predicate to. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether all elements in the source sequence pass the test in the specified predicate. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - An observable sequence that surfaces either of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - - or is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sources competing to react first. - An observable sequence that surfaces any of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - - is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sources competing to react first. - An observable sequence that surfaces any of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - - is null. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains any elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to check for non-emptiness. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains any elements. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether any element of an observable sequence satisfies a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to apply the predicate to. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether any elements in the source sequence pass the test in the specified predicate. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Number of elements to skip between creation of consecutive buffers. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - or is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a buffer that's sent out when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a buffer that's sent out when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Maximum time length of a buffer. - Maximum element count of a buffer. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Interval between creation of consecutive buffers. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers with minimum duration - length. However, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all buffers will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Interval between creation of consecutive buffers. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers with minimum duration - length. However, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all buffers will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer boundary events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Sequence of buffer boundary markers. The current buffer is closed and a new buffer is opened upon receiving a boundary marker. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer closing events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - A function invoked to define the boundaries of the produced buffers. A new buffer is started when the previous one is closed. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequence indicating buffer opening events, also passed to the closing selector to obtain a sequence of buffer closing events. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer closing events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Observable sequence whose elements denote the creation of new buffers. - A function invoked to define the closing of each produced buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing an empty sequence if no match is found. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or an empty sequence if no match is found. - - or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing if no match is found. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - Default source to select in case no matching source in is found. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or if no match is found. - - or or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing an empty sequence on the specified scheduler if no match is found. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - Scheduler to generate an empty sequence on in case no matching source in is found. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or an empty sequence if no match is found. - - or or is null. - - - - Converts the elements of an observable sequence to the specified type. - - The type to convert the elements in the source sequence to. - The observable sequence that contains the elements to be converted. - An observable sequence that contains each element of the source sequence converted to the specified type. - - is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and handler sequence. - First observable sequence whose exception (if any) is caught. - Second observable sequence used to produce results when an error occurred in the first sequence. - An observable sequence containing the first sequence's elements, followed by the elements of the second sequence in case an exception occurred. - - or is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source and handler sequences. - Observable sequences to catch exceptions for. - An observable sequence containing elements from consecutive source sequences until a source sequence terminates successfully. - - is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source and handler sequences. - Observable sequences to catch exceptions for. - An observable sequence containing elements from consecutive source sequences until a source sequence terminates successfully. - - is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception of the specified type with the observable sequence produced by the handler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and sequences returned by the exception handler function. - The type of the exception to catch and handle. Needs to derive from . - Source sequence. - Exception handler function, producing another observable sequence. - An observable sequence containing the source sequence's elements, followed by the elements produced by the handler's resulting observable sequence in case an exception occurred. - - or is null. - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence of consecutive (possibly empty) chunks of the source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that returns consecutive (possibly empty) chunks upon each iteration. - - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence that returns elements collected/aggregated from the source sequence between consecutive iterations. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the merge operation during collection. - Source observable sequence. - Factory to create the initial collector object. - Merges a sequence element with the current collector. - Factory to replace the current collector by a new collector. - The enumerable sequence that returns collected/aggregated elements from the source sequence upon each iteration. - - or or or is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence that returns elements collected/aggregated from the source sequence between consecutive iterations. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the merge operation during collection. - Source observable sequence. - Factory to create a new collector object. - Merges a sequence element with the current collector. - The enumerable sequence that returns collected/aggregated elements from the source sequence upon each iteration. - - or or is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the latest source elements whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of the latest elements of the sources. - - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the latest source elements whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of the latest elements of the sources. - - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sources. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. For efficiency, the input list is reused after the selector returns. Either aggregate or copy the values during the function call. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever one of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke whenever either of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of both sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Sixteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Concatenates the second observable sequence to the first observable sequence upon successful termination of the first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of the first sequence, followed by those of the second the sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Concatenates all of the specified observable sequences, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each given sequence, in sequential order. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each given sequence, in sequential order. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates all inner observable sequences, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each observed inner sequence, in sequential order. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates all task results, as long as the previous task terminated successfully. - - The type of the results produced by the tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - An observable sequence that contains the results of each task, in sequential order. - - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a concatenation operation using . - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains a specified element by using the default equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence in which to locate a value. - The value to locate in the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains an element that has the specified value. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains a specified element by using a specified . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence in which to locate a value. - The value to locate in the source sequence. - An equality comparer to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains an element that has the specified value. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents the total number of elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the number of elements in the input sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The number of elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents how many elements in the specified observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a number that represents how many elements in the input sequence satisfy the condition in the predicate function. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified Subscribe method implementation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Implementation of the resulting observable sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - - Use of this operator is preferred over manual implementation of the interface. In case - you need a type implementing rather than an anonymous implementation, consider using - the abstract base class. - - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified Subscribe method implementation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Implementation of the resulting observable sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - - Use of this operator is preferred over manual implementation of the interface. In case - you need a type implementing rather than an anonymous implementation, consider using - the abstract base class. - - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to produce elements. - The observable sequence surfacing the elements produced by the asynchronous method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to produce elements. - The observable sequence surfacing the elements produced by the asynchronous method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Returns the elements of the specified sequence or the type parameter's default value in a singleton sequence if the sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence (if any), whose default value will be taken if the sequence is empty. - The sequence to return a default value for if it is empty. - An observable sequence that contains the default value for the TSource type if the source is empty; otherwise, the elements of the source itself. - - is null. - - - - Returns the elements of the specified sequence or the specified value in a singleton sequence if the sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence (if any), and the specified default value which will be taken if the sequence is empty. - The sequence to return the specified value for if it is empty. - The value to return if the sequence is empty. - An observable sequence that contains the specified default value if the source is empty; otherwise, the elements of the source itself. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that invokes the specified factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Observable factory function to invoke for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger an invocation of the given observable factory function. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that starts the specified asynchronous factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Asynchronous factory function to start for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger the given asynchronous observable factory function to be started. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that starts the specified cancellable asynchronous factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous factory function is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Asynchronous factory function to start for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger the given asynchronous observable factory function to be started. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous observable factory function will be signaled. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence to start propagating notifications at the specified absolute time. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Absolute time used to shift the observable sequence; the relative time shift gets computed upon subscription. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Time-shifted sequence. - - is null. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the default scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence to start propagating notifications at the specified absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Absolute time used to shift the observable sequence; the relative time shift gets computed upon subscription. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the delay timers on. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by the specified relative time duration. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Relative time by which to shift the observable sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Time-shifted sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the default scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by the specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Relative time by which to shift the observable sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the delay timers on. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence based on a delay selector function for each element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the delay sequences used to denote the delay duration of each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the delay for each given element. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence based on a subscription delay and a delay selector function for each element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the delay sequences used to denote the delay duration of each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Sequence indicating the delay for the subscription to the source. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the delay for each given element. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or or is null. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription to the specified absolute time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Absolute time to perform the subscription at. - Time-shifted sequence. - - is null. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the default scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription to the specified absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Absolute time to perform the subscription at. - Scheduler to run the subscription delay timer on. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription with the specified relative time duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Relative time shift of the subscription. - Time-shifted sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the default scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription with the specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Relative time shift of the subscription. - Scheduler to run the subscription delay timer on. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Dematerializes the explicit notification values of an observable sequence as implicit notifications. - - The type of the elements materialized in the source sequence notification objects. - An observable sequence containing explicit notification values which have to be turned into implicit notifications. - An observable sequence exhibiting the behavior corresponding to the source sequence's notification values. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements from the source sequence. - - is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements from the source sequence. - - or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the keySelector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - - or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the keySelector and the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - - or or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements from the source sequence. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements from the source sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the keySelector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for, based on a computed key value. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the keySelector and the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for, based on a computed key value. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - Equality comparer for computed key values. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - - or or is null. - - - - Invokes the observer's methods for each message in the source sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Observer whose methods to invoke as part of the source sequence's observation. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and propagates all observer messages through the result sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon graceful or exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or or or is null. - - - - Repeats the given as long as the specified holds, where the is evaluated after each repeated completed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source to repeat as long as the function evaluates to true. - Condition that will be evaluated upon the completion of an iteration through the , to determine whether repetition of the source is required. - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sequence as long as the holds. - - or is null. - - - - Returns the element at a specified index in a sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to return the element from. - The zero-based index of the element to retrieve. - An observable sequence that produces the element at the specified position in the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - (Asynchronous) is greater than or equal to the number of elements in the source sequence. - - - - Returns the element at a specified index in a sequence or a default value if the index is out of range. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to return the element from. - The zero-based index of the element to retrieve. - An observable sequence that produces the element at the specified position in the source sequence, or a default value if the index is outside the bounds of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnCompleted message. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Scheduler to send the termination call on. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - is null. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnCompleted message. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Scheduler to send the termination call on. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - is null. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - - - Invokes a specified action after the source observable sequence terminates gracefully or exceptionally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke after the source observable sequence terminates. - Source sequence with the action-invoking termination behavior applied. - - or is null. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - is null. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - or is null. - - - - Concatenates the observable sequences obtained by running the for each element in the given enumerable . - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the enumerable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the observable result sequence. - Enumerable source for which each element will be mapped onto an observable source that will be concatenated in the result sequence. - Function to select an observable source for each element in the . - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sources returned by for each element in the . - - or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous action is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the action's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous action is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the action's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous function is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the function's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - - is null. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous function is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the function's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - - - Converts an Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a supplied event delegate type. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a supplied event delegate type. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a conversion function to obtain the event delegate. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a conversion function to obtain the event delegate. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a generic Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a generic Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type with a strongly typed sender parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type with a strongly typed sender parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven loop producing the sequence's elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - The generated sequence. - - or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - The generated sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - The generated sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encountered. - - - or or or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encountered. - - - or or or or is null. - - - - Correlates the elements of two sequences based on overlapping durations, and groups the results. - - The type of the elements in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by invoking the result selector function for source elements with overlapping duration. - The left observable sequence to join elements for. - The right observable sequence to join elements for. - A function to select the duration of each element of the left observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function to select the duration of each element of the right observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function invoked to compute a result element for any element of the left sequence with overlapping elements from the right observable sequence. - An observable sequence that contains result elements computed from source elements that have an overlapping duration. - - or or or or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, return an empty sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - - if evaluates true; an empty sequence otherwise. - - or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, select the sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - Sequence returned in case evaluates false. - - if evaluates true; otherwise. - - or or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, return an empty sequence generated on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - Scheduler to generate an empty sequence on in case evaluates false. - - if evaluates true; an empty sequence otherwise. - - or or is null. - - - - Ignores all elements in an observable sequence leaving only the termination messages. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - An empty observable sequence that signals termination, successful or exceptional, of the source sequence. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Period for producing the values in the resulting sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Intervals are measured between the start of subsequent notifications, not between the end of the previous and the start of the next notification. - If the observer takes longer than the interval period to handle the message, the subsequent notification will be delivered immediately after the - current one has been handled. In case you need to control the time between the end and the start of consecutive notifications, consider using the - operator instead. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a value after each period, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Period for producing the values in the resulting sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - is null. - - Intervals are measured between the start of subsequent notifications, not between the end of the previous and the start of the next notification. - If the observer takes longer than the interval period to handle the message, the subsequent notification will be delivered immediately after the - current one has been handled. In case you need to control the time between the end and the start of consecutive notifications, consider using the - operator instead. - - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to check for emptiness. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence is empty. - - is null. - - - - Correlates the elements of two sequences based on overlapping durations. - - The type of the elements in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by invoking the result selector function for source elements with overlapping duration. - The left observable sequence to join elements for. - The right observable sequence to join elements for. - A function to select the duration of each element of the left observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function to select the duration of each element of the right observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function invoked to compute a result element for any two overlapping elements of the left and right observable sequences. - An observable sequence that contains result elements computed from source elements that have an overlapping duration. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration returns the latest observed element in the source observable sequence. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence will never produce the same element repeatedly, and will block until the next element becomes available. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that returns the last sampled element upon each iteration and subsequently blocks until the next element in the observable source sequence becomes available. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents the total number of elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the number of elements in the input sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The number of elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents how many elements in the specified observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a number that represents how many elements in the input sequence satisfy the condition in the predicate function. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Materializes the implicit notifications of an observable sequence as explicit notification values. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get notification values for. - An observable sequence containing the materialized notification values from the source sequence. - - is null. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum element in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the maximum element of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum element in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the maximum element of. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum element in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the maximum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the maximum element in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the maximum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the maximum element in the source sequence. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the maximum key value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the maximum elements for. - Key selector function. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a maximum key value. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the maximum key value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the maximum elements for. - Key selector function. - Comparer used to compare key values. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a maximum key value. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Merges elements from two observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the given sequences. - - or is null. - - - - Merges elements from two observable sequences into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - Scheduler used to introduce concurrency for making subscriptions to the given sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the given sequences. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges elements from all of the specified observable sequences into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - or is null. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - is null. - - - - Merges elements from all inner observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the inner sequences. - - is null. - - - - Merges results from all source tasks into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the results produced by the source tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - The observable sequence that merges the results of the source tasks. - - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a merge operation using . - - - - Merges elements from all of the specified observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - is null. - - - - Merges elements from all inner observable sequences into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - Maximum number of inner observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the inner sequences. - - is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Maximum number of observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences, and using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Maximum number of observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - or is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - or is null. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum element in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum element in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum element in an observable sequence according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum element in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the minimum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the minimum element in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the minimum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the minimum element in the source sequence. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the minimum key value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the minimum elements for. - Key selector function. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a minimum key value. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the minimum key value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the minimum elements for. - Key selector function. - Comparer used to compare key values. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a minimum key value. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration returns the most recently observed element in the source observable sequence, using the specified initial value in case no element has been sampled yet. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence never block and can produce the same element repeatedly. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Initial value that will be yielded by the enumerable sequence if no element has been sampled yet. - The enumerable sequence that returns the last sampled element upon each iteration. - - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Multicasts the source sequence notifications through an instantiated subject into all uses of the sequence within a selector function. Each - subscription to the resulting sequence causes a separate multicast invocation, exposing the sequence resulting from the selector function's - invocation. For specializations with fixed subject types, see Publish, PublishLast, and Replay. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the intermediate subject. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence which will be multicasted in the specified selector function. - Factory function to create an intermediate subject through which the source sequence's elements will be multicast to the selector function. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence subject to the policies enforced by the created subject. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Returns a non-terminating observable sequence, which can be used to denote an infinite duration (e.g. when using reactive joins). - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers will never get called. - - - - Returns a non-terminating observable sequence, which can be used to denote an infinite duration (e.g. when using reactive joins). - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence whose observers will never get called. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration blocks until the next element in the source observable sequence becomes available. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence will block until the next element becomes available. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that blocks upon each iteration until the next element in the observable source sequence becomes available. - - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified synchronization context. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified synchronization context. - - or is null. - - This only invokes observer callbacks on a synchronization context. In case the subscription and/or unsubscription actions have side-effects - that require to be run on a synchronization context, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified scheduler. - - or is null. - - This only invokes observer callbacks on a scheduler. In case the subscription and/or unsubscription actions have side-effects - that require to be run on a scheduler, use . - - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on the specified type. - - The type to filter the elements in the source sequence on. - The observable sequence that contains the elements to be filtered. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence of type TResult. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates the second observable sequence to the first observable sequence upon successful or exceptional termination of the first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence whose exception (if any) is caught. - Second observable sequence used to produce results after the first sequence terminates. - An observable sequence that concatenates the first and second sequence, even if the first sequence terminates exceptionally. - - or is null. - - - - Concatenates all of the specified observable sequences, even if the previous observable sequence terminated exceptionally. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that concatenates the source sequences, even if a sequence terminates exceptionally. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence, even if the previous observable sequence terminated exceptionally. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that concatenates the source sequences, even if a sequence terminates exceptionally. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a regular . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence and starts with initialValue. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive immediately receive the initial value, followed by all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - Initial value received by observers upon subscription. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence containing only the last notification. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will only receive the last notification of the source. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - - Generates an observable sequence of integral numbers within a specified range. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The value of the first integer in the sequence. - The number of sequential integers to generate. - An observable sequence that contains a range of sequential integral numbers. - - is less than zero. -or- + - 1 is larger than . - - - - Generates an observable sequence of integral numbers within a specified range, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The value of the first integer in the sequence. - The number of sequential integers to generate. - Scheduler to run the generator loop on. - An observable sequence that contains a range of sequential integral numbers. - - is less than zero. -or- + - 1 is larger than . - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that stays connected to the source as long as there is at least one subscription to the observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Connectable observable sequence. - An observable sequence that stays connected to the source as long as there is at least one subscription to the observable sequence. - - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the element. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - - is less than zero. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the element. - Scheduler to run the producer loop on. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - - is less than zero. - - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Scheduler to run the producer loop on. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - is null. - - - - Repeats the observable sequence indefinitely. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat. - The observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly and sequentially. - - is null. - - - - Repeats the observable sequence a specified number of times. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the sequence. - The observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - is less than zero. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - is less than zero. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Repeats the source observable sequence until it successfully terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat until it successfully terminates. - An observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly until it terminates successfully. - - is null. - - - - Repeats the source observable sequence the specified number of times or until it successfully terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat until it successfully terminates. - Number of times to repeat the sequence. - An observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly until it terminates successfully. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains a single element. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be returned in the produced sequence. - Single element in the resulting observable sequence. - An observable sequence containing the single specified element. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains a single element, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be returned in the produced sequence. - Single element in the resulting observable sequence. - Scheduler to send the single element on. - An observable sequence containing the single specified element. - - is null. - - - - Samples the observable sequence at each interval. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Interval at which to sample. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will continuously sample the stream. - Sampled observable sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee all source sequence elements will be preserved. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the sampling action may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Samples the observable sequence at each interval, using the specified scheduler to run sampling timers. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Interval at which to sample. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will continuously sample the stream. - Scheduler to run the sampling timer on. - Sampled observable sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee all source sequence elements will be preserved. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the sampling action may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Samples the source observable sequence using a samper observable sequence producing sampling ticks. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sampling sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Sampling tick sequence. - Sampled observable sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence and returns each intermediate result. - For aggregation behavior with no intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to accumulate over. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing the accumulated values. - - or is null. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence and returns each intermediate result. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value. - For aggregation behavior with no intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to accumulate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing the accumulated values. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a new form. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by running the selector function for each element in the source sequence. - A sequence of elements to invoke a transform function on. - A transform function to apply to each source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the transform function on each element of source. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a new form by incorporating the element's index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by running the selector function for each element in the source sequence. - A sequence of elements to invoke a transform function on. - A transform function to apply to each source element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the transform function on each element of source. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate enumerable sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate enumerable sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element and the fourth parameter represents the index of the intermediate element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element and the fourth parameter represents the index of the intermediate element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of the source observable sequence to the other observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence and the elements in the result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - An observable sequence to project each element from the source sequence onto. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of projecting each source element onto the other sequence and merging all the resulting sequences together. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each notification of an observable sequence to an observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of notifications to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply when an error occurs in the source sequence. - A transform function to apply when the end of the source sequence is reached. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function corresponding to each notification in the input sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Projects each notification of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of notifications to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply when an error occurs in the source sequence. - A transform function to apply when the end of the source sequence is reached. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function corresponding to each notification in the input sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence and concatenates the resulting enumerable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner enumerable sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence by incorporating the element's index and concatenates the resulting enumerable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner enumerable sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task with cancellation support and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index with cancellation support and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task with cancellation support, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index with cancellation support, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Determines whether two sequences are equal by comparing the elements pairwise. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the default equality comparer for their type. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable and enumerable sequence are equal by comparing the elements pairwise. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the default equality comparer for their type. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether two sequences are equal by comparing the elements pairwise using a specified equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - Comparer used to compare elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the specified equality comparer. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable and enumerable sequence are equal by comparing the elements pairwise using a specified equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - Comparer used to compare elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the specified equality comparer. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, and reports an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence contains more than one element. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, and reports an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- More than one element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, or a default value if the observable sequence is empty; this method reports an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence contains more than one element. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that matches the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists; this method reports an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sequence contains more than one element that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - - - Bypasses a specified number of elements in an observable sequence and then returns the remaining elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to skip before returning the remaining elements. - An observable sequence that contains the elements that occur after the specified index in the input sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the start of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee no elements will be dropped from the start of the source sequence. - This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that causes callbacks from the source sequence to be forwarded - may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the start of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee no elements will be dropped from the start of the source sequence. - This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that causes callbacks from the source sequence to be forwarded - may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - - Bypasses a specified number of elements at the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to bypass at the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the source sequence elements except for the bypassed ones at the end. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store the first elements. As more elements are - received, elements are taken from the front of the queue and produced on the result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed. - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store elements received during the initial window. - As more elements are received, elements older than the specified are taken from the queue and produced on the - result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed with . - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store elements received during the initial window. - As more elements are received, elements older than the specified are taken from the queue and produced on the - result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed with . - - - - - Skips elements from the observable source sequence until the specified start time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Time to start taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, no elements will be skipped. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped until the specified start time. - - is null. - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - Skips elements from the observable source sequence until the specified start time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Time to start taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, no elements will be skipped. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped until the specified start time. - - or is null. - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - Returns the elements from the source observable sequence only after the other observable sequence produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence that indicates the end of skip behavior. - Source sequence to propagate elements for. - Observable sequence that triggers propagation of elements of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the elements of the source sequence starting from the point the other sequence triggered propagation. - - or is null. - - - - Bypasses elements in an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true and then returns the remaining elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence starting at the first element in the linear series that does not pass the test specified by predicate. - - or is null. - - - - Bypasses elements in an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true and then returns the remaining elements. - The element's index is used in the logic of the predicate function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence starting at the first element in the linear series that does not pass the test specified by predicate. - - or is null. - - - - Invokes the action asynchronously, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action to run asynchronously. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The action is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - - Invokes the action asynchronously on the specified scheduler, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action to run asynchronously. - Scheduler to run the action on. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - or is null. - - - - The action is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - - Invokes the specified function asynchronously, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to run asynchronously. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The function is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - - Invokes the specified function asynchronously on the specified scheduler, surfacing the result through an observable sequence - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to run asynchronously. - Scheduler to run the function on. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - or is null. - - - - The function is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to run. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to run. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Scheduler to emit the prepended values on. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - - or or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Scheduler to emit the prepended values on. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - - or or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - - or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified synchronization context. This operation is not commonly used; - see the remarks section for more information on the distinction between SubscribeOn and ObserveOn. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified synchronization context. - - or is null. - - This only performs the side-effects of subscription and unsubscription on the specified synchronization context. In order to invoke observer - callbacks on a synchronization context, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified scheduler. This operation is not commonly used; - see the remarks section for more information on the distinction between SubscribeOn and ObserveOn. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified scheduler. - - or is null. - - This only performs the side-effects of subscription and unsubscription on the specified scheduler. In order to invoke observer - callbacks on a scheduler, use . - - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Transforms an observable sequence of observable sequences into an observable sequence - producing values only from the most recent observable sequence. - Each time a new inner observable sequence is received, unsubscribe from the - previous inner observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - The observable sequence that at any point in time produces the elements of the most recent inner observable sequence that has been received. - - is null. - - - - Transforms an observable sequence of tasks into an observable sequence - producing values only from the most recent observable sequence. - Each time a new task is received, the previous task's result is ignored. - - The type of the results produced by the source tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - The observable sequence that at any point in time produces the result of the most recent task that has been received. - - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a switch operation using . - - - - Synchronizes the observable sequence such that observer notifications cannot be delivered concurrently. - This overload is useful to "fix" an observable sequence that exhibits concurrent callbacks on individual observers, which is invalid behavior for the query processor. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized. - - is null. - - It's invalid behavior - according to the observer grammar - for a sequence to exhibit concurrent callbacks on a given observer. - This operator can be used to "fix" a source that doesn't conform to this rule. - - - - - Synchronizes the observable sequence such that observer notifications cannot be delivered concurrently, using the specified gate object. - This overload is useful when writing n-ary query operators, in order to prevent concurrent callbacks from different sources by synchronizing on a common gate object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized on the given gate object. - - or is null. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the start of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to return. - An observable sequence that contains the specified number of elements from the start of the input sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the start of an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for the edge case of Take(0). - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to return. - Scheduler used to produce an OnCompleted message in case count is set to 0. - An observable sequence that contains the specified number of elements from the start of the input sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the start of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee an empty sequence will be returned. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that stops forwarding callbacks from the source sequence may not execute - immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the start of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee an empty sequence will be returned. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that stops forwarding callbacks from the source sequence may not execute - immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements elements. Upon completion of - the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the elements to be delayed. - - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to drain the queue. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - Scheduler used to drain the queue upon completion of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements elements. Upon completion of - the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the elements to be delayed. - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified schedulers to run timers and to drain the collected elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - Scheduler to drain the collected elements. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - or or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns a list with the specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements. Upon completion of the - source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Returns a list with the elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Returns a list with the elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration until the specified end time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Time to stop taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the result stream will complete immediately. - An observable sequence with the elements taken until the specified end time. - - is null. - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration until the specified end time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Time to stop taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the result stream will complete immediately. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken until the specified end time. - - or is null. - - - - Returns the elements from the source observable sequence until the other observable sequence produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence that indicates the end of take behavior. - Source sequence to propagate elements for. - Observable sequence that terminates propagation of elements of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the elements of the source sequence up to the point the other sequence interrupted further propagation. - - or is null. - - - - Returns elements from an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence that occur before the element at which the test no longer passes. - - or is null. - - - - Returns elements from an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true. - The element's index is used in the logic of the predicate function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence that occur before the element at which the test no longer passes. - - or is null. - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another element within a specified relative time duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Throttling duration for each element. - The throttled sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration specified in . If another - element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this whole - process. For streams that never have gaps larger than or equal to between elements, the resulting stream won't - produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the - Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing throttling timers to be scheduled - that are due immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee all elements will be retained in the result sequence. This is a side-effect of the - asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to forward the current element may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero - due time. In such cases, the next element may arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the throttling action. - - - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another element within a specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run throttling timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Throttling duration for each element. - Scheduler to run the throttle timers on. - The throttled sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration specified in . If another - element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this whole - process. For streams that never have gaps larger than or equal to between elements, the resulting stream won't - produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the - Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing throttling timers to be scheduled - that are due immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee all elements will be retained in the result sequence. This is a side-effect of the - asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to forward the current element may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero - due time. In such cases, the next element may arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the throttling action. - - - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another value within a computed throttle duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the throttle sequences selected for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the throttle duration for each given element. - The throttled sequence. - - or is null. - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration denoted by . - If another element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this - whole process. For streams where the duration computed by applying the to each element overlaps with - the occurrence of the successor element, the resulting stream won't produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst - guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnError message. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Scheduler to send the exceptional termination call on. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnError message. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Scheduler to send the exceptional termination call on. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - - is null. - - - - Records the time interval between consecutive elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to record time intervals for. - An observable sequence with time interval information on elements. - - is null. - - - - Records the time interval between consecutive elements in an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to compute time intervals. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to record time intervals for. - Scheduler used to compute time intervals. - An observable sequence with time interval information on elements. - - or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) If the sequence hasn't terminated before . - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or or is null. - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) If the sequence hasn't terminated before . - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - (Asynchronous) If no element is produced within from the previous element. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - (Asynchronous) If no element is produced within from the previous element. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an initial timeout duration for the first element, and a timeout duration computed for each subsequent element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Observable sequence that represents the timeout for the first element. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - or or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an initial timeout duration for the first element, and a timeout duration computed for each subsequent element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Observable sequence that represents the timeout for the first element. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or or or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on a timeout duration computed for each element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on a timeout duration computed for each element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value at the specified absolute due time. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Absolute time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value starting at the specified initial absolute due time. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Absolute time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value starting at the specified initial absolute due time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Absolute time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run timers on. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value at the specified absolute due time, using the specified scheduler to run the timer. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Absolute time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value after the specified relative due time has elapsed. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Relative time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after the due time has elapsed. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value after the specified initial relative due time has elapsed. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Relative time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after due time has elapsed and then after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value after the specified initial relative due time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Relative time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run timers on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after due time has elapsed and then each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value after the specified relative due time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run the timer. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Relative time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after the due time has elapsed. - - is null. - - - - Timestamps each element in an observable sequence using the local system clock. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to timestamp elements for. - An observable sequence with timestamp information on elements. - - is null. - - - - Timestamp each element in an observable sequence using the clock of the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to timestamp elements for. - Scheduler used to compute timestamps. - An observable sequence with timestamp information on elements. - - or is null. - - - - Creates an array from an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The source observable sequence to get an array of elements for. - An observable sequence containing a single element with an array containing all the elements of the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and a comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, a comparer, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - - or or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Converts an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to convert to an enumerable sequence. - The enumerable sequence containing the elements in the observable sequence. - - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Creates a list from an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The source observable sequence to get a list of elements for. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a list containing all the elements of the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and a comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, a comparer, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - - or or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - - is null. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run the enumeration loop. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the input sequence on. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Constructs an observable sequence that depends on a resource object, whose lifetime is tied to the resulting observable sequence's lifetime. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - The type of the resource used during the generation of the resulting sequence. Needs to implement . - Factory function to obtain a resource object. - Factory function to obtain an observable sequence that depends on the obtained resource. - An observable sequence whose lifetime controls the lifetime of the dependent resource object. - - or is null. - - - - Constructs an observable sequence that depends on a resource object, whose lifetime is tied to the resulting observable sequence's lifetime. The resource is obtained and used through asynchronous methods. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous methods is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation at any stage of the resource acquisition or usage. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - The type of the resource used during the generation of the resulting sequence. Needs to implement . - Asynchronous factory function to obtain a resource object. - Asynchronous factory function to obtain an observable sequence that depends on the obtained resource. - An observable sequence whose lifetime controls the lifetime of the dependent resource object. - - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous resource factory and observable factory functions will be signaled. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on a predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to filter. - A function to test each source element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence that satisfy the condition. - - or is null. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on a predicate by incorporating the element's index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to filter. - A function to test each source element for a conditio; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence that satisfy the condition. - - or is null. - - - - Repeats the given as long as the specified holds, where the is evaluated before each repeated is subscribed to. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source to repeat as long as the function evaluates to true. - Condition that will be evaluated before subscription to the , to determine whether repetition of the source is required. - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sequence as long as the holds. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - An observable sequence of windows. - - is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Number of elements to skip between creation of consecutive windows. - An observable sequence of windows. - - is null. - - or is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - The sequence of windows. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a window that is completed when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - An observable sequence of windows. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a window that is completed when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Interval between creation of consecutive windows. - An observable sequence of windows. - - is null. - - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows with minimum duration - length. However, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all windows will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Interval between creation of consecutive windows. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows with minimum duration - length. However, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all windows will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window boundary events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Sequence of window boundary markers. The current window is closed and a new window is opened upon receiving a boundary marker. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window closing events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - A function invoked to define the boundaries of the produced windows. A new window is started when the previous one is closed. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequence indicating window opening events, also passed to the closing selector to obtain a sequence of window closing events. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window closing events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Observable sequence whose elements denote the creation of new windows. - A function invoked to define the closing of each produced window. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by combining each element from the first source with the latest element from the second source, if any. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke for each element from the first source combined with the latest element from the second source, if any. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining each element of the first source with the latest element from the second source, if any, using the specified result selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the elements of the observable sequences at corresponding indexes. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of elements at corresponding indexes. - - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the elements of the observable sequences at corresponding indexes. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of elements at corresponding indexes. - - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sources. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by combining their elements in a pairwise fashion. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke for each consecutive pair of elements from the first and second source. - An observable sequence containing the result of pairwise combining the elements of the first and second source using the specified result selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges an observable sequence and an enumerable sequence into one observable sequence by using the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the first observable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second enumerable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second enumerable source. - Function to invoke for each consecutive pair of elements from the first and second source. - An observable sequence containing the result of pairwise combining the elements of the first and second source using the specified result selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - 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The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - 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The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - 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Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. 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Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. 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Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. 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Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. 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Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. 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Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when both observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the left sequence. - The type of the elements in the right sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the right sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the left sequence. - Pattern object that matches when both observable sequences have an available element. - or is null. - - - - Matches when the observable sequence has an available element and projects the element by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sequence to apply the selector on. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequence. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - or is null. - - - - Joins together the results from several patterns. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained from the specified patterns. - Query provider used to construct the data source. - A series of plans created by use of the Then operator on patterns. - An observable sequence with the results from matching several patterns. - or is null. - - - - Joins together the results from several patterns. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained from the specified patterns. - Query provider used to construct the data source. - A series of plans created by use of the Then operator on patterns. - An observable sequence with the results form matching several patterns. - or is null. - - - - Provides a set of static methods for writing in-memory queries over observable sequences. - - - - - Subscribes to each observable sequence returned by the iteratorMethod in sequence and returns the observable sequence of values sent to the observer given to the iteratorMethod. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Iterator method that produces elements in the resulting sequence by calling the given observer. - An observable sequence obtained by running the iterator and returning the elements that were sent to the observer. - is null. - - - - Subscribes to each observable sequence returned by the iteratorMethod in sequence and produces a Unit value on the resulting sequence for each step of the iteration. - - Iterator method that drives the resulting observable sequence. - An observable sequence obtained by running the iterator and returning Unit values for each iteration step. - is null. - - - - Expands an observable sequence by recursively invoking selector, using the specified scheduler to enumerate the queue of obtained sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and each of the recursively expanded sources obtained by running the selector function. - Source sequence with the initial elements. - Selector function to invoke for each produced element, resulting in another sequence to which the selector will be invoked recursively again. - Scheduler on which to perform the expansion by enumerating the internal queue of obtained sequences. - An observable sequence containing all the elements produced by the recursive expansion. - or or is null. - - - - Expands an observable sequence by recursively invoking selector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and each of the recursively expanded sources obtained by running the selector function. - Source sequence with the initial elements. - Selector function to invoke for each produced element, resulting in another sequence to which the selector will be invoked recursively again. - An observable sequence containing all the elements produced by the recursive expansion. - or is null. - - - - Runs two observable sequences in parallel and combines their last elemenets. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - Result selector function to invoke with the last elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence with the result of calling the selector function with the last elements of both input sequences. - or or is null. - - - - Runs all specified observable sequences in parallel and collects their last elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence to collect the last elements for. - An observable sequence with an array collecting the last elements of all the input sequences. - is null. - - - - Runs all observable sequences in the enumerable sources sequence in parallel and collect their last elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence to collect the last elements for. - An observable sequence with an array collecting the last elements of all the input sequences. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on the source sequence, without sharing subscriptions. - This operator allows for a fluent style of writing queries that use the same sequence multiple times. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence that will be shared in the selector function. - Selector function which can use the source sequence as many times as needed, without sharing subscriptions to the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - Comonadic bind operator. - - - - - Comonadic bind operator. - - - - - Immediately subscribes to source and retains the elements in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Object that's both an observable sequence and a list which can be used to access the source sequence's elements. - is null. - - - - Provides a set of static methods for writing queries over observable sequences, allowing translation to a target query language. - - - - - Subscribes to each observable sequence returned by the iteratorMethod in sequence and produces a Unit value on the resulting sequence for each step of the iteration. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Iterator method that drives the resulting observable sequence. - An observable sequence obtained by running the iterator and returning Unit values for each iteration step. - - is null. - - - - Subscribes to each observable sequence returned by the iteratorMethod in sequence and returns the observable sequence of values sent to the observer given to the iteratorMethod. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Iterator method that produces elements in the resulting sequence by calling the given observer. - An observable sequence obtained by running the iterator and returning the elements that were sent to the observer. - - is null. - - - - Expands an observable sequence by recursively invoking selector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and each of the recursively expanded sources obtained by running the selector function. - Source sequence with the initial elements. - Selector function to invoke for each produced element, resulting in another sequence to which the selector will be invoked recursively again. - An observable sequence containing all the elements produced by the recursive expansion. - - or is null. - - - - Expands an observable sequence by recursively invoking selector, using the specified scheduler to enumerate the queue of obtained sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and each of the recursively expanded sources obtained by running the selector function. - Source sequence with the initial elements. - Selector function to invoke for each produced element, resulting in another sequence to which the selector will be invoked recursively again. - Scheduler on which to perform the expansion by enumerating the internal queue of obtained sequences. - An observable sequence containing all the elements produced by the recursive expansion. - - or or is null. - - - - Runs all specified observable sequences in parallel and collects their last elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence to collect the last elements for. - An observable sequence with an array collecting the last elements of all the input sequences. - - is null. - - - - Runs all observable sequences in the enumerable sources sequence in parallel and collect their last elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence to collect the last elements for. - An observable sequence with an array collecting the last elements of all the input sequences. - - is null. - - - - Runs two observable sequences in parallel and combines their last elemenets. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - Result selector function to invoke with the last elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence with the result of calling the selector function with the last elements of both input sequences. - - or or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on the source sequence, without sharing subscriptions. - This operator allows for a fluent style of writing queries that use the same sequence multiple times. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence that will be shared in the selector function. - Selector function which can use the source sequence as many times as needed, without sharing subscriptions to the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - Comonadic bind operator. - - - - - Comonadic bind operator. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Implement query debugger services. - - - - - The System.Reactive.Linq namespace contains interfaces and classes that support expressing queries over observable sequences, using Language Integrated Query (LINQ). - Query operators are made available as extension methods for and defined on the Observable and Qbservable classes, respectively. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for subscribing to IObservables using Windows Forms controls. - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the Windows Forms message loop associated with the specified control. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Windows Forms control whose associated message loop is used to to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the Windows Forms message loop associated with the specified control. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the specified control. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the specified control, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the Windows Forms message loop associated with the specified control. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Windows Forms control whose associated message loop is used to to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the Windows Forms message loop associated with the specified control. - or is null. - - - - Provides a set of extension methods for scheduling actions performed through observable sequences on UI dispatchers. - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified dispatcher. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Dispatcher whose associated message loop is used to to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified dispatcher. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified dispatcher. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Dispatcher whose associated message loop is used to to notify observers on. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified dispatcher. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified dispatcher scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Dispatcher scheduler to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified dispatcher scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Object to get the dispatcher from. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified object's dispatcher. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Object to get the dispatcher from. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified object's dispatcher. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the current thread. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the current thread's dispatcher. - is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the current thread. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the current thread's dispatcher. - is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified dispatcher. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Dispatcher whose associated message loop is used to to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified dispatcher. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the specified dispatcher. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the specified dispatcher, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified dispatcher. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Dispatcher whose associated message loop is used to to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified dispatcher. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the specified dispatcher. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the specified dispatcher, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified dispatcher scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Dispatcher scheduler to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified dispatcher scheduler. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the specified scheduler. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the specified scheduler, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Object to get the dispatcher from. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified object's dispatcher. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the specified object, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Object to get the dispatcher from. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified object's dispatcher. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the specified object, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the dispatcher associated with the current thread. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the current thread's dispatcher. - is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the dispatcher associated with the current thread. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the current thread, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the dispatcher associated with the current thread. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the current thread's dispatcher. - is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the dispatcher associated with the current thread. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the current thread, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for exposing observable sequences through .NET Remoting. - - - - - Makes an observable sequence remotable, using an infinite lease for the wrapping the source. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The observable sequence that supports remote subscriptions. - is null. - - - - Makes an observable sequence remotable, using a controllable lease for the wrapping the source. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Lease object to control lifetime of the remotable sequence. Notice null is a supported value. - The observable sequence that supports remote subscriptions. - is null. - - - - Makes an observable sequence remotable, using an infinite lease for the wrapping the source. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The observable sequence that supports remote subscriptions. - is null. - - - - Makes an observable sequence remotable, using a controllable lease for the wrapping the source. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Lease object to control lifetime of the remotable sequence. Notice null is a supported value. - The observable sequence that supports remote subscriptions. - is null. - - - - Base class for implementation of query operators, providing a lightweight sink that can be disposed to mute the outgoing observer. - - Type of the resulting sequence's elements. - Implementations of sinks are responsible to enforce the message grammar on the associated observer. Upon sending a terminal message, a pairing Dispose call should be made to trigger cancellation of related resources and to mute the outgoing observer. - - - - Provides a mechanism for receiving push-based notifications and returning a response. - - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - This type parameter is contravariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is less derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - The type of the result returned from the observer's notification handlers. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Notifies the observer of a new element in the sequence. - - The new element in the sequence. - Result returned upon observation of a new element. - - - - Notifies the observer that an exception has occurred. - - The exception that occurred. - Result returned upon observation of an error. - - - - Notifies the observer of the end of the sequence. - - Result returned upon observation of the sequence completion. - - - - Abstract base class for join patterns. - - - - - Represents a join pattern over one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over two observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all three observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the third observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the two previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over three observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all four observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fourth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the three previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over four observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all five observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fifth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the four previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over five observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all six observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the sixth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the five previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over six observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all seven observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the seventh observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the six previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over seven observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all eight observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the eighth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the seven previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over eight observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all nine observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the ninth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the eight previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over nine observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all ten observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the tenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the nine previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over ten observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all eleven observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the eleventh observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the ten previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over eleven observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all twelve observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the twelfth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the eleven previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over twelve observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all thirteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the thirteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the twelve previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over thirteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all fourteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fourteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the thirteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over fourteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all fifteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fifteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the fourteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over fifteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all sixteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the sixteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the fifteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over sixteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents an execution plan for join patterns. - - The type of the results produced by the plan. - - - - Abstract base class for join patterns represented by an expression tree. - - - - - Creates a new join pattern object using the specified expression tree represention. - - Expression tree representing the join pattern. - - - - Gets the expression tree representing the join pattern. - - - - - Represents a join pattern over two observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all three observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the third observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the two previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over three observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all four observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fourth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the three previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over four observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all five observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fifth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the four previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over five observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all six observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the sixth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the five previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over six observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all seven observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the seventh observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the six previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over seven observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all eight observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the eighth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the seven previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over eight observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all nine observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the ninth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the eight previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over nine observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all ten observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the tenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the nine previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over ten observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all eleven observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the eleventh observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the ten previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over eleven observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all twelve observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the twelfth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the eleven previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over twelve observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all thirteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the thirteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the twelve previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over thirteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all fourteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fourteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the thirteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over fourteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all fifteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fifteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the fourteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over fifteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all sixteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the sixteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the fifteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over sixteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents an execution plan for join patterns represented by an expression tree. - - The type of the results produced by the plan. - - - - Gets the expression tree representing the join pattern execution plan. - - - - - The System.Reactive.Joins namespace contains classes used to express join patterns over observable sequences using fluent method syntax. - - - - - Represents an object that retains the elements of the observable sequence and signals the end of the sequence. - - The type of elements received from the source sequence. - - - - Constructs an object that retains the values of source and signals the end of the sequence. - - The observable sequence whose elements will be retained in the list. - is null. - - - - Returns the last value of the observable sequence. - - - - - Determines the index of a specific item in the ListObservable. - - The element to determine the index for. - The index of the specified item in the list; -1 if not found. - - - - Inserts an item to the ListObservable at the specified index. - - The index to insert the item at. - The item to insert in the list. - - - - Removes the ListObservable item at the specified index. - - The index of the item to remove. - - - - Gets or sets the element at the specified index. - - The index of the item to retrieve or set. - - - - Adds an item to the ListObservable. - - The item to add to the list. - - - - Removes all items from the ListObservable. - - - - - Determines whether the ListObservable contains a specific value. - - The item to search for in the list. - true if found; false otherwise. - - - - Copies the elements of the ListObservable to an System.Array, starting at a particular System.Array index. - - The array to copy elements to. - The start index in the array to start copying elements to. - - - - Gets the number of elements contained in the ListObservable. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the ListObservable is read-only. - - - - - Removes the first occurrence of a specific object from the ListObservable. - - The item to remove from the list. - true if the item was found; false otherwise. - - - - Returns an enumerator that iterates through the collection. - - Enumerator over the list. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the ListObservable which will be notified upon completion. - - The observer to send completion or error messages to. - The disposable resource that can be used to unsubscribe. - is null. - - - - The System.Reactive namespace contains interfaces and classes used throughout the Reactive Extensions library. - - - - - The System.Reactive.Subjects namespace contains interfaces and classes to represent subjects, which are objects implementing both and . - Subjects are often used as sources of events, allowing one party to raise events and allowing another party to write queries over the event stream. Because of their ability to - have multiple registered observers, subjects are also used as a facility to provide multicast behavior for event streams in queries. - - - - - Represents the result of an asynchronous operation. - The last value before the OnCompleted notification, or the error received through OnError, is sent to all subscribed observers. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Creates a subject that can only receive one value and that value is cached for all future observations. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the end of the sequence, also causing the last received value to be sent out (if any). - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the exception. - - The exception to send to all observers. - is null. - - - - Sends a value to the subject. The last value received before successful termination will be sent to all subscribed and future observers. - - The value to store in the subject. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Unsubscribe all observers and release resources. - - - - - Gets an awaitable object for the current AsyncSubject. - - Object that can be awaited. - - - - Specifies a callback action that will be invoked when the subject completes. - - Callback action that will be invoked when the subject completes. - is null. - - - - Gets whether the AsyncSubject has completed. - - - - - Gets the last element of the subject, potentially blocking until the subject completes successfully or exceptionally. - - The last element of the subject. Throws an InvalidOperationException if no element was received. - The source sequence is empty. - - - - Represents a value that changes over time. - Observers can subscribe to the subject to receive the last (or initial) value and all subsequent notifications. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class which creates a subject that caches its last value and starts with the specified value. - - Initial value sent to observers when no other value has been received by the subject yet. - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Gets the current value or throws an exception. - - The initial value passed to the constructor until is called; after which, the last value passed to . - - is frozen after is called. - After is called, always throws the specified exception. - An exception is always thrown after is called. - - Reading is a thread-safe operation, though there's a potential race condition when or are being invoked concurrently. - In some cases, it may be necessary for a caller to use external synchronization to avoid race conditions. - - - Dispose was called. - - - - Tries to get the current value or throws an exception. - - The initial value passed to the constructor until is called; after which, the last value passed to . - true if a value is available; false if the subject was disposed. - - The value returned from is frozen after is called. - After is called, always throws the specified exception. - - Calling is a thread-safe operation, though there's a potential race condition when or are being invoked concurrently. - In some cases, it may be necessary for a caller to use external synchronization to avoid race conditions. - - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the end of the sequence. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the exception. - - The exception to send to all observers. - is null. - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the arrival of the specified element in the sequence. - - The value to send to all observers. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Unsubscribe all observers and release resources. - - - - - Represents an observable wrapper that can be connected and disconnected from its underlying observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the resulting sequence, after transformation through the subject. - - - - Creates an observable that can be connected and disconnected from its source. - - Underlying observable source sequence that can be connected and disconnected from the wrapper. - Subject exposed by the connectable observable, receiving data from the underlying source sequence upon connection. - - - - Connects the observable wrapper to its source. All subscribed observers will receive values from the underlying observable sequence as long as the connection is established. - - Disposable object used to disconnect the observable wrapper from its source, causing subscribed observer to stop receiving values from the underlying observable sequence. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the observable sequence. No values from the underlying observable source will be received unless a connection was established through the Connect method. - - Observer that will receive values from the underlying observable source when the current ConnectableObservable instance is connected through a call to Connect. - Disposable used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - - - - Represents an observable wrapper that can be connected and disconnected from its underlying observable sequence. - - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Connects the observable wrapper to its source. All subscribed observers will receive values from the underlying observable sequence as long as the connection is established. - - Disposable used to disconnect the observable wrapper from its source, causing subscribed observer to stop receiving values from the underlying observable sequence. - - - - Represents an object that is both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Represents an object that is both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - - - The type of the elements received by the subject. - This type parameter is contravariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is less derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - The type of the elements produced by the subject. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Represents an object that is both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - Each notification is broadcasted to all subscribed and future observers, subject to buffer trimming policies. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Underlying optimized implementation of the replay subject. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified scheduler. - - Scheduler the observers are invoked on. - is null. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified buffer size. - - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - is less than zero. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified buffer size and scheduler. - - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Scheduler the observers are invoked on. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified window. - - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - is less than . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified window and scheduler. - - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler the observers are invoked on. - is null. - is less than . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified buffer size and window. - - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - is less than zero. -or- is less than . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified buffer size, window and scheduler. - - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler the observers are invoked on. - is less than zero. -or- is less than . - is null. - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed and future observers about the arrival of the specified element in the sequence. - - The value to send to all observers. - - - - Notifies all subscribed and future observers about the specified exception. - - The exception to send to all observers. - is null. - - - - Notifies all subscribed and future observers about the end of the sequence. - - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Releases all resources used by the current instance of the class and unsubscribe all observers. - - - - - Original implementation of the ReplaySubject with time based operations (Scheduling, Stopwatch, buffer-by-time). - - - - - Specialized scheduled observer similar to a scheduled observer for the immediate scheduler. - - Type of the elements processed by the observer. - - - - Gate to control ownership transfer and protect data structures. - - - - - Observer to forward notifications to. - - - - - Queue to enqueue OnNext notifications into. - - - - - Standby queue to swap out for _queue when transferring ownership. This allows to reuse - queues in case of busy subjects where the initial replay doesn't suffice to catch up. - - - - - Exception passed to an OnError notification, if any. - - - - - Indicates whether an OnCompleted notification was received. - - - - - Indicates whether the observer is busy, i.e. some thread is actively draining the - notifications that were queued up. - - - - - Indicates whether a failure occurred when the owner was draining the queue. This will - prevent future work to be processed. - - - - - Creates a new scheduled observer that proxies to the specified observer. - - Observer to forward notifications to. - - - - Disposes the observer. - - - - - Notifies the observer of pending work. This will either cause the current owner to - process the newly enqueued notifications, or it will cause the calling thread to - become the owner and start processing the notification queue. - - - - - Notifies the observer of pending work. This will either cause the current owner to - process the newly enqueued notifications, or it will cause the calling thread to - become the owner and start processing the notification queue. - - The number of enqueued notifications to process (ignored). - - - - Enqueues an OnCompleted notification. - - - - - Enqueues an OnError notification. - - Error of the notification. - - - - Enqueues an OnNext notification. - - Value of the notification. - - - - Terminates the observer upon receiving terminal notifications, thus preventing - future notifications to go out. - - Observer to send terminal notifications to. - - - - Represents an object that is both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - Each notification is broadcasted to all subscribed observers. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Creates a subject. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the end of the sequence. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the specified exception. - - The exception to send to all currently subscribed observers. - is null. - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the arrival of the specified element in the sequence. - - The value to send to all currently subscribed observers. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Releases all resources used by the current instance of the class and unsubscribes all observers. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for creating subjects. - - - - - Creates a subject from the specified observer and observable. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - The type of the elements produced by the observable sequence. - The observer used to send messages to the subject. - The observable used to subscribe to messages sent from the subject. - Subject implemented using the given observer and observable. - or is null. - - - - Creates a subject from the specified observer and observable. - - The type of the elements received by the observer and produced by the observable sequence. - The observer used to send messages to the subject. - The observable used to subscribe to messages sent from the subject. - Subject implemented using the given observer and observable. - or is null. - - - - Synchronizes the messages sent to the subject. - - The type of the elements received by the subject. - The type of the elements produced by the subject. - The subject to synchronize. - Subject whose messages are synchronized. - is null. - - - - Synchronizes the messages sent to the subject. - - The type of the elements received and produced by the subject. - The subject to synchronize. - Subject whose messages are synchronized. - is null. - - - - Synchronizes the messages sent to the subject and notifies observers on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements received by the subject. - The type of the elements produced by the subject. - The subject to synchronize. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - Subject whose messages are synchronized and whose observers are notified on the given scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Synchronizes the messages sent to the subject and notifies observers on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements received and produced by the subject. - The subject to synchronize. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - Subject whose messages are synchronized and whose observers are notified on the given scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Base class for objects that are both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Releases all resources used by the current instance of the subject and unsubscribes all observers. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the end of the sequence. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the specified exception. - - The exception to send to all currently subscribed observers. - is null. - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the arrival of the specified element in the sequence. - - The value to send to all currently subscribed observers. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Indicates the type of a notification. - - - - - Represents an OnNext notification. - - - - - Represents an OnError notification. - - - - - Represents an OnCompleted notification. - - - - - Represents a notification to an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - - - - Default constructor used by derived types. - - - - - Returns the value of an OnNext notification or throws an exception. - - - - - Returns a value that indicates whether the notification has a value. - - - - - Returns the exception of an OnError notification or returns null. - - - - - Gets the kind of notification that is represented. - - - - - Represents an OnNext notification to an observer. - - - - - Constructs a notification of a new value. - - - - - Returns the value of an OnNext notification. - - - - - Returns null. - - - - - Returns true. - - - - - Returns . - - - - - Returns the hash code for this instance. - - - - - Indicates whether this instance and a specified object are equal. - - - - - Returns a string representation of this instance. - - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Represents an OnError notification to an observer. - - - - - Constructs a notification of an exception. - - - - - Throws the exception. - - - - - Returns the exception. - - - - - Returns false. - - - - - Returns . - - - - - Returns the hash code for this instance. - - - - - Indicates whether this instance and other are equal. - - - - - Returns a string representation of this instance. - - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Represents an OnCompleted notification to an observer. - - - - - Constructs a notification of the end of a sequence. - - - - - Throws an . - - - - - Returns null. - - - - - Returns false. - - - - - Returns . - - - - - Returns the hash code for this instance. - - - - - Indicates whether this instance and other are equal. - - - - - Returns a string representation of this instance. - - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Determines whether the current object has the same observer message payload as a specified value. - - An object to compare to the current object. - true if both objects have the same observer message payload; otherwise, false. - - Equality of objects is based on the equality of the observer message payload they represent, including the notification Kind and the Value or Exception (if any). - This means two objects can be equal even though they don't represent the same observer method call, but have the same Kind and have equal parameters passed to the observer method. - In case one wants to determine whether two objects represent the same observer method call, use Object.ReferenceEquals identity equality instead. - - - - - Determines whether the two specified objects have the same observer message payload. - - The first to compare, or null. - The second to compare, or null. - true if the first value has the same observer message payload as the second value; otherwise, false. - - Equality of objects is based on the equality of the observer message payload they represent, including the notification Kind and the Value or Exception (if any). - This means two objects can be equal even though they don't represent the same observer method call, but have the same Kind and have equal parameters passed to the observer method. - In case one wants to determine whether two objects represent the same observer method call, use Object.ReferenceEquals identity equality instead. - - - - - Determines whether the two specified objects have a different observer message payload. - - The first to compare, or null. - The second to compare, or null. - true if the first value has a different observer message payload as the second value; otherwise, false. - - Equality of objects is based on the equality of the observer message payload they represent, including the notification Kind and the Value or Exception (if any). - This means two objects can be equal even though they don't represent the same observer method call, but have the same Kind and have equal parameters passed to the observer method. - In case one wants to determine whether two objects represent a different observer method call, use Object.ReferenceEquals identity equality instead. - - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current ; otherwise, false. - - Equality of objects is based on the equality of the observer message payload they represent, including the notification Kind and the Value or Exception (if any). - This means two objects can be equal even though they don't represent the same observer method call, but have the same Kind and have equal parameters passed to the observer method. - In case one wants to determine whether two objects represent the same observer method call, use Object.ReferenceEquals identity equality instead. - - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - The type of the result returned from the observer's notification handlers. - Observer to invoke the notification on. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - The type of the result returned from the notification handler delegates. - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Returns an observable sequence with a single notification, using the immediate scheduler. - - The observable sequence that surfaces the behavior of the notification upon subscription. - - - - Returns an observable sequence with a single notification. - - Scheduler to send out the notification calls on. - The observable sequence that surfaces the behavior of the notification upon subscription. - - - - Provides a set of static methods for constructing notifications. - - - - - Creates an object that represents an OnNext notification to an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. Upon dematerialization of the notifications into an observable sequence, this type is used as the element type for the sequence. - The value contained in the notification. - The OnNext notification containing the value. - - - - Creates an object that represents an OnError notification to an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. Upon dematerialization of the notifications into an observable sequence, this type is used as the element type for the sequence. - The exception contained in the notification. - The OnError notification containing the exception. - is null. - - - - Creates an object that represents an OnCompleted notification to an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. Upon dematerialization of the notifications into an observable sequence, this type is used as the element type for the sequence. - The OnCompleted notification. - - - - Abstract base class for implementations of the interface. - - - If you don't need a named type to create an observable sequence (i.e. you rather need - an instance rather than a reusable type), use the Observable.Create method to create - an observable sequence with specified subscription behavior. - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Subscribes the given observer to the observable sequence. - - Observer that will receive notifications from the observable sequence. - Disposable object representing an observer's subscription to the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Implement this method with the core subscription logic for the observable sequence. - - Observer to send notifications to. - Disposable object representing an observer's subscription to the observable sequence. - - - - Provides a set of static methods for creating observers. - - - - - Creates an observer from a notification callback. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Action that handles a notification. - The observer object that invokes the specified handler using a notification corresponding to each message it receives. - is null. - - - - Creates a notification callback from an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer object. - The action that forwards its input notification to the underlying observer. - is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified OnNext action. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer's OnNext action implementation. - The observer object implemented using the given actions. - is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified OnNext and OnError actions. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer's OnNext action implementation. - Observer's OnError action implementation. - The observer object implemented using the given actions. - or is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified OnNext and OnCompleted actions. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer's OnNext action implementation. - Observer's OnCompleted action implementation. - The observer object implemented using the given actions. - or is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified OnNext, OnError, and OnCompleted actions. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer's OnNext action implementation. - Observer's OnError action implementation. - Observer's OnCompleted action implementation. - The observer object implemented using the given actions. - or or is null. - - - - Hides the identity of an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - An observer whose identity to hide. - An observer that hides the identity of the specified observer. - is null. - - - - Checks access to the observer for grammar violations. This includes checking for multiple OnError or OnCompleted calls, as well as reentrancy in any of the observer methods. - If a violation is detected, an InvalidOperationException is thrown from the offending observer method call. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callback invocations should be checked for grammar violations. - An observer that checks callbacks invocations against the observer grammar and, if the checks pass, forwards those to the specified observer. - is null. - - - - Synchronizes access to the observer such that its callback methods cannot be called concurrently from multiple threads. This overload is useful when coordinating access to an observer. - Notice reentrant observer callbacks on the same thread are still possible. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callbacks should be synchronized. - An observer that delivers callbacks to the specified observer in a synchronized manner. - is null. - - Because a Monitor is used to perform the synchronization, there's no protection against reentrancy from the same thread. - Hence, overlapped observer callbacks are still possible, which is invalid behavior according to the observer grammar. In order to protect against this behavior as - well, use the overload, passing true for the second parameter. - - - - - Synchronizes access to the observer such that its callback methods cannot be called concurrently. This overload is useful when coordinating access to an observer. - The parameter configures the type of lock used for synchronization. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callbacks should be synchronized. - If set to true, reentrant observer callbacks will be queued up and get delivered to the observer in a sequential manner. - An observer that delivers callbacks to the specified observer in a synchronized manner. - is null. - - When the parameter is set to false, behavior is identical to the overload which uses - a Monitor for synchronization. When the parameter is set to true, an - is used to queue up callbacks to the specified observer if a reentrant call is made. - - - - - Synchronizes access to the observer such that its callback methods cannot be called concurrently by multiple threads, using the specified gate object for use by a Monitor-based lock. - This overload is useful when coordinating multiple observers that access shared state by synchronizing on a common gate object. - Notice reentrant observer callbacks on the same thread are still possible. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callbacks should be synchronized. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - An observer that delivers callbacks to the specified observer in a synchronized manner. - or is null. - - Because a Monitor is used to perform the synchronization, there's no protection against reentrancy from the same thread. - Hence, overlapped observer callbacks are still possible, which is invalid behavior according to the observer grammar. In order to protect against this behavior as - well, use the overload. - - - - - Synchronizes access to the observer such that its callback methods cannot be called concurrently, using the specified asynchronous lock to protect against concurrent and reentrant access. - This overload is useful when coordinating multiple observers that access shared state by synchronizing on a common asynchronous lock. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callbacks should be synchronized. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - An observer that delivers callbacks to the specified observer in a synchronized manner. - or is null. - - - - Schedules the invocation of observer methods on the given scheduler. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer to schedule messages for. - Scheduler to schedule observer messages on. - Observer whose messages are scheduled on the given scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Schedules the invocation of observer methods on the given synchonization context. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer to schedule messages for. - Synchonization context to schedule observer messages on. - Observer whose messages are scheduled on the given synchonization context. - or is null. - - - - Converts an observer to a progress object. - - The type of the progress objects received by the source observer. - The observer to convert. - Progress object whose Report messages correspond to the observer's OnNext messages. - is null. - - - - Converts an observer to a progress object, using the specified scheduler to invoke the progress reporting method. - - The type of the progress objects received by the source observer. - The observer to convert. - Scheduler to report progress on. - Progress object whose Report messages correspond to the observer's OnNext messages. - or is null. - - - - Converts a progress object to an observer. - - The type of the progress objects received by the progress reporter. - The progress object to convert. - Observer whose OnNext messages correspond to the progress object's Report messages. - is null. - - - - Abstract base class for implementations of the interface. - - This base class enforces the grammar of observers where and are terminal messages. - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Creates a new observer in a non-stopped state. - - - - - Notifies the observer of a new element in the sequence. - - Next element in the sequence. - - - - Implement this method to react to the receival of a new element in the sequence. - - Next element in the sequence. - This method only gets called when the observer hasn't stopped yet. - - - - Notifies the observer that an exception has occurred. - - The error that has occurred. - is null. - - - - Implement this method to react to the occurrence of an exception. - - The error that has occurred. - This method only gets called when the observer hasn't stopped yet, and causes the observer to stop. - - - - Notifies the observer of the end of the sequence. - - - - - Implement this method to react to the end of the sequence. - - This method only gets called when the observer hasn't stopped yet, and causes the observer to stop. - - - - Disposes the observer, causing it to transition to the stopped state. - - - - - Core implementation of . - - true if the Dispose call was triggered by the method; false if it was triggered by the finalizer. - - - - A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc. - - - - - Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class. - - - - - Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all - resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Using the Scheduler.{0} property is no longer supported due to refactoring of the API surface and elimination of platform-specific dependencies. Please include System.Reactive.PlatformServices for your target platform and use the {0}Scheduler type instead. If you're building a Windows Store app, notice some schedulers are no longer supported. Consider using Scheduler.Default instead.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to OnCompleted notification doesn't have a value.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Disposable has already been assigned.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Disposables collection can not contain null values.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Failed to start monitoring system clock changes.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Heap is empty.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Observer has already terminated.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Reentrancy has been detected.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to This scheduler operation has already been awaited.. - - - - - A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc. - - - - - Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class. - - - - - Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all - resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to {0} cannot be called when the scheduler is already running. Try using Sleep instead.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Could not find event '{0}' on object of type '{1}'.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Could not find event '{0}' on type '{1}'.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Add method should take 1 parameter.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The second parameter of the event delegate must be assignable to '{0}'.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Event is missing the add method.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Event is missing the remove method.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The event delegate must have a void return type.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The event delegate must have exactly two parameters.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Remove method should take 1 parameter.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The first parameter of the event delegate must be assignable to '{0}'.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Remove method of a WinRT event should take an EventRegistrationToken.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Sequence contains more than one element.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Sequence contains more than one matching element.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Sequence contains no elements.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Sequence contains no matching element.. - - - - - A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc. - - - - - Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class. - - - - - Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all - resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The WinRT thread pool doesn't support creating periodic timers with a period below 1 millisecond.. - - - - - A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc. - - - - - Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class. - - - - - Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all - resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Expected Qbservable.ToQueryable.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Invalid expression tree type.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to There is no method '{0}' on type '{1}' that matches the specified arguments.. - - - - - Extension of the interface compatible with async method return types. - - - This class implements a "task-like" type that can be used as the return type of an asynchronous - method in C# 7.0 and beyond. For example: - - async ITaskObservable<int> RxAsync() - { - var res = await Observable.Return(21).Delay(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1)); - return res * 2; - } - - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Gets an awaiter that can be used to await the eventual completion of the observable sequence. - - An awaiter that can be used to await the eventual completion of the observable sequence. - - - - Interface representing an awaiter for an . - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Gets a Boolean indicating whether the observable sequence has completed. - - - - - Gets the result produced by the observable sequence. - - The result produced by the observable sequence. - - - - The System.Reactive.Threading.Tasks namespace contains helpers for the conversion between tasks and observable sequences. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for converting tasks to observable sequences. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that signals when the task completes. - - Task to convert to an observable sequence. - An observable sequence that produces a unit value when the task completes, or propagates the exception produced by the task. - is null. - If the specified task object supports cancellation, consider using instead. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that signals when the task completes. - - Task to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler on which to notify observers about completion, cancellation or failure. - An observable sequence that produces a unit value when the task completes, or propagates the exception produced by the task. - is null or is null. - If the specified task object supports cancellation, consider using instead. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that propagates the result of the task. - - The type of the result produced by the task. - Task to convert to an observable sequence. - An observable sequence that produces the task's result, or propagates the exception produced by the task. - is null. - If the specified task object supports cancellation, consider using instead. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that propagates the result of the task. - - The type of the result produced by the task. - Task to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler on which to notify observers about completion, cancellation or failure. - An observable sequence that produces the task's result, or propagates the exception produced by the task. - is null or is null. - If the specified task object supports cancellation, consider using instead. - - - - Returns a task that will receive the last value or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to convert to a task. - A task that will receive the last element or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns a task that will receive the last value or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to convert to a task. - The state to use as the underlying task's AsyncState. - A task that will receive the last element or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns a task that will receive the last value or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to convert to a task. - Cancellation token that can be used to cancel the task, causing unsubscription from the observable sequence. - A task that will receive the last element or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns a task that will receive the last value or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to convert to a task. - Cancellation token that can be used to cancel the task, causing unsubscription from the observable sequence. - The state to use as the underlying task's . - A task that will receive the last element or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Represents a value associated with time interval information. - The time interval can represent the time it took to produce the value, the interval relative to a previous value, the value's delivery time relative to a base, etc. - - The type of the value being annotated with time interval information. - - - - Constructs a time interval value. - - The value to be annotated with a time interval. - Time interval associated with the value. - - - - Gets the value. - - - - - Gets the interval. - - - - - Determines whether the current value has the same and as a specified value. - - An object to compare to the current value. - true if both values have the same and ; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values have the same and . - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - true if the first value has the same and as the second value; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values don't have the same and . - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - true if the first value has a different or as the second value; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current ; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current value. - - A hash code for the current value. - - - - Returns a string representation of the current value. - - String representation of the current value. - - - - Represents value with a timestamp on it. - The timestamp typically represents the time the value was received, using an IScheduler's clock to obtain the current time. - - The type of the value being timestamped. - - - - Constructs a timestamped value. - - The value to be annotated with a timestamp. - Timestamp associated with the value. - - - - Gets the value. - - - - - Gets the timestamp. - - - - - Determines whether the current value has the same and as a specified value. - - An object to compare to the current value. - true if both values have the same and ; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values have the same and . - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - true if the first value has the same and as the second value; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values don't have the same and . - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - true if the first value has a different or as the second value; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current ; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current value. - - A hash code for the current value. - - - - Returns a string representation of the current value. - - String representation of the current value. - - - - A helper class with a factory method for creating instances. - - - - - Creates an instance of a . This is syntactic sugar that uses type inference - to avoid specifying a type in a constructor call, which is very useful when using anonymous types. - - The value to be annotated with a timestamp. - Timestamp associated with the value. - Creates a new timestamped value. - - - - Represents a type with a single value. This type is often used to denote the successful completion of a void-returning method (C#) or a Sub procedure (Visual Basic). - - - - - Determines whether the specified value is equal to the current . Because has a single value, this always returns true. - - An object to compare to the current value. - Because has a single value, this always returns true. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is a value; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current value. - - A hash code for the current value. - - - - Returns a string representation of the current value. - - String representation of the current value. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values are equal. Because has a single value, this always returns true. - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - Because has a single value, this always returns true. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values are not equal. Because has a single value, this always returns false. - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - Because has a single value, this always returns false. - - - - Gets the single value. - - - - - A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc. - - - - - Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class. - - - - - Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all - resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The current thread has no Dispatcher associated with it.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to No current Window object found to obtain a CoreDispatcher from.. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for subscribing delegates to observables. - - - - - Subscribes to the observable sequence without specifying any handlers. - This method can be used to evaluate the observable sequence for its side-effects only. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler and an exception handler to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler and a completion handler to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler, an exception handler, and a completion handler to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an observer to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Observer to subscribe to the sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or is null. - - - - Subscribes to the observable sequence without specifying any handlers, using a to support unsubscription. - This method can be used to evaluate the observable sequence for its side-effects only. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler and an exception handler to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler and a completion handler to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler, an exception handler, and a completion handler to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Subscribes to the specified source, re-routing synchronous exceptions during invocation of the method to the observer's channel. - This method is typically used when writing query operators. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Observer that will be passed to the observable sequence, and that will be used for exception propagation. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or is null. - - - - Attribute to decorate a task-like type to specify a compatible asynchronous method builder. - - - - - Creates a new instance of the attribute using the specified . - - The type implementing the asynchronous method builder. - - - - Represents a builder for asynchronous methods that return a task-like . - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - The compiler-generated asynchronous state machine representing the execution flow of the asynchronous - method whose return type is a task-like . - - - - - The underlying observable sequence representing the result produced by the asynchronous method. - - - - - Creates an instance of the struct. - - A new instance of the struct. - - - - Begins running the builder with the associated state machine. - - The type of the state machine. - The state machine instance, passed by reference. - is null. - - - - Associates the builder with the specified state machine. - - The state machine instance to associate with the builder. - is null. - The state machine was previously set. - - - - Marks the observable as successfully completed. - - The result to use to complete the observable sequence. - The observable has already completed. - - - - Marks the observable as failed and binds the specified exception to the observable sequence. - - The exception to bind to the observable sequence. - is null. - The observable has already completed. - - - - Gets the observable sequence for this builder. - - - - - Schedules the state machine to proceed to the next action when the specified awaiter completes. - - The type of the awaiter. - The type of the state machine. - The awaiter. - The state machine. - - - - Schedules the state machine to proceed to the next action when the specified awaiter completes. - - The type of the awaiter. - The type of the state machine. - The awaiter. - The state machine. - - - - Rethrows an exception that was thrown from an awaiter's OnCompleted methods. - - The exception to rethrow. - - - - Implementation of the IObservable<T> interface compatible with async method return types. - - - This class implements a "task-like" type that can be used as the return type of an asynchronous - method in C# 7.0 and beyond. For example: - - async Observable<int> RxAsync() - { - var res = await Observable.Return(21).Delay(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1)); - return res * 2; - } - - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - The underlying observable sequence to subscribe to in case the asynchronous method did not - finish synchronously. - - - - - The result returned by the asynchronous method in case the method finished synchronously. - - - - - The exception thrown by the asynchronous method in case the method finished synchronously. - - - - - Creates a new for an asynchronous method that has not finished yet. - - - - - Creates a new for an asynchronous method that synchronously returned - the specified value. - - The result returned by the asynchronous method. - - - - Creates a new for an asynchronous method that synchronously threw - the specified . - - The exception thrown by the asynchronous method. - - - - Marks the observable as successfully completed. - - The result to use to complete the observable sequence. - The observable has already completed. - - - - Marks the observable as failed and binds the specified exception to the observable sequence. - - The exception to bind to the observable sequence. - is null. - The observable has already completed. - - - - Subscribes the given observer to the observable sequence. - - Observer that will receive notifications from the observable sequence. - Disposable object representing an observer's subscription to the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that can be used to await the eventual completion of the observable sequence. - - An awaiter that can be used to await the eventual completion of the observable sequence. - - - - Gets a Boolean indicating whether the observable sequence has completed. - - - - - Gets the result produced by the observable sequence. - - The result produced by the observable sequence. - - - - Attaches the specified to the observable sequence. - - The continuation to attach. - - - diff --git a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/netstandard2.0/System.Reactive.dll b/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/netstandard2.0/System.Reactive.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 164ce1b4..00000000 Binary files a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/netstandard2.0/System.Reactive.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/netstandard2.0/System.Reactive.xml b/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/netstandard2.0/System.Reactive.xml deleted file mode 100644 index db3031f4..00000000 --- a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/netstandard2.0/System.Reactive.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,25670 +0,0 @@ - - - - System.Reactive - - - - - Class to create an instance from a delegate-based implementation of the method. - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Creates an observable sequence object from the specified subscription function. - - method implementation. - is null. - - - - Calls the subscription function that was supplied to the constructor. - - Observer to send notifications to. - Disposable object representing an observer's subscription to the observable sequence. - - - - Class to create an instance from delegate-based implementations of the On* methods. - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified , , and actions. - - Observer's action implementation. - Observer's action implementation. - Observer's action implementation. - or or is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified action. - - Observer's action implementation. - is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified and actions. - - Observer's action implementation. - Observer's action implementation. - or is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified and actions. - - Observer's action implementation. - Observer's action implementation. - or is null. - - - - Calls the action implementing . - - Next element in the sequence. - - - - Calls the action implementing . - - The error that has occurred. - - - - Calls the action implementing . - - - - - This class fuses logic from ObserverBase, AnonymousObserver, and SafeObserver into one class. When an observer - needs to be safeguarded, an instance of this type can be created by SafeObserver.Create when it detects its - input is an AnonymousObserver, which is commonly used by end users when using the Subscribe extension methods - that accept delegates for the On* handlers. By doing the fusion, we make the call stack depth shorter which - helps debugging and some performance. - - - - - Asynchronous lock. - - - - - Queues the action for execution. If the caller acquires the lock and becomes the owner, - the queue is processed. If the lock is already owned, the action is queued and will get - processed by the owner. - - Action to queue for execution. - is null. - - - - Clears the work items in the queue and drops further work being queued. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Concurrency abstraction layer. - - - - - Gets the current CAL. If no CAL has been set yet, it will be initialized to the default. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Concurrency abstraction layer interface. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Queues a method for execution at the specified relative time. - - Method to execute. - State to pass to the method. - Time to execute the method on. - Disposable object that can be used to stop the timer. - - - - Queues a method for periodic execution based on the specified period. - - Method to execute; should be safe for reentrancy. - Period for running the method periodically. - Disposable object that can be used to stop the timer. - - - - Queues a method for execution. - - Method to execute. - State to pass to the method. - Disposable object that can be used to cancel the queued method. - - - - Blocking sleep operation. - - Time to sleep. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Gets whether long-running scheduling is supported. - - - - - Starts a new long-running thread. - - Method to execute. - State to pass to the method. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on the current thread. - - Singleton instance of this type exposed through this static property. - - - - Gets the singleton instance of the current thread scheduler. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the caller must call a Schedule method. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the caller must call a Schedule method. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on the platform's default scheduler. - - Singleton instance of this type exposed through this static property. - - - - Gets the singleton instance of the default scheduler. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime, using a System.Threading.Timer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work, using a System.Threading.Timer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is less than . - is null. - - - - Discovers scheduler services by interface type. - - Scheduler service interface type to discover. - Object implementing the requested service, if available; null otherwise. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on a designated thread. - - - - - Counter for diagnostic purposes, to name the threads. - - - - - Thread factory function. - - - - - Stopwatch for timing free of absolute time dependencies. - - - - - Thread used by the event loop to run work items on. No work should be run on any other thread. - If ExitIfEmpty is set, the thread can quit and a new thread will be created when new work is scheduled. - - - - - Gate to protect data structures, including the work queue and the ready list. - - - - - Semaphore to count requests to re-evaluate the queue, from either Schedule requests or when a timer - expires and moves on to the next item in the queue. - - - - - Queue holding work items. Protected by the gate. - - - - - Queue holding items that are ready to be run as soon as possible. Protected by the gate. - - - - - Work item that will be scheduled next. Used upon reevaluation of the queue to check whether the next - item is still the same. If not, a new timer needs to be started (see below). - - - - - Disposable that always holds the timer to dispatch the first element in the queue. - - - - - Flag indicating whether the event loop should quit. When set, the event should be signaled as well to - wake up the event loop thread, which will subsequently abandon all work. - - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work on a designated thread. - - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work on a designated thread, using the specified factory to control thread creation options. - - Factory function for thread creation. - is null. - - - - Indicates whether the event loop thread is allowed to quit when no work is left. If new work - is scheduled afterwards, a new event loop thread is created. This property is used by the - NewThreadScheduler which uses an event loop for its recursive invocations. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - The scheduler has been disposed and doesn't accept new work. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work on the designated thread. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than . - The scheduler has been disposed and doesn't accept new work. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Ends the thread associated with this scheduler. All remaining work in the scheduler queue is abandoned. - - - - - Ensures there is an event loop thread running. Should be called under the gate. - - - - - Event loop scheduled on the designated event loop thread. The loop is suspended/resumed using the event - which gets set by calls to Schedule, the next item timer, or calls to Dispose. - - - - - Base class for historical schedulers, which are virtual time schedulers that use for absolute time and for relative time. - - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the minimum value of as the initial clock value. - - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the specified initial clock value. - - Initial clock value. - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the specified initial clock value and absolute time comparer. - - Initial value for the clock. - Comparer to determine causality of events based on absolute time. - - - - Adds a relative time value to an absolute time value. - - Absolute time value. - Relative time value to add. - The resulting absolute time sum value. - - - - Converts the absolute time value to a value. - - Absolute time value to convert. - The corresponding value. - - - - Converts the value to a relative time value. - - value to convert. - The corresponding relative time value. - - - - Provides a virtual time scheduler that uses for absolute time and for relative time. - - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the minimum value of as the initial clock value. - - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the specified initial clock value. - - Initial value for the clock. - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the specified initial clock value. - - Initial value for the clock. - Comparer to determine causality of events based on absolute time. - is null. - - - - Gets the next scheduled item to be executed. - - The next scheduled item. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at . - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work to run immediately on the current thread. - - Singleton instance of this type exposed through this static property. - - - - Gets the singleton instance of the immediate scheduler. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Represents a work item that has been scheduled. - - Absolute time representation type. - - - - Gets the absolute time at which the item is due for invocation. - - - - - Invokes the work item. - - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work. - - - - - Gets the scheduler's notion of current time. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Scheduler with support for starting long-running tasks. - This type of scheduler can be used to run loops more efficiently instead of using recursive scheduling. - - - - - Schedules a long-running piece of work. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - Notes to implementers - The returned disposable object should not prevent the work from starting, but only set the cancellation flag passed to the specified action. - - - - - Scheduler with support for running periodic tasks. - This type of scheduler can be used to run timers more efficiently instead of using recursive scheduling. - - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - - - - Abstraction for a stopwatch to compute time relative to a starting point. - - - - - Gets the time elapsed since the stopwatch object was obtained. - - - - - Provider for objects. - - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Abstract base class for machine-local schedulers, using the local system clock for time-based operations. - - - - - Gets the scheduler's notion of current time. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - Platform-specific scheduler implementations should reimplement - to provide a more efficient implementation (if available). - - - - - Discovers scheduler services by interface type. The base class implementation returns - requested services for each scheduler interface implemented by the derived class. For - more control over service discovery, derived types can override this method. - - Scheduler service interface type to discover. - Object implementing the requested service, if available; null otherwise. - - - - Gate to protect local scheduler queues. - - - - - Gate to protect queues and to synchronize scheduling decisions and system clock - change management. - - - - - Long term work queue. Contains work that's due beyond SHORTTERM, computed at the - time of enqueueing. - - - - - Disposable resource for the long term timer that will reevaluate and dispatch the - first item in the long term queue. A serial disposable is used to make "dispose - current and assign new" logic easier. The disposable itself is never disposed. - - - - - Item at the head of the long term queue for which the current long term timer is - running. Used to detect changes in the queue and decide whether we should replace - or can continue using the current timer (because no earlier long term work was - added to the queue). - - - - - Short term work queue. Contains work that's due soon, computed at the time of - enqueueing or upon reevaluation of the long term queue causing migration of work - items. This queue is kept in order to be able to relocate short term items back - to the long term queue in case a system clock change occurs. - - - - - Set of disposable handles to all of the current short term work Schedule calls, - allowing those to be cancelled upon a system clock change. - - - - - Threshold where an item is considered to be short term work or gets moved from - long term to short term. - - - - - Maximum error ratio for timer drift. We've seen machines with 10s drift on a - daily basis, which is in the order 10E-4, so we allow for extra margin here. - This value is used to calculate early arrival for the long term queue timer - that will reevaluate work for the short term queue. - - Example: -------------------------------...---------------------*-----$ - ^ ^ - | | - early due - 0.999 1.0 - - We also make the gap between early and due at least LONGTOSHORT so we have - enough time to transition work to short term and as a courtesy to the - destination scheduler to manage its queues etc. - - - - - Minimum threshold for the long term timer to fire before the queue is reevaluated - for short term work. This value is chosen to be less than SHORTTERM in order to - ensure the timer fires and has work to transition to the short term queue. - - - - - Threshold used to determine when a short term timer has fired too early compared - to the absolute due time. This provides a last chance protection against early - completion of scheduled work, which can happen in case of time adjustment in the - operating system (cf. GetSystemTimeAdjustment). - - - - - Longest interval supported by timers in the BCL. - - - - - Creates a new local scheduler. - - - - - Enqueues absolute time scheduled work in the timer queue or the short term work list. - - State to pass to the action. - Absolute time to run the work on. The timer queue is responsible to execute the work close to the specified time, also accounting for system clock changes. - Action to run, potentially recursing into the scheduler. - Disposable object to prevent the work from running. - - - - Schedule work that's due in the short term. This leads to relative scheduling calls to the - underlying scheduler for short TimeSpan values. If the system clock changes in the meantime, - the short term work is attempted to be cancelled and reevaluated. - - Work item to schedule in the short term. The caller is responsible to determine the work is indeed short term. - - - - Callback to process the next short term work item. - - Recursive scheduler supplied by the underlying scheduler. - Disposable used to identify the work the timer was triggered for (see code for usage). - Empty disposable. Recursive work cancellation is wired through the original WorkItem. - - - - Schedule work that's due on the long term. This leads to the work being queued up for - eventual transitioning to the short term work list. - - Work item to schedule on the long term. The caller is responsible to determine the work is indeed long term. - - - - Updates the long term timer which is responsible to transition work from the head of the - long term queue to the short term work list. - - Should be called under the scheduler lock. - - - - Evaluates the long term queue, transitioning short term work to the short term list, - and adjusting the new long term processing timer accordingly. - - Ignored. - - - - Callback invoked when a system clock change is observed in order to adjust and reevaluate - the internal scheduling queues. - - Currently not used. - Currently not used. - - - - Represents a work item in the absolute time scheduler. - - - This type is very similar to ScheduledItem, but we need a different Invoke signature to allow customization - of the target scheduler (e.g. when called in a recursive scheduling context, see ExecuteNextShortTermWorkItem). - - - - - Represents a work item that closes over scheduler invocation state. Subtyping is - used to have a common type for the scheduler queues. - - - - - Represents an object that schedules each unit of work on a separate thread. - - - - - Creates an object that schedules each unit of work on a separate thread. - - - - - Gets an instance of this scheduler that uses the default Thread constructor. - - - - - Creates an object that schedules each unit of work on a separate thread. - - Factory function for thread creation. - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a long-running task by creating a new thread. Cancellation happens through polling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by creating a new thread that goes to sleep when work has been dispatched and wakes up again at the next periodic due time. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than . - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Abstract base class for scheduled work items. - - Absolute time representation type. - - - - Creates a new scheduled work item to run at the specified time. - - Absolute time at which the work item has to be executed. - Comparer used to compare work items based on their scheduled time. - is null. - - - - Gets the absolute time at which the item is due for invocation. - - - - - Invokes the work item. - - - - - Implement this method to perform the work item invocation, returning a disposable object for deep cancellation. - - Disposable object used to cancel the work item and/or derived work items. - - - - Compares the work item with another work item based on absolute time values. - - Work item to compare the current work item to. - Relative ordering between this and the specified work item. - The inequality operators are overloaded to provide results consistent with the implementation. Equality operators implement traditional reference equality semantics. - - - - Determines whether one specified object is due before a second specified object. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if the value of left is earlier than the value of right; otherwise, false. - This operator provides results consistent with the implementation. - - - - Determines whether one specified object is due before or at the same of a second specified object. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if the value of left is earlier than or simultaneous with the value of right; otherwise, false. - This operator provides results consistent with the implementation. - - - - Determines whether one specified object is due after a second specified object. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if the value of left is later than the value of right; otherwise, false. - This operator provides results consistent with the implementation. - - - - Determines whether one specified object is due after or at the same time of a second specified object. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if the value of left is later than or simultaneous with the value of right; otherwise, false. - This operator provides results consistent with the implementation. - - - - Determines whether two specified objects are equal. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if both are equal; otherwise, false. - This operator does not provide results consistent with the IComparable implementation. Instead, it implements reference equality. - - - - Determines whether two specified objects are inequal. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if both are inequal; otherwise, false. - This operator does not provide results consistent with the IComparable implementation. Instead, it implements reference equality. - - - - Determines whether a object is equal to the specified object. - - The object to compare to the current object. - true if the obj parameter is a object and is equal to the current object; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current object. - - A 32-bit signed integer hash code. - - - - Cancels the work item by disposing the resource returned by as soon as possible. - - - - - Gets whether the work item has received a cancellation request. - - - - - Represents a scheduled work item based on the materialization of an IScheduler.Schedule method call. - - Absolute time representation type. - Type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - - - - Creates a materialized work item. - - Recursive scheduler to invoke the scheduled action with. - State to pass to the scheduled action. - Scheduled action. - Time at which to run the scheduled action. - Comparer used to compare work items based on their scheduled time. - or or is null. - - - - Creates a materialized work item. - - Recursive scheduler to invoke the scheduled action with. - State to pass to the scheduled action. - Scheduled action. - Time at which to run the scheduled action. - or is null. - - - - Invokes the scheduled action with the supplied recursive scheduler and state. - - Cancellation resource returned by the scheduled action. - - - - Provides a set of static properties to access commonly used schedulers. - - - - - Yields execution of the current work item on the scheduler to another work item on the scheduler. - The caller should await the result of calling Yield to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation). - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Yields execution of the current work item on the scheduler to another work item on the scheduler. - The caller should await the result of calling Yield to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation). - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Cancellation token to cancel the continuation to run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Suspends execution of the current work item on the scheduler for the specified duration. - The caller should await the result of calling Sleep to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation) after the specified duration. - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Time when the continuation should run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Suspends execution of the current work item on the scheduler for the specified duration. - The caller should await the result of calling Sleep to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation) after the specified duration. - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Time when the continuation should run. - Cancellation token to cancel the continuation to run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Suspends execution of the current work item on the scheduler until the specified due time. - The caller should await the result of calling Sleep to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation) at the specified due time. - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Time when the continuation should run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Suspends execution of the current work item on the scheduler until the specified due time. - The caller should await the result of calling Sleep to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation) at the specified due time. - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Time when the continuation should run. - Cancellation token to cancel the continuation to run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Gets the current time according to the local machine's system clock. - - - - - Normalizes the specified value to a positive value. - - The value to normalize. - The specified TimeSpan value if it is zero or positive; otherwise, . - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work immediately on the current thread. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work as soon as possible on the current thread. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work on the platform's default scheduler. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work on the thread pool. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work on a new thread using default thread creation options. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work on Task Parallel Library (TPL) task pool using the default TaskScheduler. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively. - - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - Action to execute recursively. The parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to execute recursively. The last parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action, passing in recursive invocation state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively after a specified relative due time. - - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - Action to execute recursively. The parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action at the specified relative time. - Relative time after which to execute the action for the first time. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively after a specified relative due time. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to execute recursively. The last parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action, passing in the recursive due time and invocation state. - Relative time after which to execute the action for the first time. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively at a specified absolute due time. - - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - Action to execute recursively. The parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action at the specified absolute time. - Absolute time at which to execute the action for the first time. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively at a specified absolute due time. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to execute recursively. The last parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action, passing in the recursive due time and invocation state. - Absolute time at which to execute the action for the first time. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Returns the implementation of the specified scheduler, or null if no such implementation is available. - - Scheduler to get the implementation for. - The scheduler's implementation if available; null otherwise. - - This helper method is made available for query operator authors in order to discover scheduler services by using the required - IServiceProvider pattern, which allows for interception or redefinition of scheduler services. - - - - - Returns the implementation of the specified scheduler, or null if no such implementation is available. - - Scheduler to get the implementation for. - The scheduler's implementation if available; null otherwise. - - - This helper method is made available for query operator authors in order to discover scheduler services by using the required - IServiceProvider pattern, which allows for interception or redefinition of scheduler services. - - - Consider using in case a stopwatch is required, but use of emulation stopwatch based - on the scheduler's clock is acceptable. Use of this method is recommended for best-effort use of the stopwatch provider - scheduler service, where the caller falls back to not using stopwatches if this facility wasn't found. - - - - - - Returns the implementation of the specified scheduler, or null if no such implementation is available. - - Scheduler to get the implementation for. - The scheduler's implementation if available; null otherwise. - - - This helper method is made available for query operator authors in order to discover scheduler services by using the required - IServiceProvider pattern, which allows for interception or redefinition of scheduler services. - - - Consider using the extension methods for in case periodic scheduling - is required and emulation of periodic behavior using other scheduler services is desirable. Use of this method is recommended - for best-effort use of the periodic scheduling service, where the caller falls back to not using periodic scheduling if this - facility wasn't found. - - - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by dynamically discovering the scheduler's capabilities. - If the scheduler supports periodic scheduling, the request will be forwarded to the periodic scheduling implementation. - If the scheduler provides stopwatch functionality, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling with a stopwatch to correct for time slippage. - Otherwise, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - The scheduler to run periodic work on. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - or is null. - is less than . - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by dynamically discovering the scheduler's capabilities. - If the scheduler supports periodic scheduling, the request will be forwarded to the periodic scheduling implementation. - If the scheduler provides stopwatch functionality, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling with a stopwatch to correct for time slippage. - Otherwise, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to execute the action on. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - or is null. - is less than . - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by dynamically discovering the scheduler's capabilities. - If the scheduler supports periodic scheduling, the request will be forwarded to the periodic scheduling implementation. - If the scheduler provides stopwatch functionality, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling with a stopwatch to correct for time slippage. - Otherwise, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - or is null. - is less than . - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object by dynamically discovering the scheduler's capabilities. - If the scheduler provides stopwatch functionality, the request will be forwarded to the stopwatch provider implementation. - Otherwise, the stopwatch will be emulated using the scheduler's notion of absolute time. - - Scheduler to obtain a stopwatch for. - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - is null. - The resulting stopwatch object can have non-monotonic behavior. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Action to execute. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after the specified relative due time. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Action to execute. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at the specified absolute due time. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Action to execute. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Action to execute. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Returns a scheduler that represents the original scheduler, without any of its interface-based optimizations (e.g. long running scheduling). - - Scheduler to disable all optimizations for. - Proxy to the original scheduler but without any optimizations enabled. - is null. - - - - Returns a scheduler that represents the original scheduler, without the specified set of interface-based optimizations (e.g. long running scheduling). - - Scheduler to disable the specified optimizations for. - Types of the optimization interfaces that have to be disabled. - Proxy to the original scheduler but without the specified optimizations enabled. - or is null. - - - - Returns a scheduler that wraps the original scheduler, adding exception handling for scheduled actions. - - Type of the exception to check for. - Scheduler to apply an exception filter for. - Handler that's run if an exception is caught. The exception will be rethrown if the handler returns false. - Wrapper around the original scheduler, enforcing exception handling. - or is null. - - - - Represents an awaitable scheduler operation. Awaiting the object causes the continuation to be posted back to the originating scheduler's work queue. - - - - - Controls whether the continuation is run on the originating synchronization context (false by default). - - true to run the continuation on the captured synchronization context; false otherwise (default). - Scheduler operation object with configured await behavior. - - - - Gets an awaiter for the scheduler operation, used to post back the continuation. - - Awaiter for the scheduler operation. - - - - (Infrastructure) Scheduler operation awaiter type used by the code generated for C# await and Visual Basic Await expressions. - - - - - Indicates whether the scheduler operation has completed. Returns false unless cancellation was already requested. - - - - - Completes the scheduler operation, throwing an OperationCanceledException in case cancellation was requested. - - - - - Registers the continuation with the scheduler operation. - - Continuation to be run on the originating scheduler. - - - - Efficient scheduler queue that maintains scheduled items sorted by absolute time. - - Absolute time representation type. - This type is not thread safe; users should ensure proper synchronization. - - - - Creates a new scheduler queue with a default initial capacity. - - - - - Creats a new scheduler queue with the specified initial capacity. - - Initial capacity of the scheduler queue. - is less than zero. - - - - Gets the number of scheduled items in the scheduler queue. - - - - - Enqueues the specified work item to be scheduled. - - Work item to be scheduled. - - - - Removes the specified work item from the scheduler queue. - - Work item to be removed from the scheduler queue. - true if the item was found; false otherwise. - - - - Dequeues the next work item from the scheduler queue. - - Next work item in the scheduler queue (removed). - - - - Peeks the next work item in the scheduler queue. - - Next work item in the scheduler queue (not removed). - - - - Provides basic synchronization and scheduling services for observable sequences. - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified scheduler. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the specified scheduler. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the specified scheduler, e.g. to offload callback processing to a dedicated thread, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified synchronization context. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified synchronization context. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the specified synchronization context. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the specified synchronization context, e.g. to post callbacks to a UI thread represented by the synchronization context, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified synchronization context. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified synchronization context. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to ensure observer callbacks are properly serialized. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized. - is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to ensure observer callbacks are synchronized using the specified gate object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized on the given gate object. - or is null. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on a provided . - - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work on the provided . - - Synchronization context to schedule units of work on. - is null. - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work on the provided . - - Synchronization context to schedule units of work on. - Configures whether scheduling always posts to the synchronization context, regardless whether the caller is on the same synchronization context. - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on the Task Parallel Library (TPL) task pool. - - Instance of this type using the default TaskScheduler to schedule work on the TPL task pool. - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work using the provided . - - Task factory used to create tasks to run units of work. - is null. - - - - Gets an instance of this scheduler that uses the default . - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a long-running task by creating a new task using TaskCreationOptions.LongRunning. Cancellation happens through polling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Gets a new stopwatch ob ject. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by running a platform-specific timer to create tasks periodically. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than . - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on the CLR thread pool. - - Singleton instance of this type exposed through this static property. - - - - Gets the singleton instance of the CLR thread pool scheduler. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime, using a System.Threading.Timer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a long-running task by creating a new thread. Cancellation happens through polling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work, using a System.Threading.Timer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Base class for virtual time schedulers. - - Absolute time representation type. - Relative time representation type. - - - - Creates a new virtual time scheduler with the default value of TAbsolute as the initial clock value. - - - - - Creates a new virtual time scheduler with the specified initial clock value and absolute time comparer. - - Initial value for the clock. - Comparer to determine causality of events based on absolute time. - is null. - - - - Adds a relative time value to an absolute time value. - - Absolute time value. - Relative time value to add. - The resulting absolute time sum value. - - - - Converts the absolute time value to a DateTimeOffset value. - - Absolute time value to convert. - The corresponding DateTimeOffset value. - - - - Converts the TimeSpan value to a relative time value. - - TimeSpan value to convert. - The corresponding relative time value. - - - - Gets whether the scheduler is enabled to run work. - - - - - Gets the comparer used to compare absolute time values. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Starts the virtual time scheduler. - - - - - Stops the virtual time scheduler. - - - - - Advances the scheduler's clock to the specified time, running all work till that point. - - Absolute time to advance the scheduler's clock to. - is in the past. - The scheduler is already running. VirtualTimeScheduler doesn't support running nested work dispatch loops. To simulate time slippage while running work on the scheduler, use . - - - - Advances the scheduler's clock by the specified relative time, running all work scheduled for that timespan. - - Relative time to advance the scheduler's clock by. - is negative. - The scheduler is already running. VirtualTimeScheduler doesn't support running nested work dispatch loops. To simulate time slippage while running work on the scheduler, use . - - - - Advances the scheduler's clock by the specified relative time. - - Relative time to advance the scheduler's clock by. - is negative. - - - - Gets the scheduler's absolute time clock value. - - - - - Gets the scheduler's notion of current time. - - - - - Gets the next scheduled item to be executed. - - The next scheduled item. - - - - Discovers scheduler services by interface type. The base class implementation supports - only the IStopwatchProvider service. To influence service discovery - such as adding - support for other scheduler services - derived types can override this method. - - Scheduler service interface type to discover. - Object implementing the requested service, if available; null otherwise. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Base class for virtual time schedulers using a priority queue for scheduled items. - - Absolute time representation type. - Relative time representation type. - - - - Creates a new virtual time scheduler with the default value of TAbsolute as the initial clock value. - - - - - Creates a new virtual time scheduler. - - Initial value for the clock. - Comparer to determine causality of events based on absolute time. - is null. - - - - Gets the next scheduled item to be executed. - - The next scheduled item. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Provides a set of extension methods for virtual time scheduling. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at . - - Absolute time representation type. - Relative time representation type. - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at . - - Absolute time representation type. - Relative time representation type. - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - The System.Reactive.Concurrency namespace contains interfaces and classes that provide the scheduler infrastructure used by Reactive Extensions to construct and - process event streams. Schedulers are used to parameterize the concurrency introduced by query operators, provide means to virtualize time, to process historical data, - and to write unit tests for functionality built using Reactive Extensions constructs. - - - - - Represents an Action-based disposable. - - - - - Constructs a new disposable with the given action used for disposal. - - Disposal action which will be run upon calling Dispose. - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Calls the disposal action if and only if the current instance hasn't been disposed yet. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource that can be checked for disposal status. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Sets the status to disposed, which can be observer through the property. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource that has an associated that will be set to the cancellation requested state upon disposal. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class that uses an existing . - - used for cancellation. - is null. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class that uses a new . - - - - - Gets the used by this . - - - - - Cancels the underlying . - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Represents a group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with no disposables contained by it initially. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified number of disposables. - - The number of disposables that the new CompositeDisposable can initially store. - is less than zero. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class from a group of disposables. - - Disposables that will be disposed together. - is null. - Any of the disposables in the collection is null. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class from a group of disposables. - - Disposables that will be disposed together. - is null. - Any of the disposables in the collection is null. - - - - Gets the number of disposables contained in the . - - - - - Adds a disposable to the or disposes the disposable if the is disposed. - - Disposable to add. - is null. - - - - Removes and disposes the first occurrence of a disposable from the . - - Disposable to remove. - true if found; false otherwise. - is null. - - - - Disposes all disposables in the group and removes them from the group. - - - - - Removes and disposes all disposables from the , but does not dispose the . - - - - - Determines whether the contains a specific disposable. - - Disposable to search for. - true if the disposable was found; otherwise, false. - is null. - - - - Copies the disposables contained in the to an array, starting at a particular array index. - - Array to copy the contained disposables to. - Target index at which to copy the first disposable of the group. - is null. - is less than zero. -or - is larger than or equal to the array length. - - - - Always returns false. - - - - - Returns an enumerator that iterates through the . - - An enumerator to iterate over the disposables. - - - - Returns an enumerator that iterates through the . - - An enumerator to iterate over the disposables. - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource whose disposal invocation will be posted to the specified . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class that uses the specified on which to dispose the specified disposable resource. - - Context to perform disposal on. - Disposable whose Dispose operation to run on the given synchronization context. - or is null. - - - - Gets the provided . - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable on the provided . - - - - - Represents a disposable that does nothing on disposal. - - - - - Singleton default disposable. - - - - - Does nothing. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for creating objects. - - - - - Gets the disposable that does nothing when disposed. - - - - - Creates a disposable object that invokes the specified action when disposed. - - Action to run during the first call to . The action is guaranteed to be run at most once. - The disposable object that runs the given action upon disposal. - is null. - - - - Disposable resource with disposal state tracking. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource whose underlying disposable resource can be swapped for another disposable resource. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with no current underlying disposable. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Gets or sets the underlying disposable. After disposal, the result of getting this property is undefined. - - If the has already been disposed, assignment to this property causes immediate disposal of the given disposable object. - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable as well as all future replacements. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource that only disposes its underlying disposable resource when all dependent disposable objects have been disposed. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified disposable. - - Underlying disposable. - is null. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified disposable. - - Underlying disposable. - Indicates whether subsequent calls to should throw when this instance is disposed. - is null. - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Returns a dependent disposable that when disposed decreases the refcount on the underlying disposable. - - A dependent disposable contributing to the reference count that manages the underlying disposable's lifetime. - This instance has been disposed and is configured to throw in this case by . - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable only when all dependent disposables have been disposed. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource whose disposal invocation will be scheduled on the specified . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class that uses an on which to dispose the disposable. - - Scheduler where the disposable resource will be disposed on. - Disposable resource to dispose on the given scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Gets the scheduler where the disposable resource will be disposed on. - - - - - Gets the underlying disposable. After disposal, the result is undefined. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Disposes the wrapped disposable on the provided scheduler. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource whose underlying disposable resource can be replaced by another disposable resource, causing automatic disposal of the previous underlying disposable resource. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Gets or sets the underlying disposable. - - If the SerialDisposable has already been disposed, assignment to this property causes immediate disposal of the given disposable object. Assigning this property disposes the previous disposable object. - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable as well as all future replacements. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource which only allows a single assignment of its underlying disposable resource. - If an underlying disposable resource has already been set, future attempts to set the underlying disposable resource will throw an . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Gets or sets the underlying disposable. After disposal, the result of getting this property is undefined. - - Thrown if the has already been assigned to. - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable. - - - - - Represents a group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - - Creates a new group containing two disposable resources that are disposed together. - - The first disposable resoruce to add to the group. - The second disposable resoruce to add to the group. - Group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - Creates a new group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - Disposable resources to add to the group. - Group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - Creates a new group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - Disposable resources to add to the group. - Group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - Disposes all disposables in the group. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - The System.Reactive.Disposables namespace contains interfaces and classes that provide a compositional set of constructs used to deal with resource and subscription - management in Reactive Extensions. Those types are used extensively within the implementation of Reactive Extensions and are useful when writing custom query operators or - schedulers. - - - - - Provides access to the platform enlightenments used by other Rx libraries to improve system performance and - runtime efficiency. While Rx can run without platform enlightenments loaded, it's recommended to deploy the - System.Reactive.PlatformServices assembly with your application and call during - application startup to ensure enlightenments are properly loaded. - - - - - Ensures that the calling assembly has a reference to the System.Reactive.PlatformServices assembly with - platform enlightenments. If no reference is made from the user code, it's possible for the build process - to drop the deployment of System.Reactive.PlatformServices, preventing its runtime discovery. - - - true if the loaded enlightenment provider matches the provided defined in the current assembly; false - otherwise. When a custom enlightenment provider is installed by the host, false will be returned. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provider for platform-specific framework enlightenments. - - - - - (Infastructure) Tries to gets the specified service. - - Service type. - Optional set of arguments. - Service instance or null if not found. - - - - (Infrastructure) Services to rethrow exceptions. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Rethrows the specified exception. - - Exception to rethrow. - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides access to the host's lifecycle management services. - - - - - Event that gets raised when the host suspends the application. - - - - - Event that gets raised when the host resumes the application. - - - - - Adds a reference to the host lifecycle manager, causing it to be sending notifications. - - - - - Removes a reference to the host lifecycle manager, causing it to stop sending notifications - if the removed reference was the last one. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides notifications about the host's lifecycle events. - - - - - Event that gets raised when the host suspends. - - - - - Event that gets raised when the host resumes. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Event arguments for host suspension events. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Event arguments for host resumption events. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Interface for enlightenment providers. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - (Infastructure) Tries to gets the specified service. - - Service type. - Optional set of arguments. - Service instance or null if not found. - - - - (Infrastructure) Provider for platform-specific framework enlightenments. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Gets the current enlightenment provider. If none is loaded yet, accessing this property triggers provider resolution. - - - This member is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides access to local system clock services. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Gets the local system clock time. - - - - - Adds a reference to the system clock monitor, causing it to be sending notifications. - - Thrown when the system doesn't support sending clock change notifications. - - - - Removes a reference to the system clock monitor, causing it to stop sending notifications - if the removed reference was the last one. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides access to the local system clock. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Gets the current time. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides a mechanism to notify local schedulers about system clock changes. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Event that gets raised when a system clock change is detected. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Event arguments for system clock change notifications. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Creates a new system clock notification object with unknown old and new times. - - - - - Creates a new system clock notification object with the specified old and new times. - - Time before the system clock changed, or DateTimeOffset.MinValue if not known. - Time after the system clock changed, or DateTimeOffset.MaxValue if not known. - - - - Gets the time before the system clock changed, or DateTimeOffset.MinValue if not known. - - - - - Gets the time after the system clock changed, or DateTimeOffset.MaxValue if not known. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides access to the local system clock. - - - - - Gets the current time. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Monitors for system clock changes based on a periodic timer. - - - - - Creates a new monitor for system clock changes with the specified polling frequency. - - Polling frequency for system clock changes. - - - - Event that gets raised when a system clock change is detected. - - - - - The System.Reactive.PlatformServices namespace contains interfaces and classes used by the runtime infrastructure of Reactive Extensions. - Those are not intended to be used directly from user code and are subject to change in future releases of the product. - - - - - Represents a .NET event invocation consisting of the weakly typed object that raised the event and the data that was generated by the event. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - - - - Creates a new data representation instance of a .NET event invocation with the given sender and event data. - - The sender object that raised the event. - The event data that was generated by the event. - - - - Represents a .NET event invocation consisting of the strongly typed object that raised the event and the data that was generated by the event. - - The type of the sender that raised the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - - - - Creates a new data representation instance of a .NET event invocation with the given sender and event data. - - The sender object that raised the event. - The event data that was generated by the event. - - - - Gets the sender object that raised the event. - - - - - Gets the event data that was generated by the event. - - - - - Determines whether the current object represents the same event as a specified object. - - An object to compare to the current object. - true if both objects represent the same event; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current ; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current instance. - - A hash code for the current instance. - - - - Determines whether two specified objects represent the same event. - - The first to compare, or null. - The second to compare, or null. - true if both objects represent the same event; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether two specified objects represent a different event. - - The first to compare, or null. - The second to compare, or null. - true if both objects don't represent the same event; otherwise, false. - - - - Base class for classes that expose an observable sequence as a well-known event pattern (sender, event arguments). - Contains functionality to maintain a map of event handler delegates to observable sequence subscriptions. Subclasses - should only add an event with custom add and remove methods calling into the base class's operations. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - - - - Creates a new event pattern source. - - Source sequence to expose as an event. - Delegate used to invoke the event for each element of the sequence. - or is null. - - - - Adds the specified event handler, causing a subscription to the underlying source. - - Event handler to add. The same delegate should be passed to the operation in order to remove the event handler. - Invocation delegate to raise the event in the derived class. - or is null. - - - - Removes the specified event handler, causing a disposal of the corresponding subscription to the underlying source that was created during the operation. - - Event handler to remove. This should be the same delegate as one that was passed to the operation. - is null. - - - - Marks the program elements that are experimental. This class cannot be inherited. - - - - - Represents a .NET event invocation consisting of the strongly typed object that raised the event and the data that was generated by the event. - - - The type of the sender that raised the event. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Gets the sender object that raised the event. - - - - - Gets the event data that was generated by the event. - - - - - Represents a data stream signaling its elements by means of an event. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - - - - Event signaling the next element in the data stream. - - - - - Represents a data stream signaling its elements by means of an event. - - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Event signaling the next element in the data stream. - - - - - Interface with variance annotation; allows for better type checking when detecting capabilities in SubscribeSafe. - - Type of the resulting sequence's elements. - - - - Base class for implementation of query operators, providing performance benefits over the use of Observable.Create. - - Type of the resulting sequence's elements. - - - - Publicly visible Subscribe method. - - Observer to send notifications on. The implementation of a producer must ensure the correct message grammar on the observer. - IDisposable to cancel the subscription. This causes the underlying sink to be notified of unsubscription, causing it to prevent further messages from being sent to the observer. - - - - Core implementation of the query operator, called upon a new subscription to the producer object. - - Observer to send notifications on. The implementation of a producer must ensure the correct message grammar on the observer. - Disposable representing all the resources and/or subscriptions the operator uses to process events. - The observer passed in to this method is not protected using auto-detach behavior upon an OnError or OnCompleted call. The implementation must ensure proper resource disposal and enforce the message grammar. - - - - Publicly visible Subscribe method. - - Observer to send notifications on. The implementation of a producer must ensure the correct message grammar on the observer. - IDisposable to cancel the subscription. This causes the underlying sink to be notified of unsubscription, causing it to prevent further messages from being sent to the observer. - - - - Core implementation of the query operator, called upon a new subscription to the producer object. - - The sink object. - - - - Represents an observable sequence of elements that have a common key. - - - The type of the key shared by all elements in the group. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - The type of the elements in the group. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Gets the common key. - - - - - Provides functionality to evaluate queries against a specific data source wherein the type of the data is known. - - - The type of the data in the data source. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Provides functionality to evaluate queries against a specific data source wherein the type of the data is not specified. - - - - - Gets the type of the element(s) that are returned when the expression tree associated with this instance of IQbservable is executed. - - - - - Gets the expression tree that is associated with the instance of IQbservable. - - - - - Gets the query provider that is associated with this data source. - - - - - Defines methods to create and execute queries that are described by an IQbservable object. - - - - - Constructs an object that can evaluate the query represented by a specified expression tree. - - The type of the elements of the that is returned. - Expression tree representing the query. - IQbservable object that can evaluate the given query expression. - - - - Internal interface describing the LINQ to Events query language. - - - - - Internal interface describing the LINQ to Events query language. - - - - - Attribute applied to static classes providing expression tree forms of query methods, - mapping those to the corresponding methods for local query execution on the specified - target class type. - - - - - Creates a new mapping to the specified local execution query method implementation type. - - Type with query methods for local execution. - - - - Gets the type with the implementation of local query methods. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for writing in-memory queries over observable sequences. - - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value. - For aggregation behavior with incremental intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value, - and the specified result selector function is used to select the result value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the accumulator value. - The type of the resulting value. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - A function to transform the final accumulator value into the result value. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. - For aggregation behavior with incremental intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether all elements of an observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to apply the predicate to. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether all elements in the source sequence pass the test in the specified predicate. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains any elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to check for non-emptiness. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains any elements. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether any element of an observable sequence satisfies a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to apply the predicate to. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether any elements in the source sequence pass the test in the specified predicate. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains a specified element by using the default equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence in which to locate a value. - The value to locate in the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains an element that has the specified value. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains a specified element by using a specified System.Collections.Generic.IEqualityComparer{T}. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence in which to locate a value. - The value to locate in the source sequence. - An equality comparer to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains an element that has the specified value. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents the total number of elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the number of elements in the input sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The number of elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents how many elements in the specified observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a number that represents how many elements in the input sequence satisfy the condition in the predicate function. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the element at a specified index in a sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to return the element from. - The zero-based index of the element to retrieve. - An observable sequence that produces the element at the specified position in the source sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - (Asynchronous) is greater than or equal to the number of elements in the source sequence. - - - - Returns the element at a specified index in a sequence or a default value if the index is out of range. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to return the element from. - The zero-based index of the element to retrieve. - An observable sequence that produces the element at the specified position in the source sequence, or a default value if the index is outside the bounds of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to check for emptiness. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence is empty. - is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents the total number of elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the number of elements in the input sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The number of elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents how many elements in the specified observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a number that represents how many elements in the input sequence satisfy the condition in the predicate function. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum element in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the maximum element of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum element in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the maximum element of. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum element in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the maximum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the maximum element in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the maximum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the maximum element in the source sequence. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the maximum key value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the maximum elements for. - Key selector function. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a maximum key value. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the maximum key value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the maximum elements for. - Key selector function. - Comparer used to compare key values. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a maximum key value. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum element in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum element in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum element in an observable sequence according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum element in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the minimum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the minimum element in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the minimum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the minimum element in the source sequence. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the minimum key value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the minimum elements for. - Key selector function. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a minimum key value. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the minimum key value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the minimum elements for. - Key selector function. - Comparer used to compare key values. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a minimum key value. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether two sequences are equal by comparing the elements pairwise. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the default equality comparer for their type. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether two sequences are equal by comparing the elements pairwise using a specified equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - Comparer used to compare elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the specified equality comparer. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable and enumerable sequence are equal by comparing the elements pairwise. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the default equality comparer for their type. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable and enumerable sequence are equal by comparing the elements pairwise using a specified equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - Comparer used to compare elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the specified equality comparer. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, and reports an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence contains more than one element. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, and reports an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- More than one element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, or a default value if the observable sequence is empty; this method reports an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence contains more than one element. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that matches the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists; this method reports an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sequence contains more than one element that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - 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Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Invokes the specified function asynchronously, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to run asynchronously. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - is null. - - - The function is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - Invokes the specified function asynchronously on the specified scheduler, surfacing the result through an observable sequence - - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to run asynchronously. - Scheduler to run the function on. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - or is null. - - - The function is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - is null. - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - is null. - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - Invokes the action asynchronously, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Action to run asynchronously. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null. - - - The action is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - Invokes the action asynchronously on the specified scheduler, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Action to run asynchronously. - Scheduler to run the action on. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - or is null. - - - The action is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Asynchronous action to run. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null. - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Asynchronous action to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Asynchronous action to run. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null. - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Asynchronous action to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous function is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the function's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - is null. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous function is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the function's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - is null or is null. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - - Asynchronous action to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous action is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the action's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous action is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the action's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Asynchronous action to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - is null or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. 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Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the function. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. 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Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the function. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the function. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the function. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the function. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the function. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that returns the last value of the observable sequence or throws an exception if the sequence is empty. - This operation subscribes to the observable sequence, making it hot. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to await. - Object that can be awaited. - is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that returns the last value of the observable sequence or throws an exception if the sequence is empty. - This operation subscribes and connects to the observable sequence, making it hot. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to await. - Object that can be awaited. - is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that returns the last value of the observable sequence or throws an exception if the sequence is empty. - This operation subscribes to the observable sequence, making it hot. The supplied CancellationToken can be used to cancel the subscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to await. - Cancellation token. - Object that can be awaited. - is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that returns the last value of the observable sequence or throws an exception if the sequence is empty. - This operation subscribes and connects to the observable sequence, making it hot. The supplied CancellationToken can be used to cancel the subscription and connection. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to await. - Cancellation token. - Object that can be awaited. - is null. - - - - Multicasts the source sequence notifications through the specified subject to the resulting connectable observable. Upon connection of the - connectable observable, the subject is subscribed to the source exactly one, and messages are forwarded to the observers registered with - the connectable observable. For specializations with fixed subject types, see Publish, PublishLast, and Replay. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be pushed into the specified subject. - Subject to push source elements into. - A connectable observable sequence that upon connection causes the source sequence to push results into the specified subject. - or is null. - - - - Multicasts the source sequence notifications through an instantiated subject into all uses of the sequence within a selector function. Each - subscription to the resulting sequence causes a separate multicast invocation, exposing the sequence resulting from the selector function's - invocation. For specializations with fixed subject types, see Publish, PublishLast, and Replay. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the intermediate subject. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence which will be multicasted in the specified selector function. - Factory function to create an intermediate subject through which the source sequence's elements will be multicast to the selector function. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence subject to the policies enforced by the created subject. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a regular . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - Subscribers will receive all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a regular . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence and starts with initialValue. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Initial value received by observers upon subscription. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - Subscribers will receive immediately receive the initial value, followed by all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence and starts with initialValue. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive immediately receive the initial value, followed by all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - Initial value received by observers upon subscription. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence containing only the last notification. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - Subscribers will only receive the last notification of the source. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence containing only the last notification. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will only receive the last notification of the source. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that stays connected to the source as long as there is at least one subscription to the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Connectable observable sequence. - An observable sequence that stays connected to the source as long as there is at least one subscription to the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Scheduler where connected observers will be invoked on. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - or is null. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers will be invoked on. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying bufferSize notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers will be invoked on. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - or is null. - is less than zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - is less than zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - is less than zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - is less than zero. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers will be invoked on. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - or is null. - is less than zero. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - is less than zero. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence of consecutive (possibly empty) chunks of the source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that returns consecutive (possibly empty) chunks upon each iteration. - is null. - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence that returns elements collected/aggregated from the source sequence between consecutive iterations. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the merge operation during collection. - Source observable sequence. - Factory to create a new collector object. - Merges a sequence element with the current collector. - The enumerable sequence that returns collected/aggregated elements from the source sequence upon each iteration. - or or is null. - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence that returns elements collected/aggregated from the source sequence between consecutive iterations. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the merge operation during collection. - Source observable sequence. - Factory to create the initial collector object. - Merges a sequence element with the current collector. - Factory to replace the current collector by a new collector. - The enumerable sequence that returns collected/aggregated elements from the source sequence upon each iteration. - or or or is null. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The first element in the observable sequence. - is null. - The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The first element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and blocks until the sequence is terminated. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - or is null. - Because of its blocking nature, this operator is mainly used for testing. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, incorporating the element's index, and blocks until the sequence is terminated. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - or is null. - Because of its blocking nature, this operator is mainly used for testing. - - - - Returns an enumerator that enumerates all values of the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get an enumerator for. - The enumerator that can be used to enumerate over the elements in the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence. - is null. - The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration returns the latest observed element in the source observable sequence. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence will never produce the same element repeatedly, and will block until the next element becomes available. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that returns the last sampled element upon each iteration and subsequently blocks until the next element in the observable source sequence becomes available. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration returns the most recently observed element in the source observable sequence, using the specified initial value in case no element has been sampled yet. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence never block and can produce the same element repeatedly. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Initial value that will be yielded by the enumerable sequence if no element has been sampled yet. - The enumerable sequence that returns the last sampled element upon each iteration. - is null. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration blocks until the next element in the source observable sequence becomes available. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence will block until the next element becomes available. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that blocks upon each iteration until the next element in the observable source sequence becomes available. - is null. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, and throws an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The single element in the observable sequence. - is null. - The source sequence contains more than one element. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, and throws an exception if there is not exactly one element matching the predicate in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- More than one element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, or a default value if the observable sequence is empty; this method throws an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The single element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - The source sequence contains more than one element. - - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists; this method throws an exception if there is more than one element matching the predicate in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - The sequence contains more than one element that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - - - - Waits for the observable sequence to complete and returns the last element of the sequence. - If the sequence terminates with an OnError notification, the exception is thrown. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence. - is null. - The source sequence is empty. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified scheduler. - or is null. - - This only invokes observer callbacks on a scheduler. In case the subscription and/or unsubscription actions have side-effects - that require to be run on a scheduler, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified synchronization context. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified synchronization context. - or is null. - - This only invokes observer callbacks on a synchronization context. In case the subscription and/or unsubscription actions have side-effects - that require to be run on a synchronization context, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified scheduler. This operation is not commonly used; - see the remarks section for more information on the distinction between SubscribeOn and ObserveOn. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified scheduler. - or is null. - - This only performs the side-effects of subscription and unsubscription on the specified scheduler. In order to invoke observer - callbacks on a scheduler, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified synchronization context. This operation is not commonly used; - see the remarks section for more information on the distinction between SubscribeOn and ObserveOn. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified synchronization context. - or is null. - - This only performs the side-effects of subscription and unsubscription on the specified synchronization context. In order to invoke observer - callbacks on a synchronization context, use . - - - - - Synchronizes the observable sequence such that observer notifications cannot be delivered concurrently. - This overload is useful to "fix" an observable sequence that exhibits concurrent callbacks on individual observers, which is invalid behavior for the query processor. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized. - is null. - - It's invalid behavior - according to the observer grammar - for a sequence to exhibit concurrent callbacks on a given observer. - This operator can be used to "fix" a source that doesn't conform to this rule. - - - - - Synchronizes the observable sequence such that observer notifications cannot be delivered concurrently, using the specified gate object. - This overload is useful when writing n-ary query operators, in order to prevent concurrent callbacks from different sources by synchronizing on a common gate object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized on the given gate object. - or is null. - - - - Subscribes an observer to an enumerable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to subscribe to. - Observer that will receive notifications from the enumerable sequence. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the enumerable - or is null. - - - - Subscribes an observer to an enumerable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run the enumeration loop. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to subscribe to. - Observer that will receive notifications from the enumerable sequence. - Scheduler to perform the enumeration on. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the enumerable - or or is null. - - - - Converts an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to convert to an enumerable sequence. - The enumerable sequence containing the elements in the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Exposes an observable sequence as an object with an -based .NET event. - - Observable source sequence. - The event source object. - is null. - - - - Exposes an observable sequence as an object with an -based .NET event. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable source sequence. - The event source object. - is null. - - - - Exposes an observable sequence as an object with a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Observable source sequence. - The event source object. - is null. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - is null. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run the enumeration loop. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the input sequence on. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - or is null. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified Subscribe method implementation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Implementation of the resulting observable sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - - Use of this operator is preferred over manual implementation of the interface. In case - you need a type implementing rather than an anonymous implementation, consider using - the abstract base class. - - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified Subscribe method implementation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Implementation of the resulting observable sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - - Use of this operator is preferred over manual implementation of the interface. In case - you need a type implementing rather than an anonymous implementation, consider using - the abstract base class. - - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to produce elements. - The observable sequence surfacing the elements produced by the asynchronous method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to produce elements. - The observable sequence surfacing the elements produced by the asynchronous method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that invokes the specified factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Observable factory function to invoke for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger an invocation of the given observable factory function. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that starts the specified asynchronous factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Asynchronous factory function to start for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger the given asynchronous observable factory function to be started. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that starts the specified cancellable asynchronous factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous factory function is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Asynchronous factory function to start for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger the given asynchronous observable factory function to be started. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous observable factory function will be signaled. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnCompleted message. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Scheduler to send the termination call on. - An observable sequence with no elements. - is null. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnCompleted message. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Scheduler to send the termination call on. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence with no elements. - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven loop producing the sequence's elements. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - The generated sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Returns a non-terminating observable sequence, which can be used to denote an infinite duration (e.g. when using reactive joins). - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers will never get called. - - - - Returns a non-terminating observable sequence, which can be used to denote an infinite duration (e.g. when using reactive joins). - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence whose observers will never get called. - - - - Generates an observable sequence of integral numbers within a specified range. - - The value of the first integer in the sequence. - The number of sequential integers to generate. - An observable sequence that contains a range of sequential integral numbers. - is less than zero. -or- + - 1 is larger than . - - - - Generates an observable sequence of integral numbers within a specified range, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The value of the first integer in the sequence. - The number of sequential integers to generate. - Scheduler to run the generator loop on. - An observable sequence that contains a range of sequential integral numbers. - is less than zero. -or- + - 1 is larger than . - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Scheduler to run the producer loop on. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the element. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - is less than zero. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the element. - Scheduler to run the producer loop on. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - is less than zero. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains a single element. - - The type of the element that will be returned in the produced sequence. - Single element in the resulting observable sequence. - An observable sequence containing the single specified element. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains a single element, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The type of the element that will be returned in the produced sequence. - Single element in the resulting observable sequence. - Scheduler to send the single element on. - An observable sequence containing the single specified element. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnError message. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Scheduler to send the exceptional termination call on. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnError message. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Scheduler to send the exceptional termination call on. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - or is null. - - - - Constructs an observable sequence that depends on a resource object, whose lifetime is tied to the resulting observable sequence's lifetime. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - The type of the resource used during the generation of the resulting sequence. Needs to implement . - Factory function to obtain a resource object. - Factory function to obtain an observable sequence that depends on the obtained resource. - An observable sequence whose lifetime controls the lifetime of the dependent resource object. - or is null. - - - - Constructs an observable sequence that depends on a resource object, whose lifetime is tied to the resulting observable sequence's lifetime. The resource is obtained and used through asynchronous methods. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous methods is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation at any stage of the resource acquisition or usage. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - The type of the resource used during the generation of the resulting sequence. Needs to implement . - Asynchronous factory function to obtain a resource object. - Asynchronous factory function to obtain an observable sequence that depends on the obtained resource. - An observable sequence whose lifetime controls the lifetime of the dependent resource object. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous resource factory and observable factory functions will be signaled. - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type with a strongly typed sender parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type with a strongly typed sender parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a conversion function to obtain the event delegate. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a conversion function to obtain the event delegate. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a supplied event delegate type. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a supplied event delegate type. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a generic Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a generic Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and returns a Task object that will get signaled when the sequence terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Task that signals the termination of the sequence. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and returns a Task object that will get signaled when the sequence terminates. - The loop can be quit prematurely by setting the specified cancellation token. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Cancellation token used to stop the loop. - Task that signals the termination of the sequence. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, incorporating the element's index, and returns a Task object that will get signaled when the sequence terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Task that signals the termination of the sequence. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, incorporating the element's index, and returns a Task object that will get signaled when the sequence terminates. - The loop can be quit prematurely by setting the specified cancellation token. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Cancellation token used to stop the loop. - Task that signals the termination of the sequence. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing if no match is found. - - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - Default source to select in case no matching source in is found. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or if no match is found. - or or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing an empty sequence on the specified scheduler if no match is found. - - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - Scheduler to generate an empty sequence on in case no matching source in is found. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or an empty sequence if no match is found. - or or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing an empty sequence if no match is found. - - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or an empty sequence if no match is found. - or is null. - - - - Repeats the given as long as the specified holds, where the is evaluated after each repeated completed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source to repeat as long as the function evaluates to true. - Condition that will be evaluated upon the completion of an iteration through the , to determine whether repetition of the source is required. - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sequence as long as the holds. - or is null. - - - - Concatenates the observable sequences obtained by running the for each element in the given enumerable . - - The type of the elements in the enumerable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the observable result sequence. - Enumerable source for which each element will be mapped onto an observable source that will be concatenated in the result sequence. - Function to select an observable source for each element in the . - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sources returned by for each element in the . - or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, select the sequence. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - Sequence returned in case evaluates false. - if evaluates true; otherwise. - or or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, return an empty sequence. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - if evaluates true; an empty sequence otherwise. - or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, return an empty sequence generated on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - Scheduler to generate an empty sequence on in case evaluates false. - if evaluates true; an empty sequence otherwise. - or or is null. - - - - Repeats the given as long as the specified holds, where the is evaluated before each repeated is subscribed to. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source to repeat as long as the function evaluates to true. - Condition that will be evaluated before subscription to the , to determine whether repetition of the source is required. - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sequence as long as the holds. - or is null. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when both observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the left sequence. - The type of the elements in the right sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the right sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the left sequence. - Pattern object that matches when both observable sequences have an available element. - or is null. - - - - Matches when the observable sequence has an available element and projects the element by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sequence to apply the selector on. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequence. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - or is null. - - - - Joins together the results from several patterns. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained from the specified patterns. - A series of plans created by use of the Then operator on patterns. - An observable sequence with the results from matching several patterns. - is null. - - - - Joins together the results from several patterns. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained from the specified patterns. - A series of plans created by use of the Then operator on patterns. - An observable sequence with the results form matching several patterns. - is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - An observable sequence that surfaces either of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - or is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sources competing to react first. - An observable sequence that surfaces any of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sources competing to react first. - An observable sequence that surfaces any of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer closing events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - A function invoked to define the boundaries of the produced buffers. A new buffer is started when the previous one is closed. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequence indicating buffer opening events, also passed to the closing selector to obtain a sequence of buffer closing events. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer closing events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Observable sequence whose elements denote the creation of new buffers. - A function invoked to define the closing of each produced buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer boundary events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Sequence of buffer boundary markers. 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The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - 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The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - 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The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - 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The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Sixteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sources. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. For efficiency, the input list is reused after the selector returns. 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- - - Concatenates the second observable sequence to the first observable sequence upon successful termination of the first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of the first sequence, followed by those of the second the sequence. - or is null. - - - - Concatenates all of the specified observable sequences, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each given sequence, in sequential order. - is null. - - - - Concatenates all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each given sequence, in sequential order. - is null. - - - - Concatenates all inner observable sequences, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each observed inner sequence, in sequential order. - is null. - - - - Concatenates all task results, as long as the previous task terminated successfully. - - The type of the results produced by the tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - An observable sequence that contains the results of each task, in sequential order. - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a concatenation operation using . - - - - Merges elements from all inner observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the inner sequences. - is null. - - - - Merges results from all source tasks into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the results produced by the source tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - The observable sequence that merges the results of the source tasks. - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a merge operation using . - - - - Merges elements from all inner observable sequences into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - Maximum number of inner observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the inner sequences. - is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Maximum number of observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences, and using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Maximum number of observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - or is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from two observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the given sequences. - or is null. - - - - Merges elements from two observable sequences into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - Scheduler used to introduce concurrency for making subscriptions to the given sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the given sequences. - or or is null. - - - - Merges elements from all of the specified observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - is null. - - - - Merges elements from all of the specified observable sequences into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - or is null. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - is null. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - or is null. - - - - Concatenates the second observable sequence to the first observable sequence upon successful or exceptional termination of the first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence whose exception (if any) is caught. - Second observable sequence used to produce results after the first sequence terminates. - An observable sequence that concatenates the first and second sequence, even if the first sequence terminates exceptionally. - or is null. - - - - Concatenates all of the specified observable sequences, even if the previous observable sequence terminated exceptionally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that concatenates the source sequences, even if a sequence terminates exceptionally. - is null. - - - - Concatenates all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence, even if the previous observable sequence terminated exceptionally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - 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Each time a new inner observable sequence is received, unsubscribe from the - previous inner observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - The observable sequence that at any point in time produces the elements of the most recent inner observable sequence that has been received. - is null. - - - - Transforms an observable sequence of tasks into an observable sequence - producing values only from the most recent observable sequence. - Each time a new task is received, the previous task's result is ignored. - - The type of the results produced by the source tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - The observable sequence that at any point in time produces the result of the most recent task that has been received. - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a switch operation using . - - - - Returns the elements from the source observable sequence until the other observable sequence produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence that indicates the end of take behavior. - Source sequence to propagate elements for. - Observable sequence that terminates propagation of elements of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the elements of the source sequence up to the point the other sequence interrupted further propagation. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window closing events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - A function invoked to define the boundaries of the produced windows. 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The current window is closed and a new window is opened upon receiving a boundary marker. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by combining each element from the first source with the latest element from the second source, if any. - Starting from Rx.NET 4.0, this will subscribe to before subscribing to to have a latest element readily available - in case emits an element right away. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke for each element from the first source combined with the latest element from the second source, if any. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining each element of the first source with the latest element from the second source, if any, using the specified result selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by combining their elements in a pairwise fashion. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke for each consecutive pair of elements from the first and second source. - An observable sequence containing the result of pairwise combining the elements of the first and second source using the specified result selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Sixteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sources. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the elements of the observable sequences at corresponding indexes. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of elements at corresponding indexes. - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the elements of the observable sequences at corresponding indexes. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of elements at corresponding indexes. - is null. - - - - Merges an observable sequence and an enumerable sequence into one observable sequence by using the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the first observable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second enumerable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second enumerable source. - Function to invoke for each consecutive pair of elements from the first and second source. - An observable sequence containing the result of pairwise combining the elements of the first and second source using the specified result selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Hides the identity of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose identity to hide. - An observable sequence that hides the identity of the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Number of elements to skip between creation of consecutive buffers. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - or is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Dematerializes the explicit notification values of an observable sequence as implicit notifications. - - The type of the elements materialized in the source sequence notification objects. - An observable sequence containing explicit notification values which have to be turned into implicit notifications. - An observable sequence exhibiting the behavior corresponding to the source sequence's notification values. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements from the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements from the source sequence. - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the keySelector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for, based on a computed key value. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the keySelector and the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for, based on a computed key value. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - Equality comparer for computed key values. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and propagates all observer messages through the result sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon graceful or exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or or or is null. - - - - Invokes the observer's methods for each message in the source sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Observer whose methods to invoke as part of the source sequence's observation. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or is null. - - - - Invokes a specified action after the source observable sequence terminates gracefully or exceptionally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke after the source observable sequence terminates. - Source sequence with the action-invoking termination behavior applied. - or is null. - - - - Ignores all elements in an observable sequence leaving only the termination messages. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - An empty observable sequence that signals termination, successful or exceptional, of the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Materializes the implicit notifications of an observable sequence as explicit notification values. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get notification values for. - An observable sequence containing the materialized notification values from the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Repeats the observable sequence indefinitely. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat. - The observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly and sequentially. - is null. - - - - Repeats the observable sequence a specified number of times. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the sequence. - The observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Repeats the source observable sequence until it successfully terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat until it successfully terminates. - An observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly until it terminates successfully. - is null. - - - - Repeats the source observable sequence the specified number of times or until it successfully terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat until it successfully terminates. - Number of times to repeat the sequence. - An observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly until it terminates successfully. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence and returns each intermediate result. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value. - For aggregation behavior with no intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to accumulate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing the accumulated values. - or is null. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence and returns each intermediate result. - For aggregation behavior with no intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to accumulate over. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing the accumulated values. - or is null. - - - - Bypasses a specified number of elements at the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to bypass at the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the source sequence elements except for the bypassed ones at the end. - is null. - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store the first elements. As more elements are - received, elements are taken from the front of the queue and produced on the result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed. - - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Scheduler to emit the prepended values on. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - or or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Scheduler to emit the prepended values on. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - or or is null. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements elements. Upon completion of - the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the elements to be delayed. - - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to drain the queue. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - Scheduler used to drain the queue upon completion of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements elements. Upon completion of - the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the elements to be delayed. - - - - - Returns a list with the specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements. Upon completion of the - source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - An observable sequence of windows. - is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Number of elements to skip between creation of consecutive windows. - An observable sequence of windows. - is null. - or is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Converts the elements of an observable sequence to the specified type. - - The type to convert the elements in the source sequence to. - The observable sequence that contains the elements to be converted. - An observable sequence that contains each element of the source sequence converted to the specified type. - is null. - - - - Returns the elements of the specified sequence or the type parameter's default value in a singleton sequence if the sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence (if any), whose default value will be taken if the sequence is empty. - The sequence to return a default value for if it is empty. - An observable sequence that contains the default value for the TSource type if the source is empty; otherwise, the elements of the source itself. - is null. - - - - Returns the elements of the specified sequence or the specified value in a singleton sequence if the sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence (if any), and the specified default value which will be taken if the sequence is empty. - The sequence to return the specified value for if it is empty. - The value to return if the sequence is empty. - An observable sequence that contains the specified default value if the source is empty; otherwise, the elements of the source itself. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements from the source sequence. - is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements from the source sequence. - or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the keySelector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the keySelector and the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - or or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encountered. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encountered. - - or or or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Correlates the elements of two sequences based on overlapping durations, and groups the results. - - The type of the elements in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by invoking the result selector function for source elements with overlapping duration. - The left observable sequence to join elements for. - The right observable sequence to join elements for. - A function to select the duration of each element of the left observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function to select the duration of each element of the right observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function invoked to compute a result element for any element of the left sequence with overlapping elements from the right observable sequence. - An observable sequence that contains result elements computed from source elements that have an overlapping duration. - or or or or is null. - - - - Correlates the elements of two sequences based on overlapping durations. - - The type of the elements in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by invoking the result selector function for source elements with overlapping duration. - The left observable sequence to join elements for. - The right observable sequence to join elements for. - A function to select the duration of each element of the left observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function to select the duration of each element of the right observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function invoked to compute a result element for any two overlapping elements of the left and right observable sequences. - An observable sequence that contains result elements computed from source elements that have an overlapping duration. - or or or or is null. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on the specified type. - - The type to filter the elements in the source sequence on. - The observable sequence that contains the elements to be filtered. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence of type TResult. - is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a new form. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by running the selector function for each element in the source sequence. - A sequence of elements to invoke a transform function on. - A transform function to apply to each source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the transform function on each element of source. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a new form by incorporating the element's index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by running the selector function for each element in the source sequence. - A sequence of elements to invoke a transform function on. - A transform function to apply to each source element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the transform function on each element of source. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of the source observable sequence to the other observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence and the elements in the result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - An observable sequence to project each element from the source sequence onto. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of projecting each source element onto the other sequence and merging all the resulting sequences together. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task with cancellation support and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index with cancellation support and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element and the fourth parameter represents the index of the intermediate element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task with cancellation support, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index with cancellation support, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each notification of an observable sequence to an observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of notifications to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply when an error occurs in the source sequence. - A transform function to apply when the end of the source sequence is reached. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function corresponding to each notification in the input sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Projects each notification of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of notifications to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply when an error occurs in the source sequence. - A transform function to apply when the end of the source sequence is reached. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function corresponding to each notification in the input sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence and concatenates the resulting enumerable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner enumerable sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence by incorporating the element's index and concatenates the resulting enumerable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner enumerable sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate enumerable sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate enumerable sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element and the fourth parameter represents the index of the intermediate element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Bypasses a specified number of elements in an observable sequence and then returns the remaining elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to skip before returning the remaining elements. - An observable sequence that contains the elements that occur after the specified index in the input sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Bypasses elements in an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true and then returns the remaining elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence starting at the first element in the linear series that does not pass the test specified by predicate. - or is null. - - - - Bypasses elements in an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true and then returns the remaining elements. - The element's index is used in the logic of the predicate function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence starting at the first element in the linear series that does not pass the test specified by predicate. - or is null. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the start of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to return. - An observable sequence that contains the specified number of elements from the start of the input sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the start of an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for the edge case of Take(0). - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to return. - Scheduler used to produce an OnCompleted message in case count is set to 0. - An observable sequence that contains the specified number of elements from the start of the input sequence. - or is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Returns elements from an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence that occur before the element at which the test no longer passes. - or is null. - - - - Returns elements from an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true. - The element's index is used in the logic of the predicate function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence that occur before the element at which the test no longer passes. - or is null. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on a predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to filter. - A function to test each source element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence that satisfy the condition. - or is null. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on a predicate by incorporating the element's index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to filter. - A function to test each source element for a conditio; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence that satisfy the condition. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Interval between creation of consecutive buffers. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers with minimum duration - length. However, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all buffers will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Interval between creation of consecutive buffers. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers with minimum duration - length. However, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all buffers will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a buffer that's sent out when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a buffer that's sent out when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Maximum time length of a buffer. - Maximum element count of a buffer. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by the specified relative time duration. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Relative time by which to shift the observable sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Time-shifted sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the default scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by the specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Relative time by which to shift the observable sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the delay timers on. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence to start propagating notifications at the specified absolute time. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Absolute time used to shift the observable sequence; the relative time shift gets computed upon subscription. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Time-shifted sequence. - is null. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the default scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence to start propagating notifications at the specified absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Absolute time used to shift the observable sequence; the relative time shift gets computed upon subscription. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the delay timers on. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence based on a delay selector function for each element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the delay sequences used to denote the delay duration of each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the delay for each given element. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence based on a subscription delay and a delay selector function for each element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the delay sequences used to denote the delay duration of each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Sequence indicating the delay for the subscription to the source. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the delay for each given element. - Time-shifted sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription with the specified relative time duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Relative time shift of the subscription. - Time-shifted sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the default scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription with the specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Relative time shift of the subscription. - Scheduler to run the subscription delay timer on. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription to the specified absolute time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Absolute time to perform the subscription at. - Time-shifted sequence. - is null. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the default scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription to the specified absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Absolute time to perform the subscription at. - Scheduler to run the subscription delay timer on. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - The generated sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - or or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - The generated sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - or or or or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - - Period for producing the values in the resulting sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Intervals are measured between the start of subsequent notifications, not between the end of the previous and the start of the next notification. - If the observer takes longer than the interval period to handle the message, the subsequent notification will be delivered immediately after the - current one has been handled. In case you need to control the time between the end and the start of consecutive notifications, consider using the - - operator instead. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a value after each period, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - Period for producing the values in the resulting sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - is null. - - Intervals are measured between the start of subsequent notifications, not between the end of the previous and the start of the next notification. - If the observer takes longer than the interval period to handle the message, the subsequent notification will be delivered immediately after the - current one has been handled. In case you need to control the time between the end and the start of consecutive notifications, consider using the - - operator instead. - - - - - Samples the observable sequence at each interval. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Interval at which to sample. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will continuously sample the stream. - Sampled observable sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee all source sequence elements will be preserved. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the sampling action may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Samples the observable sequence at each interval, using the specified scheduler to run sampling timers. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Interval at which to sample. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will continuously sample the stream. - Scheduler to run the sampling timer on. - Sampled observable sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee all source sequence elements will be preserved. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the sampling action may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Samples the source observable sequence using a sampler observable sequence producing sampling ticks. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sampling sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Sampling tick sequence. - Sampled observable sequence. - or is null. - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the start of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee no elements will be dropped from the start of the source sequence. - This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that causes callbacks from the source sequence to be forwarded - may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the start of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee no elements will be dropped from the start of the source sequence. - This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that causes callbacks from the source sequence to be forwarded - may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store elements received during the initial window. - As more elements are received, elements older than the specified are taken from the queue and produced on the - result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed with . - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store elements received during the initial window. - As more elements are received, elements older than the specified are taken from the queue and produced on the - result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed with . - - - - - Skips elements from the observable source sequence until the specified start time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Time to start taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, no elements will be skipped. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped until the specified start time. - is null. - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - Skips elements from the observable source sequence until the specified start time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Time to start taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, no elements will be skipped. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped until the specified start time. - or is null. - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the start of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee an empty sequence will be returned. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that stops forwarding callbacks from the source sequence may not execute - immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the start of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee an empty sequence will be returned. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that stops forwarding callbacks from the source sequence may not execute - immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified schedulers to run timers and to drain the collected elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - Scheduler to drain the collected elements. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - or or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns a list with the elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Returns a list with the elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration until the specified end time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Time to stop taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the result stream will complete immediately. - An observable sequence with the elements taken until the specified end time. - is null. - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration until the specified end time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Time to stop taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the result stream will complete immediately. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken until the specified end time. - or is null. - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another element within a specified relative time duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Throttling duration for each element. - The throttled sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration specified in . If another - element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this whole - process. For streams that never have gaps larger than or equal to between elements, the resulting stream won't - produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the - Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing throttling timers to be scheduled - that are due immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee all elements will be retained in the result sequence. This is a side-effect of the - asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to forward the current element may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero - due time. In such cases, the next element may arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the throttling action. - - - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another element within a specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run throttling timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Throttling duration for each element. - Scheduler to run the throttle timers on. - The throttled sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration specified in . If another - element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this whole - process. For streams that never have gaps larger than or equal to between elements, the resulting stream won't - produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the - Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing throttling timers to be scheduled - that are due immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee all elements will be retained in the result sequence. This is a side-effect of the - asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to forward the current element may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero - due time. In such cases, the next element may arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the throttling action. - - - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another value within a computed throttle duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the throttle sequences selected for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the throttle duration for each given element. - The throttled sequence. - or is null. - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration denoted by . - If another element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this - whole process. For streams where the duration computed by applying the to each element overlaps with - the occurrence of the successor element, the resulting stream won't produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst - guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - - - Records the time interval between consecutive elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to record time intervals for. - An observable sequence with time interval information on elements. - is null. - - - - Records the time interval between consecutive elements in an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to compute time intervals. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to record time intervals for. - Scheduler used to compute time intervals. - An observable sequence with time interval information on elements. - or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - (Asynchronous) If no element is produced within from the previous element. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - (Asynchronous) If no element is produced within from the previous element. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - is null. - (Asynchronous) If the sequence hasn't terminated before . - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) If the sequence hasn't terminated before . - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or is null. - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or or is null. - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on a timeout duration computed for each element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on a timeout duration computed for each element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an initial timeout duration for the first element, and a timeout duration computed for each subsequent element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Observable sequence that represents the timeout for the first element. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - or or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an initial timeout duration for the first element, and a timeout duration computed for each subsequent element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Observable sequence that represents the timeout for the first element. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or or or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value after the specified relative due time has elapsed. - - Relative time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after the due time has elapsed. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value at the specified absolute due time. - - Absolute time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value after the specified initial relative due time has elapsed. - - Relative time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after due time has elapsed and then after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value starting at the specified initial absolute due time. - - Absolute time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value after the specified relative due time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run the timer. - - Relative time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after the due time has elapsed. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value at the specified absolute due time, using the specified scheduler to run the timer. - - Absolute time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value after the specified initial relative due time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - Relative time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run timers on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after due time has elapsed and then each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value starting at the specified initial absolute due time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - Absolute time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run timers on. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - is null. - - - - Timestamps each element in an observable sequence using the local system clock. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to timestamp elements for. - An observable sequence with timestamp information on elements. - is null. - - - - Timestamp each element in an observable sequence using the clock of the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to timestamp elements for. - Scheduler used to compute timestamps. - An observable sequence with timestamp information on elements. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - The sequence of windows. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Interval between creation of consecutive windows. - An observable sequence of windows. - is null. - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows with minimum duration - length. However, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all windows will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Interval between creation of consecutive windows. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows with minimum duration - length. However, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all windows will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a window that is completed when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - An observable sequence of windows. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a window that is completed when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for writing queries over observable sequences, allowing translation to a target query language. - - - - - Gets the local query provider which will retarget Qbservable-based queries to the corresponding Observable-based query for in-memory execution upon subscription. - - - - - Converts an in-memory observable sequence into an sequence with an expression tree representing the source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - sequence representing the given observable source sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns the input typed as an . - This operator is used to separate the part of the query that's captured as an expression tree from the part that's executed locally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An sequence to convert to an sequence. - The original source object, but typed as an . - is null. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run the enumeration loop. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the input sequence on. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - or is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. - For aggregation behavior with incremental intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value. - For aggregation behavior with incremental intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value, - and the specified result selector function is used to select the result value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the accumulator value. - The type of the resulting value. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - A function to transform the final accumulator value into the result value. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether all elements of an observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to apply the predicate to. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether all elements in the source sequence pass the test in the specified predicate. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - An observable sequence that surfaces either of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - - or is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sources competing to react first. - An observable sequence that surfaces any of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - - is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sources competing to react first. - An observable sequence that surfaces any of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - - is null. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains any elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to check for non-emptiness. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains any elements. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether any element of an observable sequence satisfies a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to apply the predicate to. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether any elements in the source sequence pass the test in the specified predicate. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Number of elements to skip between creation of consecutive buffers. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - or is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a buffer that's sent out when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a buffer that's sent out when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Maximum time length of a buffer. - Maximum element count of a buffer. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Interval between creation of consecutive buffers. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers with minimum duration - length. However, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all buffers will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Interval between creation of consecutive buffers. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers with minimum duration - length. However, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all buffers will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer boundary events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Sequence of buffer boundary markers. The current buffer is closed and a new buffer is opened upon receiving a boundary marker. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer closing events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - A function invoked to define the boundaries of the produced buffers. A new buffer is started when the previous one is closed. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequence indicating buffer opening events, also passed to the closing selector to obtain a sequence of buffer closing events. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer closing events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Observable sequence whose elements denote the creation of new buffers. - A function invoked to define the closing of each produced buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing an empty sequence if no match is found. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or an empty sequence if no match is found. - - or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing if no match is found. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - Default source to select in case no matching source in is found. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or if no match is found. - - or or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing an empty sequence on the specified scheduler if no match is found. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - Scheduler to generate an empty sequence on in case no matching source in is found. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or an empty sequence if no match is found. - - or or is null. - - - - Converts the elements of an observable sequence to the specified type. - - The type to convert the elements in the source sequence to. - The observable sequence that contains the elements to be converted. - An observable sequence that contains each element of the source sequence converted to the specified type. - - is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and handler sequence. - First observable sequence whose exception (if any) is caught. - Second observable sequence used to produce results when an error occurred in the first sequence. - An observable sequence containing the first sequence's elements, followed by the elements of the second sequence in case an exception occurred. - - or is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source and handler sequences. - Observable sequences to catch exceptions for. - An observable sequence containing elements from consecutive source sequences until a source sequence terminates successfully. - - is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source and handler sequences. - Observable sequences to catch exceptions for. - An observable sequence containing elements from consecutive source sequences until a source sequence terminates successfully. - - is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception of the specified type with the observable sequence produced by the handler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and sequences returned by the exception handler function. - The type of the exception to catch and handle. Needs to derive from . - Source sequence. - Exception handler function, producing another observable sequence. - An observable sequence containing the source sequence's elements, followed by the elements produced by the handler's resulting observable sequence in case an exception occurred. - - or is null. - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence of consecutive (possibly empty) chunks of the source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that returns consecutive (possibly empty) chunks upon each iteration. - - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence that returns elements collected/aggregated from the source sequence between consecutive iterations. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the merge operation during collection. - Source observable sequence. - Factory to create the initial collector object. - Merges a sequence element with the current collector. - Factory to replace the current collector by a new collector. - The enumerable sequence that returns collected/aggregated elements from the source sequence upon each iteration. - - or or or is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence that returns elements collected/aggregated from the source sequence between consecutive iterations. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the merge operation during collection. - Source observable sequence. - Factory to create a new collector object. - Merges a sequence element with the current collector. - The enumerable sequence that returns collected/aggregated elements from the source sequence upon each iteration. - - or or is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the latest source elements whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of the latest elements of the sources. - - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the latest source elements whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of the latest elements of the sources. - - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sources. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. For efficiency, the input list is reused after the selector returns. Either aggregate or copy the values during the function call. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever one of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke whenever either of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of both sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Sixteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Concatenates the second observable sequence to the first observable sequence upon successful termination of the first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of the first sequence, followed by those of the second the sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Concatenates all of the specified observable sequences, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each given sequence, in sequential order. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each given sequence, in sequential order. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates all inner observable sequences, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each observed inner sequence, in sequential order. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates all task results, as long as the previous task terminated successfully. - - The type of the results produced by the tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - An observable sequence that contains the results of each task, in sequential order. - - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a concatenation operation using . - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains a specified element by using the default equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence in which to locate a value. - The value to locate in the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains an element that has the specified value. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains a specified element by using a specified . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence in which to locate a value. - The value to locate in the source sequence. - An equality comparer to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains an element that has the specified value. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents the total number of elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the number of elements in the input sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The number of elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents how many elements in the specified observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a number that represents how many elements in the input sequence satisfy the condition in the predicate function. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified Subscribe method implementation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Implementation of the resulting observable sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - - Use of this operator is preferred over manual implementation of the interface. In case - you need a type implementing rather than an anonymous implementation, consider using - the abstract base class. - - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified Subscribe method implementation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Implementation of the resulting observable sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - - Use of this operator is preferred over manual implementation of the interface. In case - you need a type implementing rather than an anonymous implementation, consider using - the abstract base class. - - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to produce elements. - The observable sequence surfacing the elements produced by the asynchronous method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to produce elements. - The observable sequence surfacing the elements produced by the asynchronous method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Returns the elements of the specified sequence or the type parameter's default value in a singleton sequence if the sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence (if any), whose default value will be taken if the sequence is empty. - The sequence to return a default value for if it is empty. - An observable sequence that contains the default value for the TSource type if the source is empty; otherwise, the elements of the source itself. - - is null. - - - - Returns the elements of the specified sequence or the specified value in a singleton sequence if the sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence (if any), and the specified default value which will be taken if the sequence is empty. - The sequence to return the specified value for if it is empty. - The value to return if the sequence is empty. - An observable sequence that contains the specified default value if the source is empty; otherwise, the elements of the source itself. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that invokes the specified factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Observable factory function to invoke for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger an invocation of the given observable factory function. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that starts the specified asynchronous factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Asynchronous factory function to start for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger the given asynchronous observable factory function to be started. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that starts the specified cancellable asynchronous factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous factory function is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Asynchronous factory function to start for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger the given asynchronous observable factory function to be started. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous observable factory function will be signaled. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence to start propagating notifications at the specified absolute time. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Absolute time used to shift the observable sequence; the relative time shift gets computed upon subscription. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Time-shifted sequence. - - is null. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the default scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence to start propagating notifications at the specified absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Absolute time used to shift the observable sequence; the relative time shift gets computed upon subscription. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the delay timers on. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by the specified relative time duration. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Relative time by which to shift the observable sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Time-shifted sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the default scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by the specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Relative time by which to shift the observable sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the delay timers on. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence based on a delay selector function for each element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the delay sequences used to denote the delay duration of each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the delay for each given element. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence based on a subscription delay and a delay selector function for each element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the delay sequences used to denote the delay duration of each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Sequence indicating the delay for the subscription to the source. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the delay for each given element. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or or is null. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription to the specified absolute time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Absolute time to perform the subscription at. - Time-shifted sequence. - - is null. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the default scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription to the specified absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Absolute time to perform the subscription at. - Scheduler to run the subscription delay timer on. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription with the specified relative time duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Relative time shift of the subscription. - Time-shifted sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the default scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription with the specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Relative time shift of the subscription. - Scheduler to run the subscription delay timer on. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Dematerializes the explicit notification values of an observable sequence as implicit notifications. - - The type of the elements materialized in the source sequence notification objects. - An observable sequence containing explicit notification values which have to be turned into implicit notifications. - An observable sequence exhibiting the behavior corresponding to the source sequence's notification values. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements from the source sequence. - - is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements from the source sequence. - - or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the keySelector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - - or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the keySelector and the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - - or or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements from the source sequence. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements from the source sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the keySelector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for, based on a computed key value. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the keySelector and the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for, based on a computed key value. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - Equality comparer for computed key values. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - - or or is null. - - - - Invokes the observer's methods for each message in the source sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Observer whose methods to invoke as part of the source sequence's observation. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and propagates all observer messages through the result sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon graceful or exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or or or is null. - - - - Repeats the given as long as the specified holds, where the is evaluated after each repeated completed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source to repeat as long as the function evaluates to true. - Condition that will be evaluated upon the completion of an iteration through the , to determine whether repetition of the source is required. - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sequence as long as the holds. - - or is null. - - - - Returns the element at a specified index in a sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to return the element from. - The zero-based index of the element to retrieve. - An observable sequence that produces the element at the specified position in the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - (Asynchronous) is greater than or equal to the number of elements in the source sequence. - - - - Returns the element at a specified index in a sequence or a default value if the index is out of range. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to return the element from. - The zero-based index of the element to retrieve. - An observable sequence that produces the element at the specified position in the source sequence, or a default value if the index is outside the bounds of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnCompleted message. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Scheduler to send the termination call on. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - is null. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnCompleted message. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Scheduler to send the termination call on. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - is null. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - - - Invokes a specified action after the source observable sequence terminates gracefully or exceptionally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke after the source observable sequence terminates. - Source sequence with the action-invoking termination behavior applied. - - or is null. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - is null. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - or is null. - - - - Concatenates the observable sequences obtained by running the for each element in the given enumerable . - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the enumerable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the observable result sequence. - Enumerable source for which each element will be mapped onto an observable source that will be concatenated in the result sequence. - Function to select an observable source for each element in the . - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sources returned by for each element in the . - - or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous action is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the action's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous action is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the action's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous function is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the function's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - - is null. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous function is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the function's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - - - Converts an Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a supplied event delegate type. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a supplied event delegate type. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a conversion function to obtain the event delegate. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a conversion function to obtain the event delegate. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a generic Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a generic Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type with a strongly typed sender parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type with a strongly typed sender parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven loop producing the sequence's elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - The generated sequence. - - or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - The generated sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - The generated sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encountered. - - - or or or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encountered. - - - or or or or is null. - - - - Correlates the elements of two sequences based on overlapping durations, and groups the results. - - The type of the elements in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by invoking the result selector function for source elements with overlapping duration. - The left observable sequence to join elements for. - The right observable sequence to join elements for. - A function to select the duration of each element of the left observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function to select the duration of each element of the right observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function invoked to compute a result element for any element of the left sequence with overlapping elements from the right observable sequence. - An observable sequence that contains result elements computed from source elements that have an overlapping duration. - - or or or or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, return an empty sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - - if evaluates true; an empty sequence otherwise. - - or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, select the sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - Sequence returned in case evaluates false. - - if evaluates true; otherwise. - - or or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, return an empty sequence generated on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - Scheduler to generate an empty sequence on in case evaluates false. - - if evaluates true; an empty sequence otherwise. - - or or is null. - - - - Ignores all elements in an observable sequence leaving only the termination messages. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - An empty observable sequence that signals termination, successful or exceptional, of the source sequence. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Period for producing the values in the resulting sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Intervals are measured between the start of subsequent notifications, not between the end of the previous and the start of the next notification. - If the observer takes longer than the interval period to handle the message, the subsequent notification will be delivered immediately after the - current one has been handled. In case you need to control the time between the end and the start of consecutive notifications, consider using the - operator instead. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a value after each period, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Period for producing the values in the resulting sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - is null. - - Intervals are measured between the start of subsequent notifications, not between the end of the previous and the start of the next notification. - If the observer takes longer than the interval period to handle the message, the subsequent notification will be delivered immediately after the - current one has been handled. In case you need to control the time between the end and the start of consecutive notifications, consider using the - operator instead. - - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to check for emptiness. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence is empty. - - is null. - - - - Correlates the elements of two sequences based on overlapping durations. - - The type of the elements in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by invoking the result selector function for source elements with overlapping duration. - The left observable sequence to join elements for. - The right observable sequence to join elements for. - A function to select the duration of each element of the left observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function to select the duration of each element of the right observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function invoked to compute a result element for any two overlapping elements of the left and right observable sequences. - An observable sequence that contains result elements computed from source elements that have an overlapping duration. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration returns the latest observed element in the source observable sequence. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence will never produce the same element repeatedly, and will block until the next element becomes available. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that returns the last sampled element upon each iteration and subsequently blocks until the next element in the observable source sequence becomes available. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents the total number of elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the number of elements in the input sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The number of elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents how many elements in the specified observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a number that represents how many elements in the input sequence satisfy the condition in the predicate function. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Materializes the implicit notifications of an observable sequence as explicit notification values. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get notification values for. - An observable sequence containing the materialized notification values from the source sequence. - - is null. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum element in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the maximum element of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum element in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the maximum element of. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum element in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the maximum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the maximum element in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the maximum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the maximum element in the source sequence. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the maximum key value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the maximum elements for. - Key selector function. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a maximum key value. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the maximum key value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the maximum elements for. - Key selector function. - Comparer used to compare key values. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a maximum key value. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Merges elements from two observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the given sequences. - - or is null. - - - - Merges elements from two observable sequences into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - Scheduler used to introduce concurrency for making subscriptions to the given sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the given sequences. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges elements from all of the specified observable sequences into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - or is null. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - is null. - - - - Merges elements from all inner observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the inner sequences. - - is null. - - - - Merges results from all source tasks into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the results produced by the source tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - The observable sequence that merges the results of the source tasks. - - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a merge operation using . - - - - Merges elements from all of the specified observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - is null. - - - - Merges elements from all inner observable sequences into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - Maximum number of inner observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the inner sequences. - - is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Maximum number of observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences, and using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Maximum number of observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - or is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - or is null. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum element in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum element in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum element in an observable sequence according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum element in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the minimum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the minimum element in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the minimum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the minimum element in the source sequence. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the minimum key value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the minimum elements for. - Key selector function. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a minimum key value. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the minimum key value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the minimum elements for. - Key selector function. - Comparer used to compare key values. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a minimum key value. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration returns the most recently observed element in the source observable sequence, using the specified initial value in case no element has been sampled yet. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence never block and can produce the same element repeatedly. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Initial value that will be yielded by the enumerable sequence if no element has been sampled yet. - The enumerable sequence that returns the last sampled element upon each iteration. - - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Multicasts the source sequence notifications through an instantiated subject into all uses of the sequence within a selector function. Each - subscription to the resulting sequence causes a separate multicast invocation, exposing the sequence resulting from the selector function's - invocation. For specializations with fixed subject types, see Publish, PublishLast, and Replay. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the intermediate subject. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence which will be multicasted in the specified selector function. - Factory function to create an intermediate subject through which the source sequence's elements will be multicast to the selector function. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence subject to the policies enforced by the created subject. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Returns a non-terminating observable sequence, which can be used to denote an infinite duration (e.g. when using reactive joins). - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers will never get called. - - - - Returns a non-terminating observable sequence, which can be used to denote an infinite duration (e.g. when using reactive joins). - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence whose observers will never get called. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration blocks until the next element in the source observable sequence becomes available. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence will block until the next element becomes available. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that blocks upon each iteration until the next element in the observable source sequence becomes available. - - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified synchronization context. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified synchronization context. - - or is null. - - This only invokes observer callbacks on a synchronization context. In case the subscription and/or unsubscription actions have side-effects - that require to be run on a synchronization context, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified scheduler. - - or is null. - - This only invokes observer callbacks on a scheduler. In case the subscription and/or unsubscription actions have side-effects - that require to be run on a scheduler, use . - - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on the specified type. - - The type to filter the elements in the source sequence on. - The observable sequence that contains the elements to be filtered. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence of type TResult. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates the second observable sequence to the first observable sequence upon successful or exceptional termination of the first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence whose exception (if any) is caught. - Second observable sequence used to produce results after the first sequence terminates. - An observable sequence that concatenates the first and second sequence, even if the first sequence terminates exceptionally. - - or is null. - - - - Concatenates all of the specified observable sequences, even if the previous observable sequence terminated exceptionally. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that concatenates the source sequences, even if a sequence terminates exceptionally. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence, even if the previous observable sequence terminated exceptionally. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that concatenates the source sequences, even if a sequence terminates exceptionally. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a regular . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence and starts with initialValue. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive immediately receive the initial value, followed by all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - Initial value received by observers upon subscription. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence containing only the last notification. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will only receive the last notification of the source. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - - Generates an observable sequence of integral numbers within a specified range. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The value of the first integer in the sequence. - The number of sequential integers to generate. - An observable sequence that contains a range of sequential integral numbers. - - is less than zero. -or- + - 1 is larger than . - - - - Generates an observable sequence of integral numbers within a specified range, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The value of the first integer in the sequence. - The number of sequential integers to generate. - Scheduler to run the generator loop on. - An observable sequence that contains a range of sequential integral numbers. - - is less than zero. -or- + - 1 is larger than . - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that stays connected to the source as long as there is at least one subscription to the observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Connectable observable sequence. - An observable sequence that stays connected to the source as long as there is at least one subscription to the observable sequence. - - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the element. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - - is less than zero. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the element. - Scheduler to run the producer loop on. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - - is less than zero. - - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Scheduler to run the producer loop on. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - is null. - - - - Repeats the observable sequence indefinitely. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat. - The observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly and sequentially. - - is null. - - - - Repeats the observable sequence a specified number of times. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the sequence. - The observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - is less than zero. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - is less than zero. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Repeats the source observable sequence until it successfully terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat until it successfully terminates. - An observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly until it terminates successfully. - - is null. - - - - Repeats the source observable sequence the specified number of times or until it successfully terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat until it successfully terminates. - Number of times to repeat the sequence. - An observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly until it terminates successfully. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains a single element. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be returned in the produced sequence. - Single element in the resulting observable sequence. - An observable sequence containing the single specified element. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains a single element, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be returned in the produced sequence. - Single element in the resulting observable sequence. - Scheduler to send the single element on. - An observable sequence containing the single specified element. - - is null. - - - - Samples the observable sequence at each interval. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Interval at which to sample. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will continuously sample the stream. - Sampled observable sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee all source sequence elements will be preserved. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the sampling action may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Samples the observable sequence at each interval, using the specified scheduler to run sampling timers. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Interval at which to sample. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will continuously sample the stream. - Scheduler to run the sampling timer on. - Sampled observable sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee all source sequence elements will be preserved. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the sampling action may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Samples the source observable sequence using a samper observable sequence producing sampling ticks. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sampling sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Sampling tick sequence. - Sampled observable sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence and returns each intermediate result. - For aggregation behavior with no intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to accumulate over. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing the accumulated values. - - or is null. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence and returns each intermediate result. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value. - For aggregation behavior with no intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to accumulate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing the accumulated values. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a new form. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by running the selector function for each element in the source sequence. - A sequence of elements to invoke a transform function on. - A transform function to apply to each source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the transform function on each element of source. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a new form by incorporating the element's index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by running the selector function for each element in the source sequence. - A sequence of elements to invoke a transform function on. - A transform function to apply to each source element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the transform function on each element of source. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate enumerable sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate enumerable sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element and the fourth parameter represents the index of the intermediate element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element and the fourth parameter represents the index of the intermediate element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of the source observable sequence to the other observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence and the elements in the result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - An observable sequence to project each element from the source sequence onto. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of projecting each source element onto the other sequence and merging all the resulting sequences together. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each notification of an observable sequence to an observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of notifications to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply when an error occurs in the source sequence. - A transform function to apply when the end of the source sequence is reached. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function corresponding to each notification in the input sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Projects each notification of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of notifications to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply when an error occurs in the source sequence. - A transform function to apply when the end of the source sequence is reached. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function corresponding to each notification in the input sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence and concatenates the resulting enumerable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner enumerable sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence by incorporating the element's index and concatenates the resulting enumerable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner enumerable sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task with cancellation support and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index with cancellation support and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task with cancellation support, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index with cancellation support, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Determines whether two sequences are equal by comparing the elements pairwise. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the default equality comparer for their type. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable and enumerable sequence are equal by comparing the elements pairwise. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the default equality comparer for their type. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether two sequences are equal by comparing the elements pairwise using a specified equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - Comparer used to compare elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the specified equality comparer. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable and enumerable sequence are equal by comparing the elements pairwise using a specified equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - Comparer used to compare elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the specified equality comparer. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, and reports an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence contains more than one element. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, and reports an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- More than one element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, or a default value if the observable sequence is empty; this method reports an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence contains more than one element. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that matches the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists; this method reports an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sequence contains more than one element that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - - - Bypasses a specified number of elements in an observable sequence and then returns the remaining elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to skip before returning the remaining elements. - An observable sequence that contains the elements that occur after the specified index in the input sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the start of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee no elements will be dropped from the start of the source sequence. - This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that causes callbacks from the source sequence to be forwarded - may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the start of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee no elements will be dropped from the start of the source sequence. - This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that causes callbacks from the source sequence to be forwarded - may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - - Bypasses a specified number of elements at the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to bypass at the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the source sequence elements except for the bypassed ones at the end. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store the first elements. As more elements are - received, elements are taken from the front of the queue and produced on the result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed. - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store elements received during the initial window. - As more elements are received, elements older than the specified are taken from the queue and produced on the - result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed with . - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store elements received during the initial window. - As more elements are received, elements older than the specified are taken from the queue and produced on the - result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed with . - - - - - Skips elements from the observable source sequence until the specified start time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Time to start taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, no elements will be skipped. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped until the specified start time. - - is null. - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - Skips elements from the observable source sequence until the specified start time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Time to start taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, no elements will be skipped. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped until the specified start time. - - or is null. - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - Returns the elements from the source observable sequence only after the other observable sequence produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence that indicates the end of skip behavior. - Source sequence to propagate elements for. - Observable sequence that triggers propagation of elements of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the elements of the source sequence starting from the point the other sequence triggered propagation. - - or is null. - - - - Bypasses elements in an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true and then returns the remaining elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence starting at the first element in the linear series that does not pass the test specified by predicate. - - or is null. - - - - Bypasses elements in an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true and then returns the remaining elements. - The element's index is used in the logic of the predicate function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence starting at the first element in the linear series that does not pass the test specified by predicate. - - or is null. - - - - Invokes the action asynchronously, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action to run asynchronously. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The action is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - - Invokes the action asynchronously on the specified scheduler, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action to run asynchronously. - Scheduler to run the action on. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - or is null. - - - - The action is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - - Invokes the specified function asynchronously, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to run asynchronously. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The function is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - - Invokes the specified function asynchronously on the specified scheduler, surfacing the result through an observable sequence - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to run asynchronously. - Scheduler to run the function on. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - or is null. - - - - The function is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to run. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to run. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Scheduler to emit the prepended values on. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - - or or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Scheduler to emit the prepended values on. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - - or or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - - or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified synchronization context. This operation is not commonly used; - see the remarks section for more information on the distinction between SubscribeOn and ObserveOn. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified synchronization context. - - or is null. - - This only performs the side-effects of subscription and unsubscription on the specified synchronization context. In order to invoke observer - callbacks on a synchronization context, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified scheduler. This operation is not commonly used; - see the remarks section for more information on the distinction between SubscribeOn and ObserveOn. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified scheduler. - - or is null. - - This only performs the side-effects of subscription and unsubscription on the specified scheduler. In order to invoke observer - callbacks on a scheduler, use . - - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Transforms an observable sequence of observable sequences into an observable sequence - producing values only from the most recent observable sequence. - Each time a new inner observable sequence is received, unsubscribe from the - previous inner observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - The observable sequence that at any point in time produces the elements of the most recent inner observable sequence that has been received. - - is null. - - - - Transforms an observable sequence of tasks into an observable sequence - producing values only from the most recent observable sequence. - Each time a new task is received, the previous task's result is ignored. - - The type of the results produced by the source tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - The observable sequence that at any point in time produces the result of the most recent task that has been received. - - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a switch operation using . - - - - Synchronizes the observable sequence such that observer notifications cannot be delivered concurrently. - This overload is useful to "fix" an observable sequence that exhibits concurrent callbacks on individual observers, which is invalid behavior for the query processor. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized. - - is null. - - It's invalid behavior - according to the observer grammar - for a sequence to exhibit concurrent callbacks on a given observer. - This operator can be used to "fix" a source that doesn't conform to this rule. - - - - - Synchronizes the observable sequence such that observer notifications cannot be delivered concurrently, using the specified gate object. - This overload is useful when writing n-ary query operators, in order to prevent concurrent callbacks from different sources by synchronizing on a common gate object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized on the given gate object. - - or is null. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the start of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to return. - An observable sequence that contains the specified number of elements from the start of the input sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the start of an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for the edge case of Take(0). - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to return. - Scheduler used to produce an OnCompleted message in case count is set to 0. - An observable sequence that contains the specified number of elements from the start of the input sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the start of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee an empty sequence will be returned. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that stops forwarding callbacks from the source sequence may not execute - immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the start of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee an empty sequence will be returned. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that stops forwarding callbacks from the source sequence may not execute - immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements elements. Upon completion of - the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the elements to be delayed. - - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to drain the queue. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - Scheduler used to drain the queue upon completion of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements elements. Upon completion of - the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the elements to be delayed. - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified schedulers to run timers and to drain the collected elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - Scheduler to drain the collected elements. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - or or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns a list with the specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements. Upon completion of the - source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Returns a list with the elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Returns a list with the elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration until the specified end time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Time to stop taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the result stream will complete immediately. - An observable sequence with the elements taken until the specified end time. - - is null. - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration until the specified end time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Time to stop taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the result stream will complete immediately. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken until the specified end time. - - or is null. - - - - Returns the elements from the source observable sequence until the other observable sequence produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence that indicates the end of take behavior. - Source sequence to propagate elements for. - Observable sequence that terminates propagation of elements of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the elements of the source sequence up to the point the other sequence interrupted further propagation. - - or is null. - - - - Returns elements from an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence that occur before the element at which the test no longer passes. - - or is null. - - - - Returns elements from an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true. - The element's index is used in the logic of the predicate function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence that occur before the element at which the test no longer passes. - - or is null. - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another element within a specified relative time duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Throttling duration for each element. - The throttled sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration specified in . If another - element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this whole - process. For streams that never have gaps larger than or equal to between elements, the resulting stream won't - produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the - Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing throttling timers to be scheduled - that are due immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee all elements will be retained in the result sequence. This is a side-effect of the - asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to forward the current element may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero - due time. In such cases, the next element may arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the throttling action. - - - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another element within a specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run throttling timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Throttling duration for each element. - Scheduler to run the throttle timers on. - The throttled sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration specified in . If another - element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this whole - process. For streams that never have gaps larger than or equal to between elements, the resulting stream won't - produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the - Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing throttling timers to be scheduled - that are due immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee all elements will be retained in the result sequence. This is a side-effect of the - asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to forward the current element may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero - due time. In such cases, the next element may arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the throttling action. - - - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another value within a computed throttle duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the throttle sequences selected for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the throttle duration for each given element. - The throttled sequence. - - or is null. - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration denoted by . - If another element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this - whole process. For streams where the duration computed by applying the to each element overlaps with - the occurrence of the successor element, the resulting stream won't produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst - guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnError message. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Scheduler to send the exceptional termination call on. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnError message. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Scheduler to send the exceptional termination call on. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - - is null. - - - - Records the time interval between consecutive elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to record time intervals for. - An observable sequence with time interval information on elements. - - is null. - - - - Records the time interval between consecutive elements in an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to compute time intervals. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to record time intervals for. - Scheduler used to compute time intervals. - An observable sequence with time interval information on elements. - - or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) If the sequence hasn't terminated before . - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or or is null. - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) If the sequence hasn't terminated before . - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - (Asynchronous) If no element is produced within from the previous element. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - (Asynchronous) If no element is produced within from the previous element. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an initial timeout duration for the first element, and a timeout duration computed for each subsequent element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Observable sequence that represents the timeout for the first element. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - or or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an initial timeout duration for the first element, and a timeout duration computed for each subsequent element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Observable sequence that represents the timeout for the first element. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or or or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on a timeout duration computed for each element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on a timeout duration computed for each element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value at the specified absolute due time. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Absolute time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value starting at the specified initial absolute due time. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Absolute time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value starting at the specified initial absolute due time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Absolute time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run timers on. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value at the specified absolute due time, using the specified scheduler to run the timer. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Absolute time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value after the specified relative due time has elapsed. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Relative time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after the due time has elapsed. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value after the specified initial relative due time has elapsed. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Relative time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after due time has elapsed and then after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value after the specified initial relative due time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Relative time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run timers on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after due time has elapsed and then each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value after the specified relative due time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run the timer. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Relative time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after the due time has elapsed. - - is null. - - - - Timestamps each element in an observable sequence using the local system clock. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to timestamp elements for. - An observable sequence with timestamp information on elements. - - is null. - - - - Timestamp each element in an observable sequence using the clock of the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to timestamp elements for. - Scheduler used to compute timestamps. - An observable sequence with timestamp information on elements. - - or is null. - - - - Creates an array from an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The source observable sequence to get an array of elements for. - An observable sequence containing a single element with an array containing all the elements of the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and a comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, a comparer, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - - or or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Converts an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to convert to an enumerable sequence. - The enumerable sequence containing the elements in the observable sequence. - - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Creates a list from an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The source observable sequence to get a list of elements for. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a list containing all the elements of the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and a comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, a comparer, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - - or or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - - is null. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run the enumeration loop. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the input sequence on. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Constructs an observable sequence that depends on a resource object, whose lifetime is tied to the resulting observable sequence's lifetime. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - The type of the resource used during the generation of the resulting sequence. Needs to implement . - Factory function to obtain a resource object. - Factory function to obtain an observable sequence that depends on the obtained resource. - An observable sequence whose lifetime controls the lifetime of the dependent resource object. - - or is null. - - - - Constructs an observable sequence that depends on a resource object, whose lifetime is tied to the resulting observable sequence's lifetime. The resource is obtained and used through asynchronous methods. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous methods is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation at any stage of the resource acquisition or usage. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - The type of the resource used during the generation of the resulting sequence. Needs to implement . - Asynchronous factory function to obtain a resource object. - Asynchronous factory function to obtain an observable sequence that depends on the obtained resource. - An observable sequence whose lifetime controls the lifetime of the dependent resource object. - - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous resource factory and observable factory functions will be signaled. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on a predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to filter. - A function to test each source element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence that satisfy the condition. - - or is null. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on a predicate by incorporating the element's index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to filter. - A function to test each source element for a conditio; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence that satisfy the condition. - - or is null. - - - - Repeats the given as long as the specified holds, where the is evaluated before each repeated is subscribed to. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source to repeat as long as the function evaluates to true. - Condition that will be evaluated before subscription to the , to determine whether repetition of the source is required. - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sequence as long as the holds. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - An observable sequence of windows. - - is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Number of elements to skip between creation of consecutive windows. - An observable sequence of windows. - - is null. - - or is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - The sequence of windows. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a window that is completed when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - An observable sequence of windows. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a window that is completed when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Interval between creation of consecutive windows. - An observable sequence of windows. - - is null. - - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows with minimum duration - length. However, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all windows will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Interval between creation of consecutive windows. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows with minimum duration - length. However, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all windows will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window boundary events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Sequence of window boundary markers. The current window is closed and a new window is opened upon receiving a boundary marker. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window closing events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - A function invoked to define the boundaries of the produced windows. A new window is started when the previous one is closed. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequence indicating window opening events, also passed to the closing selector to obtain a sequence of window closing events. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window closing events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Observable sequence whose elements denote the creation of new windows. - A function invoked to define the closing of each produced window. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by combining each element from the first source with the latest element from the second source, if any. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke for each element from the first source combined with the latest element from the second source, if any. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining each element of the first source with the latest element from the second source, if any, using the specified result selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the elements of the observable sequences at corresponding indexes. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of elements at corresponding indexes. - - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the elements of the observable sequences at corresponding indexes. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of elements at corresponding indexes. - - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sources. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by combining their elements in a pairwise fashion. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke for each consecutive pair of elements from the first and second source. - An observable sequence containing the result of pairwise combining the elements of the first and second source using the specified result selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges an observable sequence and an enumerable sequence into one observable sequence by using the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the first observable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second enumerable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second enumerable source. - Function to invoke for each consecutive pair of elements from the first and second source. - An observable sequence containing the result of pairwise combining the elements of the first and second source using the specified result selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - 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The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - 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The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - 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Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. 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Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when both observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the left sequence. - The type of the elements in the right sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the right sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the left sequence. - Pattern object that matches when both observable sequences have an available element. - or is null. - - - - Matches when the observable sequence has an available element and projects the element by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sequence to apply the selector on. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequence. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - 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- The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Iterator method that produces elements in the resulting sequence by calling the given observer. - An observable sequence obtained by running the iterator and returning the elements that were sent to the observer. - is null. - - - - Subscribes to each observable sequence returned by the iteratorMethod in sequence and produces a Unit value on the resulting sequence for each step of the iteration. - - Iterator method that drives the resulting observable sequence. - An observable sequence obtained by running the iterator and returning Unit values for each iteration step. - is null. - - - - Expands an observable sequence by recursively invoking selector, using the specified scheduler to enumerate the queue of obtained sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and each of the recursively expanded sources obtained by running the selector function. - Source sequence with the initial elements. - Selector function to invoke for each produced element, resulting in another sequence to which the selector will be invoked recursively again. - Scheduler on which to perform the expansion by enumerating the internal queue of obtained sequences. - An observable sequence containing all the elements produced by the recursive expansion. - or or is null. - - - - Expands an observable sequence by recursively invoking selector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and each of the recursively expanded sources obtained by running the selector function. - Source sequence with the initial elements. - Selector function to invoke for each produced element, resulting in another sequence to which the selector will be invoked recursively again. - An observable sequence containing all the elements produced by the recursive expansion. - or is null. - - - - Runs two observable sequences in parallel and combines their last elemenets. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - Result selector function to invoke with the last elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence with the result of calling the selector function with the last elements of both input sequences. - or or is null. - - - - Runs all specified observable sequences in parallel and collects their last elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence to collect the last elements for. - An observable sequence with an array collecting the last elements of all the input sequences. - is null. - - - - Runs all observable sequences in the enumerable sources sequence in parallel and collect their last elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence to collect the last elements for. - An observable sequence with an array collecting the last elements of all the input sequences. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on the source sequence, without sharing subscriptions. - This operator allows for a fluent style of writing queries that use the same sequence multiple times. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence that will be shared in the selector function. - Selector function which can use the source sequence as many times as needed, without sharing subscriptions to the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - Comonadic bind operator. - - - - - Comonadic bind operator. - - - - - Immediately subscribes to source and retains the elements in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Object that's both an observable sequence and a list which can be used to access the source sequence's elements. - is null. - - - - Provides a set of static methods for writing queries over observable sequences, allowing translation to a target query language. - - - - - Subscribes to each observable sequence returned by the iteratorMethod in sequence and produces a Unit value on the resulting sequence for each step of the iteration. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Iterator method that drives the resulting observable sequence. - An observable sequence obtained by running the iterator and returning Unit values for each iteration step. - - is null. - - - - Subscribes to each observable sequence returned by the iteratorMethod in sequence and returns the observable sequence of values sent to the observer given to the iteratorMethod. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Iterator method that produces elements in the resulting sequence by calling the given observer. - An observable sequence obtained by running the iterator and returning the elements that were sent to the observer. - - is null. - - - - Expands an observable sequence by recursively invoking selector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and each of the recursively expanded sources obtained by running the selector function. - Source sequence with the initial elements. - Selector function to invoke for each produced element, resulting in another sequence to which the selector will be invoked recursively again. - An observable sequence containing all the elements produced by the recursive expansion. - - or is null. - - - - Expands an observable sequence by recursively invoking selector, using the specified scheduler to enumerate the queue of obtained sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and each of the recursively expanded sources obtained by running the selector function. - Source sequence with the initial elements. - Selector function to invoke for each produced element, resulting in another sequence to which the selector will be invoked recursively again. - Scheduler on which to perform the expansion by enumerating the internal queue of obtained sequences. - An observable sequence containing all the elements produced by the recursive expansion. - - or or is null. - - - - Runs all specified observable sequences in parallel and collects their last elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence to collect the last elements for. - An observable sequence with an array collecting the last elements of all the input sequences. - - is null. - - - - Runs all observable sequences in the enumerable sources sequence in parallel and collect their last elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence to collect the last elements for. - An observable sequence with an array collecting the last elements of all the input sequences. - - is null. - - - - Runs two observable sequences in parallel and combines their last elemenets. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - Result selector function to invoke with the last elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence with the result of calling the selector function with the last elements of both input sequences. - - or or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on the source sequence, without sharing subscriptions. - This operator allows for a fluent style of writing queries that use the same sequence multiple times. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence that will be shared in the selector function. - Selector function which can use the source sequence as many times as needed, without sharing subscriptions to the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - Comonadic bind operator. - - - - - Comonadic bind operator. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Implement query debugger services. - - - - - The System.Reactive.Linq namespace contains interfaces and classes that support expressing queries over observable sequences, using Language Integrated Query (LINQ). - Query operators are made available as extension methods for and defined on the Observable and Qbservable classes, respectively. - - - - - Base class for implementation of query operators, providing a lightweight sink that can be disposed to mute the outgoing observer. - - Type of the resulting sequence's elements. - Implementations of sinks are responsible to enforce the message grammar on the associated observer. Upon sending a terminal message, a pairing Dispose call should be made to trigger cancellation of related resources and to mute the outgoing observer. - - - - Provides a mechanism for receiving push-based notifications and returning a response. - - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - This type parameter is contravariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is less derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - The type of the result returned from the observer's notification handlers. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Notifies the observer of a new element in the sequence. - - The new element in the sequence. - Result returned upon observation of a new element. - - - - Notifies the observer that an exception has occurred. - - The exception that occurred. - Result returned upon observation of an error. - - - - Notifies the observer of the end of the sequence. - - Result returned upon observation of the sequence completion. - - - - Abstract base class for join patterns. - - - - - Represents a join pattern over one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over two observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all three observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the third observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the two previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over three observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all four observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fourth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the three previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over four observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all five observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fifth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the four previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over five observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all six observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the sixth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the five previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over six observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all seven observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the seventh observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the six previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over seven observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all eight observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the eighth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the seven previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over eight observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all nine observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the ninth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the eight previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over nine observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all ten observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the tenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the nine previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over ten observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all eleven observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the eleventh observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the ten previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over eleven observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all twelve observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the twelfth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the eleven previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over twelve observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all thirteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the thirteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the twelve previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over thirteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all fourteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fourteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the thirteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over fourteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all fifteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fifteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the fourteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over fifteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all sixteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the sixteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the fifteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over sixteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents an execution plan for join patterns. - - The type of the results produced by the plan. - - - - Abstract base class for join patterns represented by an expression tree. - - - - - Creates a new join pattern object using the specified expression tree represention. - - Expression tree representing the join pattern. - - - - Gets the expression tree representing the join pattern. - - - - - Represents a join pattern over two observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all three observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the third observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the two previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over three observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all four observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fourth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the three previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over four observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all five observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fifth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the four previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over five observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all six observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the sixth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the five previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over six observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all seven observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the seventh observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the six previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over seven observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all eight observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the eighth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the seven previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over eight observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all nine observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the ninth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the eight previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over nine observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all ten observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the tenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the nine previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over ten observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all eleven observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the eleventh observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the ten previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over eleven observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all twelve observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the twelfth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the eleven previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over twelve observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all thirteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the thirteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the twelve previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over thirteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all fourteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fourteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the thirteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over fourteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all fifteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fifteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the fourteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over fifteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all sixteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the sixteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the fifteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over sixteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents an execution plan for join patterns represented by an expression tree. - - The type of the results produced by the plan. - - - - Gets the expression tree representing the join pattern execution plan. - - - - - The System.Reactive.Joins namespace contains classes used to express join patterns over observable sequences using fluent method syntax. - - - - - Represents an object that retains the elements of the observable sequence and signals the end of the sequence. - - The type of elements received from the source sequence. - - - - Constructs an object that retains the values of source and signals the end of the sequence. - - The observable sequence whose elements will be retained in the list. - is null. - - - - Returns the last value of the observable sequence. - - - - - Determines the index of a specific item in the ListObservable. - - The element to determine the index for. - The index of the specified item in the list; -1 if not found. - - - - Inserts an item to the ListObservable at the specified index. - - The index to insert the item at. - The item to insert in the list. - - - - Removes the ListObservable item at the specified index. - - The index of the item to remove. - - - - Gets or sets the element at the specified index. - - The index of the item to retrieve or set. - - - - Adds an item to the ListObservable. - - The item to add to the list. - - - - Removes all items from the ListObservable. - - - - - Determines whether the ListObservable contains a specific value. - - The item to search for in the list. - true if found; false otherwise. - - - - Copies the elements of the ListObservable to an System.Array, starting at a particular System.Array index. - - The array to copy elements to. - The start index in the array to start copying elements to. - - - - Gets the number of elements contained in the ListObservable. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the ListObservable is read-only. - - - - - Removes the first occurrence of a specific object from the ListObservable. - - The item to remove from the list. - true if the item was found; false otherwise. - - - - Returns an enumerator that iterates through the collection. - - Enumerator over the list. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the ListObservable which will be notified upon completion. - - The observer to send completion or error messages to. - The disposable resource that can be used to unsubscribe. - is null. - - - - The System.Reactive namespace contains interfaces and classes used throughout the Reactive Extensions library. - - - - - The System.Reactive.Subjects namespace contains interfaces and classes to represent subjects, which are objects implementing both and . - Subjects are often used as sources of events, allowing one party to raise events and allowing another party to write queries over the event stream. Because of their ability to - have multiple registered observers, subjects are also used as a facility to provide multicast behavior for event streams in queries. - - - - - Represents the result of an asynchronous operation. - The last value before the OnCompleted notification, or the error received through OnError, is sent to all subscribed observers. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Creates a subject that can only receive one value and that value is cached for all future observations. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the end of the sequence, also causing the last received value to be sent out (if any). - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the exception. - - The exception to send to all observers. - is null. - - - - Sends a value to the subject. The last value received before successful termination will be sent to all subscribed and future observers. - - The value to store in the subject. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Unsubscribe all observers and release resources. - - - - - Gets an awaitable object for the current AsyncSubject. - - Object that can be awaited. - - - - Specifies a callback action that will be invoked when the subject completes. - - Callback action that will be invoked when the subject completes. - is null. - - - - Gets whether the AsyncSubject has completed. - - - - - Gets the last element of the subject, potentially blocking until the subject completes successfully or exceptionally. - - The last element of the subject. Throws an InvalidOperationException if no element was received. - The source sequence is empty. - - - - Represents a value that changes over time. - Observers can subscribe to the subject to receive the last (or initial) value and all subsequent notifications. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class which creates a subject that caches its last value and starts with the specified value. - - Initial value sent to observers when no other value has been received by the subject yet. - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Gets the current value or throws an exception. - - The initial value passed to the constructor until is called; after which, the last value passed to . - - is frozen after is called. - After is called, always throws the specified exception. - An exception is always thrown after is called. - - Reading is a thread-safe operation, though there's a potential race condition when or are being invoked concurrently. - In some cases, it may be necessary for a caller to use external synchronization to avoid race conditions. - - - Dispose was called. - - - - Tries to get the current value or throws an exception. - - The initial value passed to the constructor until is called; after which, the last value passed to . - true if a value is available; false if the subject was disposed. - - The value returned from is frozen after is called. - After is called, always throws the specified exception. - - Calling is a thread-safe operation, though there's a potential race condition when or are being invoked concurrently. - In some cases, it may be necessary for a caller to use external synchronization to avoid race conditions. - - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the end of the sequence. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the exception. - - The exception to send to all observers. - is null. - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the arrival of the specified element in the sequence. - - The value to send to all observers. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Unsubscribe all observers and release resources. - - - - - Represents an observable wrapper that can be connected and disconnected from its underlying observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the resulting sequence, after transformation through the subject. - - - - Creates an observable that can be connected and disconnected from its source. - - Underlying observable source sequence that can be connected and disconnected from the wrapper. - Subject exposed by the connectable observable, receiving data from the underlying source sequence upon connection. - - - - Connects the observable wrapper to its source. All subscribed observers will receive values from the underlying observable sequence as long as the connection is established. - - Disposable object used to disconnect the observable wrapper from its source, causing subscribed observer to stop receiving values from the underlying observable sequence. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the observable sequence. No values from the underlying observable source will be received unless a connection was established through the Connect method. - - Observer that will receive values from the underlying observable source when the current ConnectableObservable instance is connected through a call to Connect. - Disposable used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - - - - Represents an observable wrapper that can be connected and disconnected from its underlying observable sequence. - - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Connects the observable wrapper to its source. All subscribed observers will receive values from the underlying observable sequence as long as the connection is established. - - Disposable used to disconnect the observable wrapper from its source, causing subscribed observer to stop receiving values from the underlying observable sequence. - - - - Represents an object that is both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Represents an object that is both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - - - The type of the elements received by the subject. - This type parameter is contravariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is less derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - The type of the elements produced by the subject. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Represents an object that is both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - Each notification is broadcasted to all subscribed and future observers, subject to buffer trimming policies. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Underlying optimized implementation of the replay subject. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified scheduler. - - Scheduler the observers are invoked on. - is null. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified buffer size. - - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - is less than zero. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified buffer size and scheduler. - - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Scheduler the observers are invoked on. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified window. - - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - is less than . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified window and scheduler. - - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler the observers are invoked on. - is null. - is less than . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified buffer size and window. - - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - is less than zero. -or- is less than . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified buffer size, window and scheduler. - - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler the observers are invoked on. - is less than zero. -or- is less than . - is null. - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed and future observers about the arrival of the specified element in the sequence. - - The value to send to all observers. - - - - Notifies all subscribed and future observers about the specified exception. - - The exception to send to all observers. - is null. - - - - Notifies all subscribed and future observers about the end of the sequence. - - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Releases all resources used by the current instance of the class and unsubscribe all observers. - - - - - Original implementation of the ReplaySubject with time based operations (Scheduling, Stopwatch, buffer-by-time). - - - - - Specialized scheduled observer similar to a scheduled observer for the immediate scheduler. - - Type of the elements processed by the observer. - - - - Gate to control ownership transfer and protect data structures. - - - - - Observer to forward notifications to. - - - - - Queue to enqueue OnNext notifications into. - - - - - Standby queue to swap out for _queue when transferring ownership. This allows to reuse - queues in case of busy subjects where the initial replay doesn't suffice to catch up. - - - - - Exception passed to an OnError notification, if any. - - - - - Indicates whether an OnCompleted notification was received. - - - - - Indicates whether the observer is busy, i.e. some thread is actively draining the - notifications that were queued up. - - - - - Indicates whether a failure occurred when the owner was draining the queue. This will - prevent future work to be processed. - - - - - Creates a new scheduled observer that proxies to the specified observer. - - Observer to forward notifications to. - - - - Disposes the observer. - - - - - Notifies the observer of pending work. This will either cause the current owner to - process the newly enqueued notifications, or it will cause the calling thread to - become the owner and start processing the notification queue. - - - - - Notifies the observer of pending work. This will either cause the current owner to - process the newly enqueued notifications, or it will cause the calling thread to - become the owner and start processing the notification queue. - - The number of enqueued notifications to process (ignored). - - - - Enqueues an OnCompleted notification. - - - - - Enqueues an OnError notification. - - Error of the notification. - - - - Enqueues an OnNext notification. - - Value of the notification. - - - - Terminates the observer upon receiving terminal notifications, thus preventing - future notifications to go out. - - Observer to send terminal notifications to. - - - - Represents an object that is both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - Each notification is broadcasted to all subscribed observers. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Creates a subject. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the end of the sequence. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the specified exception. - - The exception to send to all currently subscribed observers. - is null. - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the arrival of the specified element in the sequence. - - The value to send to all currently subscribed observers. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Releases all resources used by the current instance of the class and unsubscribes all observers. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for creating subjects. - - - - - Creates a subject from the specified observer and observable. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - The type of the elements produced by the observable sequence. - The observer used to send messages to the subject. - The observable used to subscribe to messages sent from the subject. - Subject implemented using the given observer and observable. - or is null. - - - - Creates a subject from the specified observer and observable. - - The type of the elements received by the observer and produced by the observable sequence. - The observer used to send messages to the subject. - The observable used to subscribe to messages sent from the subject. - Subject implemented using the given observer and observable. - or is null. - - - - Synchronizes the messages sent to the subject. - - The type of the elements received by the subject. - The type of the elements produced by the subject. - The subject to synchronize. - Subject whose messages are synchronized. - is null. - - - - Synchronizes the messages sent to the subject. - - The type of the elements received and produced by the subject. - The subject to synchronize. - Subject whose messages are synchronized. - is null. - - - - Synchronizes the messages sent to the subject and notifies observers on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements received by the subject. - The type of the elements produced by the subject. - The subject to synchronize. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - Subject whose messages are synchronized and whose observers are notified on the given scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Synchronizes the messages sent to the subject and notifies observers on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements received and produced by the subject. - The subject to synchronize. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - Subject whose messages are synchronized and whose observers are notified on the given scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Base class for objects that are both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Releases all resources used by the current instance of the subject and unsubscribes all observers. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the end of the sequence. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the specified exception. - - The exception to send to all currently subscribed observers. - is null. - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the arrival of the specified element in the sequence. - - The value to send to all currently subscribed observers. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Indicates the type of a notification. - - - - - Represents an OnNext notification. - - - - - Represents an OnError notification. - - - - - Represents an OnCompleted notification. - - - - - Represents a notification to an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - - - - Default constructor used by derived types. - - - - - Returns the value of an OnNext notification or throws an exception. - - - - - Returns a value that indicates whether the notification has a value. - - - - - Returns the exception of an OnError notification or returns null. - - - - - Gets the kind of notification that is represented. - - - - - Represents an OnNext notification to an observer. - - - - - Constructs a notification of a new value. - - - - - Returns the value of an OnNext notification. - - - - - Returns null. - - - - - Returns true. - - - - - Returns . - - - - - Returns the hash code for this instance. - - - - - Indicates whether this instance and a specified object are equal. - - - - - Returns a string representation of this instance. - - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Represents an OnError notification to an observer. - - - - - Constructs a notification of an exception. - - - - - Throws the exception. - - - - - Returns the exception. - - - - - Returns false. - - - - - Returns . - - - - - Returns the hash code for this instance. - - - - - Indicates whether this instance and other are equal. - - - - - Returns a string representation of this instance. - - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Represents an OnCompleted notification to an observer. - - - - - Constructs a notification of the end of a sequence. - - - - - Throws an . - - - - - Returns null. - - - - - Returns false. - - - - - Returns . - - - - - Returns the hash code for this instance. - - - - - Indicates whether this instance and other are equal. - - - - - Returns a string representation of this instance. - - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Determines whether the current object has the same observer message payload as a specified value. - - An object to compare to the current object. - true if both objects have the same observer message payload; otherwise, false. - - Equality of objects is based on the equality of the observer message payload they represent, including the notification Kind and the Value or Exception (if any). - This means two objects can be equal even though they don't represent the same observer method call, but have the same Kind and have equal parameters passed to the observer method. - In case one wants to determine whether two objects represent the same observer method call, use Object.ReferenceEquals identity equality instead. - - - - - Determines whether the two specified objects have the same observer message payload. - - The first to compare, or null. - The second to compare, or null. - true if the first value has the same observer message payload as the second value; otherwise, false. - - Equality of objects is based on the equality of the observer message payload they represent, including the notification Kind and the Value or Exception (if any). - This means two objects can be equal even though they don't represent the same observer method call, but have the same Kind and have equal parameters passed to the observer method. - In case one wants to determine whether two objects represent the same observer method call, use Object.ReferenceEquals identity equality instead. - - - - - Determines whether the two specified objects have a different observer message payload. - - The first to compare, or null. - The second to compare, or null. - true if the first value has a different observer message payload as the second value; otherwise, false. - - Equality of objects is based on the equality of the observer message payload they represent, including the notification Kind and the Value or Exception (if any). - This means two objects can be equal even though they don't represent the same observer method call, but have the same Kind and have equal parameters passed to the observer method. - In case one wants to determine whether two objects represent a different observer method call, use Object.ReferenceEquals identity equality instead. - - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current ; otherwise, false. - - Equality of objects is based on the equality of the observer message payload they represent, including the notification Kind and the Value or Exception (if any). - This means two objects can be equal even though they don't represent the same observer method call, but have the same Kind and have equal parameters passed to the observer method. - In case one wants to determine whether two objects represent the same observer method call, use Object.ReferenceEquals identity equality instead. - - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - The type of the result returned from the observer's notification handlers. - Observer to invoke the notification on. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - The type of the result returned from the notification handler delegates. - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Returns an observable sequence with a single notification, using the immediate scheduler. - - The observable sequence that surfaces the behavior of the notification upon subscription. - - - - Returns an observable sequence with a single notification. - - Scheduler to send out the notification calls on. - The observable sequence that surfaces the behavior of the notification upon subscription. - - - - Provides a set of static methods for constructing notifications. - - - - - Creates an object that represents an OnNext notification to an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. Upon dematerialization of the notifications into an observable sequence, this type is used as the element type for the sequence. - The value contained in the notification. - The OnNext notification containing the value. - - - - Creates an object that represents an OnError notification to an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. Upon dematerialization of the notifications into an observable sequence, this type is used as the element type for the sequence. - The exception contained in the notification. - The OnError notification containing the exception. - is null. - - - - Creates an object that represents an OnCompleted notification to an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. Upon dematerialization of the notifications into an observable sequence, this type is used as the element type for the sequence. - The OnCompleted notification. - - - - Abstract base class for implementations of the interface. - - - If you don't need a named type to create an observable sequence (i.e. you rather need - an instance rather than a reusable type), use the Observable.Create method to create - an observable sequence with specified subscription behavior. - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Subscribes the given observer to the observable sequence. - - Observer that will receive notifications from the observable sequence. - Disposable object representing an observer's subscription to the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Implement this method with the core subscription logic for the observable sequence. - - Observer to send notifications to. - Disposable object representing an observer's subscription to the observable sequence. - - - - Provides a set of static methods for creating observers. - - - - - Creates an observer from a notification callback. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Action that handles a notification. - The observer object that invokes the specified handler using a notification corresponding to each message it receives. - is null. - - - - Creates a notification callback from an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer object. - The action that forwards its input notification to the underlying observer. - is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified OnNext action. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer's OnNext action implementation. - The observer object implemented using the given actions. - is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified OnNext and OnError actions. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer's OnNext action implementation. - Observer's OnError action implementation. - The observer object implemented using the given actions. - or is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified OnNext and OnCompleted actions. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer's OnNext action implementation. - Observer's OnCompleted action implementation. - The observer object implemented using the given actions. - or is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified OnNext, OnError, and OnCompleted actions. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer's OnNext action implementation. - Observer's OnError action implementation. - Observer's OnCompleted action implementation. - The observer object implemented using the given actions. - or or is null. - - - - Hides the identity of an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - An observer whose identity to hide. - An observer that hides the identity of the specified observer. - is null. - - - - Checks access to the observer for grammar violations. This includes checking for multiple OnError or OnCompleted calls, as well as reentrancy in any of the observer methods. - If a violation is detected, an InvalidOperationException is thrown from the offending observer method call. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callback invocations should be checked for grammar violations. - An observer that checks callbacks invocations against the observer grammar and, if the checks pass, forwards those to the specified observer. - is null. - - - - Synchronizes access to the observer such that its callback methods cannot be called concurrently from multiple threads. This overload is useful when coordinating access to an observer. - Notice reentrant observer callbacks on the same thread are still possible. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callbacks should be synchronized. - An observer that delivers callbacks to the specified observer in a synchronized manner. - is null. - - Because a Monitor is used to perform the synchronization, there's no protection against reentrancy from the same thread. - Hence, overlapped observer callbacks are still possible, which is invalid behavior according to the observer grammar. In order to protect against this behavior as - well, use the overload, passing true for the second parameter. - - - - - Synchronizes access to the observer such that its callback methods cannot be called concurrently. This overload is useful when coordinating access to an observer. - The parameter configures the type of lock used for synchronization. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callbacks should be synchronized. - If set to true, reentrant observer callbacks will be queued up and get delivered to the observer in a sequential manner. - An observer that delivers callbacks to the specified observer in a synchronized manner. - is null. - - When the parameter is set to false, behavior is identical to the overload which uses - a Monitor for synchronization. When the parameter is set to true, an - is used to queue up callbacks to the specified observer if a reentrant call is made. - - - - - Synchronizes access to the observer such that its callback methods cannot be called concurrently by multiple threads, using the specified gate object for use by a Monitor-based lock. - This overload is useful when coordinating multiple observers that access shared state by synchronizing on a common gate object. - Notice reentrant observer callbacks on the same thread are still possible. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callbacks should be synchronized. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - An observer that delivers callbacks to the specified observer in a synchronized manner. - or is null. - - Because a Monitor is used to perform the synchronization, there's no protection against reentrancy from the same thread. - Hence, overlapped observer callbacks are still possible, which is invalid behavior according to the observer grammar. In order to protect against this behavior as - well, use the overload. - - - - - Synchronizes access to the observer such that its callback methods cannot be called concurrently, using the specified asynchronous lock to protect against concurrent and reentrant access. - This overload is useful when coordinating multiple observers that access shared state by synchronizing on a common asynchronous lock. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callbacks should be synchronized. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - An observer that delivers callbacks to the specified observer in a synchronized manner. - or is null. - - - - Schedules the invocation of observer methods on the given scheduler. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer to schedule messages for. - Scheduler to schedule observer messages on. - Observer whose messages are scheduled on the given scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Schedules the invocation of observer methods on the given synchonization context. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer to schedule messages for. - Synchonization context to schedule observer messages on. - Observer whose messages are scheduled on the given synchonization context. - or is null. - - - - Converts an observer to a progress object. - - The type of the progress objects received by the source observer. - The observer to convert. - Progress object whose Report messages correspond to the observer's OnNext messages. - is null. - - - - Converts an observer to a progress object, using the specified scheduler to invoke the progress reporting method. - - The type of the progress objects received by the source observer. - The observer to convert. - Scheduler to report progress on. - Progress object whose Report messages correspond to the observer's OnNext messages. - or is null. - - - - Converts a progress object to an observer. - - The type of the progress objects received by the progress reporter. - The progress object to convert. - Observer whose OnNext messages correspond to the progress object's Report messages. - is null. - - - - Abstract base class for implementations of the interface. - - This base class enforces the grammar of observers where and are terminal messages. - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Creates a new observer in a non-stopped state. - - - - - Notifies the observer of a new element in the sequence. - - Next element in the sequence. - - - - Implement this method to react to the receival of a new element in the sequence. - - Next element in the sequence. - This method only gets called when the observer hasn't stopped yet. - - - - Notifies the observer that an exception has occurred. - - The error that has occurred. - is null. - - - - Implement this method to react to the occurrence of an exception. - - The error that has occurred. - This method only gets called when the observer hasn't stopped yet, and causes the observer to stop. - - - - Notifies the observer of the end of the sequence. - - - - - Implement this method to react to the end of the sequence. - - This method only gets called when the observer hasn't stopped yet, and causes the observer to stop. - - - - Disposes the observer, causing it to transition to the stopped state. - - - - - Core implementation of . - - true if the Dispose call was triggered by the method; false if it was triggered by the finalizer. - - - - A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc. - - - - - Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class. - - - - - Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all - resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Using the Scheduler.{0} property is no longer supported due to refactoring of the API surface and elimination of platform-specific dependencies. Please include System.Reactive.PlatformServices for your target platform and use the {0}Scheduler type instead. If you're building a Windows Store app, notice some schedulers are no longer supported. Consider using Scheduler.Default instead.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to OnCompleted notification doesn't have a value.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Disposable has already been assigned.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Disposables collection can not contain null values.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Failed to start monitoring system clock changes.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Heap is empty.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Observer has already terminated.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Reentrancy has been detected.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to This scheduler operation has already been awaited.. - - - - - A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc. - - - - - Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class. - - - - - Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all - resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to {0} cannot be called when the scheduler is already running. Try using Sleep instead.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Could not find event '{0}' on object of type '{1}'.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Could not find event '{0}' on type '{1}'.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Add method should take 1 parameter.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The second parameter of the event delegate must be assignable to '{0}'.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Event is missing the add method.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Event is missing the remove method.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The event delegate must have a void return type.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The event delegate must have exactly two parameters.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Remove method should take 1 parameter.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The first parameter of the event delegate must be assignable to '{0}'.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Remove method of a WinRT event should take an EventRegistrationToken.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Sequence contains more than one element.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Sequence contains more than one matching element.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Sequence contains no elements.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Sequence contains no matching element.. - - - - - A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc. - - - - - Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class. - - - - - Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all - resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The WinRT thread pool doesn't support creating periodic timers with a period below 1 millisecond.. - - - - - A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc. - - - - - Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class. - - - - - Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all - resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Expected Qbservable.ToQueryable.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Invalid expression tree type.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to There is no method '{0}' on type '{1}' that matches the specified arguments.. - - - - - Extension of the interface compatible with async method return types. - - - This class implements a "task-like" type that can be used as the return type of an asynchronous - method in C# 7.0 and beyond. For example: - - async ITaskObservable<int> RxAsync() - { - var res = await Observable.Return(21).Delay(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1)); - return res * 2; - } - - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Gets an awaiter that can be used to await the eventual completion of the observable sequence. - - An awaiter that can be used to await the eventual completion of the observable sequence. - - - - Interface representing an awaiter for an . - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Gets a Boolean indicating whether the observable sequence has completed. - - - - - Gets the result produced by the observable sequence. - - The result produced by the observable sequence. - - - - The System.Reactive.Threading.Tasks namespace contains helpers for the conversion between tasks and observable sequences. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for converting tasks to observable sequences. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that signals when the task completes. - - Task to convert to an observable sequence. - An observable sequence that produces a unit value when the task completes, or propagates the exception produced by the task. - is null. - If the specified task object supports cancellation, consider using instead. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that signals when the task completes. - - Task to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler on which to notify observers about completion, cancellation or failure. - An observable sequence that produces a unit value when the task completes, or propagates the exception produced by the task. - is null or is null. - If the specified task object supports cancellation, consider using instead. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that propagates the result of the task. - - The type of the result produced by the task. - Task to convert to an observable sequence. - An observable sequence that produces the task's result, or propagates the exception produced by the task. - is null. - If the specified task object supports cancellation, consider using instead. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that propagates the result of the task. - - The type of the result produced by the task. - Task to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler on which to notify observers about completion, cancellation or failure. - An observable sequence that produces the task's result, or propagates the exception produced by the task. - is null or is null. - If the specified task object supports cancellation, consider using instead. - - - - Returns a task that will receive the last value or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to convert to a task. - A task that will receive the last element or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns a task that will receive the last value or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to convert to a task. - The state to use as the underlying task's AsyncState. - A task that will receive the last element or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns a task that will receive the last value or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to convert to a task. - Cancellation token that can be used to cancel the task, causing unsubscription from the observable sequence. - A task that will receive the last element or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns a task that will receive the last value or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to convert to a task. - Cancellation token that can be used to cancel the task, causing unsubscription from the observable sequence. - The state to use as the underlying task's . - A task that will receive the last element or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Represents a value associated with time interval information. - The time interval can represent the time it took to produce the value, the interval relative to a previous value, the value's delivery time relative to a base, etc. - - The type of the value being annotated with time interval information. - - - - Constructs a time interval value. - - The value to be annotated with a time interval. - Time interval associated with the value. - - - - Gets the value. - - - - - Gets the interval. - - - - - Determines whether the current value has the same and as a specified value. - - An object to compare to the current value. - true if both values have the same and ; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values have the same and . - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - true if the first value has the same and as the second value; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values don't have the same and . - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - true if the first value has a different or as the second value; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current ; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current value. - - A hash code for the current value. - - - - Returns a string representation of the current value. - - String representation of the current value. - - - - Represents value with a timestamp on it. - The timestamp typically represents the time the value was received, using an IScheduler's clock to obtain the current time. - - The type of the value being timestamped. - - - - Constructs a timestamped value. - - The value to be annotated with a timestamp. - Timestamp associated with the value. - - - - Gets the value. - - - - - Gets the timestamp. - - - - - Determines whether the current value has the same and as a specified value. - - An object to compare to the current value. - true if both values have the same and ; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values have the same and . - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - true if the first value has the same and as the second value; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values don't have the same and . - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - true if the first value has a different or as the second value; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current ; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current value. - - A hash code for the current value. - - - - Returns a string representation of the current value. - - String representation of the current value. - - - - A helper class with a factory method for creating instances. - - - - - Creates an instance of a . This is syntactic sugar that uses type inference - to avoid specifying a type in a constructor call, which is very useful when using anonymous types. - - The value to be annotated with a timestamp. - Timestamp associated with the value. - Creates a new timestamped value. - - - - Represents a type with a single value. This type is often used to denote the successful completion of a void-returning method (C#) or a Sub procedure (Visual Basic). - - - - - Determines whether the specified value is equal to the current . Because has a single value, this always returns true. - - An object to compare to the current value. - Because has a single value, this always returns true. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is a value; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current value. - - A hash code for the current value. - - - - Returns a string representation of the current value. - - String representation of the current value. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values are equal. Because has a single value, this always returns true. - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - Because has a single value, this always returns true. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values are not equal. Because has a single value, this always returns false. - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - Because has a single value, this always returns false. - - - - Gets the single value. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for subscribing delegates to observables. - - - - - Subscribes to the observable sequence without specifying any handlers. - This method can be used to evaluate the observable sequence for its side-effects only. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler and an exception handler to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler and a completion handler to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler, an exception handler, and a completion handler to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an observer to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Observer to subscribe to the sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or is null. - - - - Subscribes to the observable sequence without specifying any handlers, using a to support unsubscription. - This method can be used to evaluate the observable sequence for its side-effects only. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler and an exception handler to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler and a completion handler to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler, an exception handler, and a completion handler to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Subscribes to the specified source, re-routing synchronous exceptions during invocation of the method to the observer's channel. - This method is typically used when writing query operators. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Observer that will be passed to the observable sequence, and that will be used for exception propagation. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or is null. - - - - Attribute to decorate a task-like type to specify a compatible asynchronous method builder. - - - - - Creates a new instance of the attribute using the specified . - - The type implementing the asynchronous method builder. - - - - Represents a builder for asynchronous methods that return a task-like . - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - The compiler-generated asynchronous state machine representing the execution flow of the asynchronous - method whose return type is a task-like . - - - - - The underlying observable sequence representing the result produced by the asynchronous method. - - - - - Creates an instance of the struct. - - A new instance of the struct. - - - - Begins running the builder with the associated state machine. - - The type of the state machine. - The state machine instance, passed by reference. - is null. - - - - Associates the builder with the specified state machine. - - The state machine instance to associate with the builder. - is null. - The state machine was previously set. - - - - Marks the observable as successfully completed. - - The result to use to complete the observable sequence. - The observable has already completed. - - - - Marks the observable as failed and binds the specified exception to the observable sequence. - - The exception to bind to the observable sequence. - is null. - The observable has already completed. - - - - Gets the observable sequence for this builder. - - - - - Schedules the state machine to proceed to the next action when the specified awaiter completes. - - The type of the awaiter. - The type of the state machine. - The awaiter. - The state machine. - - - - Schedules the state machine to proceed to the next action when the specified awaiter completes. - - The type of the awaiter. - The type of the state machine. - The awaiter. - The state machine. - - - - Rethrows an exception that was thrown from an awaiter's OnCompleted methods. - - The exception to rethrow. - - - - Implementation of the IObservable<T> interface compatible with async method return types. - - - This class implements a "task-like" type that can be used as the return type of an asynchronous - method in C# 7.0 and beyond. For example: - - async Observable<int> RxAsync() - { - var res = await Observable.Return(21).Delay(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1)); - return res * 2; - } - - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - The underlying observable sequence to subscribe to in case the asynchronous method did not - finish synchronously. - - - - - The result returned by the asynchronous method in case the method finished synchronously. - - - - - The exception thrown by the asynchronous method in case the method finished synchronously. - - - - - Creates a new for an asynchronous method that has not finished yet. - - - - - Creates a new for an asynchronous method that synchronously returned - the specified value. - - The result returned by the asynchronous method. - - - - Creates a new for an asynchronous method that synchronously threw - the specified . - - The exception thrown by the asynchronous method. - - - - Marks the observable as successfully completed. - - The result to use to complete the observable sequence. - The observable has already completed. - - - - Marks the observable as failed and binds the specified exception to the observable sequence. - - The exception to bind to the observable sequence. - is null. - The observable has already completed. - - - - Subscribes the given observer to the observable sequence. - - Observer that will receive notifications from the observable sequence. - Disposable object representing an observer's subscription to the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that can be used to await the eventual completion of the observable sequence. - - An awaiter that can be used to await the eventual completion of the observable sequence. - - - - Gets a Boolean indicating whether the observable sequence has completed. - - - - - Gets the result produced by the observable sequence. - - The result produced by the observable sequence. - - - - Attaches the specified to the observable sequence. - - The continuation to attach. - - - diff --git a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0.16299/System.Reactive.dll b/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0.16299/System.Reactive.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 7a64047d..00000000 Binary files a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0.16299/System.Reactive.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0.16299/System.Reactive.pri b/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0.16299/System.Reactive.pri deleted file mode 100644 index 77f7e3b6..00000000 Binary files a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0.16299/System.Reactive.pri and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0.16299/System.Reactive.xml b/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0.16299/System.Reactive.xml deleted file mode 100644 index e3f585c0..00000000 --- a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0.16299/System.Reactive.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,26234 +0,0 @@ - - - - System.Reactive - - - - - Class to create an instance from a delegate-based implementation of the method. - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Creates an observable sequence object from the specified subscription function. - - method implementation. - is null. - - - - Calls the subscription function that was supplied to the constructor. - - Observer to send notifications to. - Disposable object representing an observer's subscription to the observable sequence. - - - - Class to create an instance from delegate-based implementations of the On* methods. - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified , , and actions. - - Observer's action implementation. - Observer's action implementation. - Observer's action implementation. - or or is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified action. - - Observer's action implementation. - is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified and actions. - - Observer's action implementation. - Observer's action implementation. - or is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified and actions. - - Observer's action implementation. - Observer's action implementation. - or is null. - - - - Calls the action implementing . - - Next element in the sequence. - - - - Calls the action implementing . - - The error that has occurred. - - - - Calls the action implementing . - - - - - This class fuses logic from ObserverBase, AnonymousObserver, and SafeObserver into one class. When an observer - needs to be safeguarded, an instance of this type can be created by SafeObserver.Create when it detects its - input is an AnonymousObserver, which is commonly used by end users when using the Subscribe extension methods - that accept delegates for the On* handlers. By doing the fusion, we make the call stack depth shorter which - helps debugging and some performance. - - - - - Asynchronous lock. - - - - - Queues the action for execution. If the caller acquires the lock and becomes the owner, - the queue is processed. If the lock is already owned, the action is queued and will get - processed by the owner. - - Action to queue for execution. - is null. - - - - Clears the work items in the queue and drops further work being queued. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Concurrency abstraction layer. - - - - - Gets the current CAL. If no CAL has been set yet, it will be initialized to the default. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Concurrency abstraction layer interface. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Queues a method for execution at the specified relative time. - - Method to execute. - State to pass to the method. - Time to execute the method on. - Disposable object that can be used to stop the timer. - - - - Queues a method for periodic execution based on the specified period. - - Method to execute; should be safe for reentrancy. - Period for running the method periodically. - Disposable object that can be used to stop the timer. - - - - Queues a method for execution. - - Method to execute. - State to pass to the method. - Disposable object that can be used to cancel the queued method. - - - - Blocking sleep operation. - - Time to sleep. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Gets whether long-running scheduling is supported. - - - - - Starts a new long-running thread. - - Method to execute. - State to pass to the method. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on the current thread. - - Singleton instance of this type exposed through this static property. - - - - Gets the singleton instance of the current thread scheduler. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the caller must call a Schedule method. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the caller must call a Schedule method. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on the platform's default scheduler. - - Singleton instance of this type exposed through this static property. - - - - Gets the singleton instance of the default scheduler. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime, using a System.Threading.Timer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work, using a System.Threading.Timer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is less than . - is null. - - - - Discovers scheduler services by interface type. - - Scheduler service interface type to discover. - Object implementing the requested service, if available; null otherwise. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on a designated thread. - - - - - Counter for diagnostic purposes, to name the threads. - - - - - Thread factory function. - - - - - Stopwatch for timing free of absolute time dependencies. - - - - - Thread used by the event loop to run work items on. No work should be run on any other thread. - If ExitIfEmpty is set, the thread can quit and a new thread will be created when new work is scheduled. - - - - - Gate to protect data structures, including the work queue and the ready list. - - - - - Semaphore to count requests to re-evaluate the queue, from either Schedule requests or when a timer - expires and moves on to the next item in the queue. - - - - - Queue holding work items. Protected by the gate. - - - - - Queue holding items that are ready to be run as soon as possible. Protected by the gate. - - - - - Work item that will be scheduled next. Used upon reevaluation of the queue to check whether the next - item is still the same. If not, a new timer needs to be started (see below). - - - - - Disposable that always holds the timer to dispatch the first element in the queue. - - - - - Flag indicating whether the event loop should quit. When set, the event should be signaled as well to - wake up the event loop thread, which will subsequently abandon all work. - - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work on a designated thread. - - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work on a designated thread, using the specified factory to control thread creation options. - - Factory function for thread creation. - is null. - - - - Indicates whether the event loop thread is allowed to quit when no work is left. If new work - is scheduled afterwards, a new event loop thread is created. This property is used by the - NewThreadScheduler which uses an event loop for its recursive invocations. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - The scheduler has been disposed and doesn't accept new work. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work on the designated thread. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than . - The scheduler has been disposed and doesn't accept new work. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Ends the thread associated with this scheduler. All remaining work in the scheduler queue is abandoned. - - - - - Ensures there is an event loop thread running. Should be called under the gate. - - - - - Event loop scheduled on the designated event loop thread. The loop is suspended/resumed using the event - which gets set by calls to Schedule, the next item timer, or calls to Dispose. - - - - - Base class for historical schedulers, which are virtual time schedulers that use for absolute time and for relative time. - - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the minimum value of as the initial clock value. - - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the specified initial clock value. - - Initial clock value. - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the specified initial clock value and absolute time comparer. - - Initial value for the clock. - Comparer to determine causality of events based on absolute time. - - - - Adds a relative time value to an absolute time value. - - Absolute time value. - Relative time value to add. - The resulting absolute time sum value. - - - - Converts the absolute time value to a value. - - Absolute time value to convert. - The corresponding value. - - - - Converts the value to a relative time value. - - value to convert. - The corresponding relative time value. - - - - Provides a virtual time scheduler that uses for absolute time and for relative time. - - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the minimum value of as the initial clock value. - - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the specified initial clock value. - - Initial value for the clock. - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the specified initial clock value. - - Initial value for the clock. - Comparer to determine causality of events based on absolute time. - is null. - - - - Gets the next scheduled item to be executed. - - The next scheduled item. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at . - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work to run immediately on the current thread. - - Singleton instance of this type exposed through this static property. - - - - Gets the singleton instance of the immediate scheduler. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Represents a work item that has been scheduled. - - Absolute time representation type. - - - - Gets the absolute time at which the item is due for invocation. - - - - - Invokes the work item. - - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work. - - - - - Gets the scheduler's notion of current time. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Scheduler with support for starting long-running tasks. - This type of scheduler can be used to run loops more efficiently instead of using recursive scheduling. - - - - - Schedules a long-running piece of work. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - Notes to implementers - The returned disposable object should not prevent the work from starting, but only set the cancellation flag passed to the specified action. - - - - - Scheduler with support for running periodic tasks. - This type of scheduler can be used to run timers more efficiently instead of using recursive scheduling. - - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - - - - Abstraction for a stopwatch to compute time relative to a starting point. - - - - - Gets the time elapsed since the stopwatch object was obtained. - - - - - Provider for objects. - - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Abstract base class for machine-local schedulers, using the local system clock for time-based operations. - - - - - Gets the scheduler's notion of current time. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - Platform-specific scheduler implementations should reimplement - to provide a more efficient implementation (if available). - - - - - Discovers scheduler services by interface type. The base class implementation returns - requested services for each scheduler interface implemented by the derived class. For - more control over service discovery, derived types can override this method. - - Scheduler service interface type to discover. - Object implementing the requested service, if available; null otherwise. - - - - Gate to protect local scheduler queues. - - - - - Gate to protect queues and to synchronize scheduling decisions and system clock - change management. - - - - - Long term work queue. Contains work that's due beyond SHORTTERM, computed at the - time of enqueueing. - - - - - Disposable resource for the long term timer that will reevaluate and dispatch the - first item in the long term queue. A serial disposable is used to make "dispose - current and assign new" logic easier. The disposable itself is never disposed. - - - - - Item at the head of the long term queue for which the current long term timer is - running. Used to detect changes in the queue and decide whether we should replace - or can continue using the current timer (because no earlier long term work was - added to the queue). - - - - - Short term work queue. Contains work that's due soon, computed at the time of - enqueueing or upon reevaluation of the long term queue causing migration of work - items. This queue is kept in order to be able to relocate short term items back - to the long term queue in case a system clock change occurs. - - - - - Set of disposable handles to all of the current short term work Schedule calls, - allowing those to be cancelled upon a system clock change. - - - - - Threshold where an item is considered to be short term work or gets moved from - long term to short term. - - - - - Maximum error ratio for timer drift. We've seen machines with 10s drift on a - daily basis, which is in the order 10E-4, so we allow for extra margin here. - This value is used to calculate early arrival for the long term queue timer - that will reevaluate work for the short term queue. - - Example: -------------------------------...---------------------*-----$ - ^ ^ - | | - early due - 0.999 1.0 - - We also make the gap between early and due at least LONGTOSHORT so we have - enough time to transition work to short term and as a courtesy to the - destination scheduler to manage its queues etc. - - - - - Minimum threshold for the long term timer to fire before the queue is reevaluated - for short term work. This value is chosen to be less than SHORTTERM in order to - ensure the timer fires and has work to transition to the short term queue. - - - - - Threshold used to determine when a short term timer has fired too early compared - to the absolute due time. This provides a last chance protection against early - completion of scheduled work, which can happen in case of time adjustment in the - operating system (cf. GetSystemTimeAdjustment). - - - - - Longest interval supported by timers in the BCL. - - - - - Creates a new local scheduler. - - - - - Enqueues absolute time scheduled work in the timer queue or the short term work list. - - State to pass to the action. - Absolute time to run the work on. The timer queue is responsible to execute the work close to the specified time, also accounting for system clock changes. - Action to run, potentially recursing into the scheduler. - Disposable object to prevent the work from running. - - - - Schedule work that's due in the short term. This leads to relative scheduling calls to the - underlying scheduler for short TimeSpan values. If the system clock changes in the meantime, - the short term work is attempted to be cancelled and reevaluated. - - Work item to schedule in the short term. The caller is responsible to determine the work is indeed short term. - - - - Callback to process the next short term work item. - - Recursive scheduler supplied by the underlying scheduler. - Disposable used to identify the work the timer was triggered for (see code for usage). - Empty disposable. Recursive work cancellation is wired through the original WorkItem. - - - - Schedule work that's due on the long term. This leads to the work being queued up for - eventual transitioning to the short term work list. - - Work item to schedule on the long term. The caller is responsible to determine the work is indeed long term. - - - - Updates the long term timer which is responsible to transition work from the head of the - long term queue to the short term work list. - - Should be called under the scheduler lock. - - - - Evaluates the long term queue, transitioning short term work to the short term list, - and adjusting the new long term processing timer accordingly. - - Ignored. - - - - Callback invoked when a system clock change is observed in order to adjust and reevaluate - the internal scheduling queues. - - Currently not used. - Currently not used. - - - - Represents a work item in the absolute time scheduler. - - - This type is very similar to ScheduledItem, but we need a different Invoke signature to allow customization - of the target scheduler (e.g. when called in a recursive scheduling context, see ExecuteNextShortTermWorkItem). - - - - - Represents a work item that closes over scheduler invocation state. Subtyping is - used to have a common type for the scheduler queues. - - - - - Represents an object that schedules each unit of work on a separate thread. - - - - - Creates an object that schedules each unit of work on a separate thread. - - - - - Gets an instance of this scheduler that uses the default Thread constructor. - - - - - Creates an object that schedules each unit of work on a separate thread. - - Factory function for thread creation. - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a long-running task by creating a new thread. Cancellation happens through polling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by creating a new thread that goes to sleep when work has been dispatched and wakes up again at the next periodic due time. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than . - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Abstract base class for scheduled work items. - - Absolute time representation type. - - - - Creates a new scheduled work item to run at the specified time. - - Absolute time at which the work item has to be executed. - Comparer used to compare work items based on their scheduled time. - is null. - - - - Gets the absolute time at which the item is due for invocation. - - - - - Invokes the work item. - - - - - Implement this method to perform the work item invocation, returning a disposable object for deep cancellation. - - Disposable object used to cancel the work item and/or derived work items. - - - - Compares the work item with another work item based on absolute time values. - - Work item to compare the current work item to. - Relative ordering between this and the specified work item. - The inequality operators are overloaded to provide results consistent with the implementation. Equality operators implement traditional reference equality semantics. - - - - Determines whether one specified object is due before a second specified object. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if the value of left is earlier than the value of right; otherwise, false. - This operator provides results consistent with the implementation. - - - - Determines whether one specified object is due before or at the same of a second specified object. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if the value of left is earlier than or simultaneous with the value of right; otherwise, false. - This operator provides results consistent with the implementation. - - - - Determines whether one specified object is due after a second specified object. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if the value of left is later than the value of right; otherwise, false. - This operator provides results consistent with the implementation. - - - - Determines whether one specified object is due after or at the same time of a second specified object. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if the value of left is later than or simultaneous with the value of right; otherwise, false. - This operator provides results consistent with the implementation. - - - - Determines whether two specified objects are equal. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if both are equal; otherwise, false. - This operator does not provide results consistent with the IComparable implementation. Instead, it implements reference equality. - - - - Determines whether two specified objects are inequal. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if both are inequal; otherwise, false. - This operator does not provide results consistent with the IComparable implementation. Instead, it implements reference equality. - - - - Determines whether a object is equal to the specified object. - - The object to compare to the current object. - true if the obj parameter is a object and is equal to the current object; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current object. - - A 32-bit signed integer hash code. - - - - Cancels the work item by disposing the resource returned by as soon as possible. - - - - - Gets whether the work item has received a cancellation request. - - - - - Represents a scheduled work item based on the materialization of an IScheduler.Schedule method call. - - Absolute time representation type. - Type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - - - - Creates a materialized work item. - - Recursive scheduler to invoke the scheduled action with. - State to pass to the scheduled action. - Scheduled action. - Time at which to run the scheduled action. - Comparer used to compare work items based on their scheduled time. - or or is null. - - - - Creates a materialized work item. - - Recursive scheduler to invoke the scheduled action with. - State to pass to the scheduled action. - Scheduled action. - Time at which to run the scheduled action. - or is null. - - - - Invokes the scheduled action with the supplied recursive scheduler and state. - - Cancellation resource returned by the scheduled action. - - - - Provides a set of static properties to access commonly used schedulers. - - - - - Yields execution of the current work item on the scheduler to another work item on the scheduler. - The caller should await the result of calling Yield to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation). - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Yields execution of the current work item on the scheduler to another work item on the scheduler. - The caller should await the result of calling Yield to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation). - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Cancellation token to cancel the continuation to run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Suspends execution of the current work item on the scheduler for the specified duration. - The caller should await the result of calling Sleep to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation) after the specified duration. - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Time when the continuation should run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Suspends execution of the current work item on the scheduler for the specified duration. - The caller should await the result of calling Sleep to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation) after the specified duration. - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Time when the continuation should run. - Cancellation token to cancel the continuation to run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Suspends execution of the current work item on the scheduler until the specified due time. - The caller should await the result of calling Sleep to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation) at the specified due time. - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Time when the continuation should run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Suspends execution of the current work item on the scheduler until the specified due time. - The caller should await the result of calling Sleep to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation) at the specified due time. - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Time when the continuation should run. - Cancellation token to cancel the continuation to run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Gets the current time according to the local machine's system clock. - - - - - Normalizes the specified value to a positive value. - - The value to normalize. - The specified TimeSpan value if it is zero or positive; otherwise, . - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work immediately on the current thread. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work as soon as possible on the current thread. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work on the platform's default scheduler. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work on the thread pool. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work on a new thread using default thread creation options. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work on Task Parallel Library (TPL) task pool using the default TaskScheduler. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively. - - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - Action to execute recursively. The parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to execute recursively. The last parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action, passing in recursive invocation state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively after a specified relative due time. - - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - Action to execute recursively. The parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action at the specified relative time. - Relative time after which to execute the action for the first time. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively after a specified relative due time. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to execute recursively. The last parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action, passing in the recursive due time and invocation state. - Relative time after which to execute the action for the first time. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively at a specified absolute due time. - - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - Action to execute recursively. The parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action at the specified absolute time. - Absolute time at which to execute the action for the first time. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively at a specified absolute due time. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to execute recursively. The last parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action, passing in the recursive due time and invocation state. - Absolute time at which to execute the action for the first time. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Returns the implementation of the specified scheduler, or null if no such implementation is available. - - Scheduler to get the implementation for. - The scheduler's implementation if available; null otherwise. - - This helper method is made available for query operator authors in order to discover scheduler services by using the required - IServiceProvider pattern, which allows for interception or redefinition of scheduler services. - - - - - Returns the implementation of the specified scheduler, or null if no such implementation is available. - - Scheduler to get the implementation for. - The scheduler's implementation if available; null otherwise. - - - This helper method is made available for query operator authors in order to discover scheduler services by using the required - IServiceProvider pattern, which allows for interception or redefinition of scheduler services. - - - Consider using in case a stopwatch is required, but use of emulation stopwatch based - on the scheduler's clock is acceptable. Use of this method is recommended for best-effort use of the stopwatch provider - scheduler service, where the caller falls back to not using stopwatches if this facility wasn't found. - - - - - - Returns the implementation of the specified scheduler, or null if no such implementation is available. - - Scheduler to get the implementation for. - The scheduler's implementation if available; null otherwise. - - - This helper method is made available for query operator authors in order to discover scheduler services by using the required - IServiceProvider pattern, which allows for interception or redefinition of scheduler services. - - - Consider using the extension methods for in case periodic scheduling - is required and emulation of periodic behavior using other scheduler services is desirable. Use of this method is recommended - for best-effort use of the periodic scheduling service, where the caller falls back to not using periodic scheduling if this - facility wasn't found. - - - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by dynamically discovering the scheduler's capabilities. - If the scheduler supports periodic scheduling, the request will be forwarded to the periodic scheduling implementation. - If the scheduler provides stopwatch functionality, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling with a stopwatch to correct for time slippage. - Otherwise, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - The scheduler to run periodic work on. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - or is null. - is less than . - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by dynamically discovering the scheduler's capabilities. - If the scheduler supports periodic scheduling, the request will be forwarded to the periodic scheduling implementation. - If the scheduler provides stopwatch functionality, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling with a stopwatch to correct for time slippage. - Otherwise, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to execute the action on. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - or is null. - is less than . - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by dynamically discovering the scheduler's capabilities. - If the scheduler supports periodic scheduling, the request will be forwarded to the periodic scheduling implementation. - If the scheduler provides stopwatch functionality, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling with a stopwatch to correct for time slippage. - Otherwise, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - or is null. - is less than . - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object by dynamically discovering the scheduler's capabilities. - If the scheduler provides stopwatch functionality, the request will be forwarded to the stopwatch provider implementation. - Otherwise, the stopwatch will be emulated using the scheduler's notion of absolute time. - - Scheduler to obtain a stopwatch for. - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - is null. - The resulting stopwatch object can have non-monotonic behavior. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Action to execute. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after the specified relative due time. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Action to execute. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at the specified absolute due time. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Action to execute. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Action to execute. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Returns a scheduler that represents the original scheduler, without any of its interface-based optimizations (e.g. long running scheduling). - - Scheduler to disable all optimizations for. - Proxy to the original scheduler but without any optimizations enabled. - is null. - - - - Returns a scheduler that represents the original scheduler, without the specified set of interface-based optimizations (e.g. long running scheduling). - - Scheduler to disable the specified optimizations for. - Types of the optimization interfaces that have to be disabled. - Proxy to the original scheduler but without the specified optimizations enabled. - or is null. - - - - Returns a scheduler that wraps the original scheduler, adding exception handling for scheduled actions. - - Type of the exception to check for. - Scheduler to apply an exception filter for. - Handler that's run if an exception is caught. The exception will be rethrown if the handler returns false. - Wrapper around the original scheduler, enforcing exception handling. - or is null. - - - - Represents an awaitable scheduler operation. Awaiting the object causes the continuation to be posted back to the originating scheduler's work queue. - - - - - Controls whether the continuation is run on the originating synchronization context (false by default). - - true to run the continuation on the captured synchronization context; false otherwise (default). - Scheduler operation object with configured await behavior. - - - - Gets an awaiter for the scheduler operation, used to post back the continuation. - - Awaiter for the scheduler operation. - - - - (Infrastructure) Scheduler operation awaiter type used by the code generated for C# await and Visual Basic Await expressions. - - - - - Indicates whether the scheduler operation has completed. Returns false unless cancellation was already requested. - - - - - Completes the scheduler operation, throwing an OperationCanceledException in case cancellation was requested. - - - - - Registers the continuation with the scheduler operation. - - Continuation to be run on the originating scheduler. - - - - Efficient scheduler queue that maintains scheduled items sorted by absolute time. - - Absolute time representation type. - This type is not thread safe; users should ensure proper synchronization. - - - - Creates a new scheduler queue with a default initial capacity. - - - - - Creats a new scheduler queue with the specified initial capacity. - - Initial capacity of the scheduler queue. - is less than zero. - - - - Gets the number of scheduled items in the scheduler queue. - - - - - Enqueues the specified work item to be scheduled. - - Work item to be scheduled. - - - - Removes the specified work item from the scheduler queue. - - Work item to be removed from the scheduler queue. - true if the item was found; false otherwise. - - - - Dequeues the next work item from the scheduler queue. - - Next work item in the scheduler queue (removed). - - - - Peeks the next work item in the scheduler queue. - - Next work item in the scheduler queue (not removed). - - - - Provides basic synchronization and scheduling services for observable sequences. - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified scheduler. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the specified scheduler. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the specified scheduler, e.g. to offload callback processing to a dedicated thread, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified synchronization context. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified synchronization context. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the specified synchronization context. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the specified synchronization context, e.g. to post callbacks to a UI thread represented by the synchronization context, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified synchronization context. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified synchronization context. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to ensure observer callbacks are properly serialized. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized. - is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to ensure observer callbacks are synchronized using the specified gate object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized on the given gate object. - or is null. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on a provided . - - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work on the provided . - - Synchronization context to schedule units of work on. - is null. - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work on the provided . - - Synchronization context to schedule units of work on. - Configures whether scheduling always posts to the synchronization context, regardless whether the caller is on the same synchronization context. - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on the Task Parallel Library (TPL) task pool. - - Instance of this type using the default TaskScheduler to schedule work on the TPL task pool. - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work using the provided . - - Task factory used to create tasks to run units of work. - is null. - - - - Gets an instance of this scheduler that uses the default . - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a long-running task by creating a new task using TaskCreationOptions.LongRunning. Cancellation happens through polling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Gets a new stopwatch ob ject. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by running a platform-specific timer to create tasks periodically. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than . - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on the Windows Runtime thread pool. - - Singleton instance of this type exposed through this static property. - - - - Constructs a ThreadPoolScheduler that schedules units of work on the Windows ThreadPool. - - - - - Constructs a ThreadPoolScheduler that schedules units of work on the Windows ThreadPool with the given priority. - - Priority for scheduled units of work. - - - - Constructs a ThreadPoolScheduler that schedules units of work on the Windows ThreadPool with the given priority. - - Priority for scheduled units of work. - Options that configure how work is scheduled. - - - - Gets the singleton instance of the Windows Runtime thread pool scheduler. - - - - - Gets the priority at which work is scheduled. - - - - - Gets the options that configure how work is scheduled. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime, using a Windows.System.Threading.ThreadPoolTimer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work, using a Windows.System.Threading.ThreadPoolTimer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than one millisecond. - - - - Base class for virtual time schedulers. - - Absolute time representation type. - Relative time representation type. - - - - Creates a new virtual time scheduler with the default value of TAbsolute as the initial clock value. - - - - - Creates a new virtual time scheduler with the specified initial clock value and absolute time comparer. - - Initial value for the clock. - Comparer to determine causality of events based on absolute time. - is null. - - - - Adds a relative time value to an absolute time value. - - Absolute time value. - Relative time value to add. - The resulting absolute time sum value. - - - - Converts the absolute time value to a DateTimeOffset value. - - Absolute time value to convert. - The corresponding DateTimeOffset value. - - - - Converts the TimeSpan value to a relative time value. - - TimeSpan value to convert. - The corresponding relative time value. - - - - Gets whether the scheduler is enabled to run work. - - - - - Gets the comparer used to compare absolute time values. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Starts the virtual time scheduler. - - - - - Stops the virtual time scheduler. - - - - - Advances the scheduler's clock to the specified time, running all work till that point. - - Absolute time to advance the scheduler's clock to. - is in the past. - The scheduler is already running. VirtualTimeScheduler doesn't support running nested work dispatch loops. To simulate time slippage while running work on the scheduler, use . - - - - Advances the scheduler's clock by the specified relative time, running all work scheduled for that timespan. - - Relative time to advance the scheduler's clock by. - is negative. - The scheduler is already running. VirtualTimeScheduler doesn't support running nested work dispatch loops. To simulate time slippage while running work on the scheduler, use . - - - - Advances the scheduler's clock by the specified relative time. - - Relative time to advance the scheduler's clock by. - is negative. - - - - Gets the scheduler's absolute time clock value. - - - - - Gets the scheduler's notion of current time. - - - - - Gets the next scheduled item to be executed. - - The next scheduled item. - - - - Discovers scheduler services by interface type. The base class implementation supports - only the IStopwatchProvider service. To influence service discovery - such as adding - support for other scheduler services - derived types can override this method. - - Scheduler service interface type to discover. - Object implementing the requested service, if available; null otherwise. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Base class for virtual time schedulers using a priority queue for scheduled items. - - Absolute time representation type. - Relative time representation type. - - - - Creates a new virtual time scheduler with the default value of TAbsolute as the initial clock value. - - - - - Creates a new virtual time scheduler. - - Initial value for the clock. - Comparer to determine causality of events based on absolute time. - is null. - - - - Gets the next scheduled item to be executed. - - The next scheduled item. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Provides a set of extension methods for virtual time scheduling. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at . - - Absolute time representation type. - Relative time representation type. - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at . - - Absolute time representation type. - Relative time representation type. - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - The System.Reactive.Concurrency namespace contains interfaces and classes that provide the scheduler infrastructure used by Reactive Extensions to construct and - process event streams. Schedulers are used to parameterize the concurrency introduced by query operators, provide means to virtualize time, to process historical data, - and to write unit tests for functionality built using Reactive Extensions constructs. - - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on a . - - - This scheduler type is typically used indirectly through the and methods that use the current Dispatcher. - - - - - Constructs a that schedules units of work on the given . - - Dispatcher to schedule work on. - is null. - - - - Constructs a that schedules units of work on the given with the given priority. - - Dispatcher to schedule work on. - Priority for scheduled units of work. - is null. - - - - Gets the scheduler that schedules work on the associated with the current Window. - - - - - Gets the associated with the . - - - - - Gets the priority at which work is scheduled. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed on the dispatcher. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after on the dispatcher, using a object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work on the dispatcher, using a object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than . - - - - Represents an Action-based disposable. - - - - - Constructs a new disposable with the given action used for disposal. - - Disposal action which will be run upon calling Dispose. - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Calls the disposal action if and only if the current instance hasn't been disposed yet. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource that can be checked for disposal status. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Sets the status to disposed, which can be observer through the property. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource that has an associated that will be set to the cancellation requested state upon disposal. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class that uses an existing . - - used for cancellation. - is null. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class that uses a new . - - - - - Gets the used by this . - - - - - Cancels the underlying . - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Represents a group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with no disposables contained by it initially. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified number of disposables. - - The number of disposables that the new CompositeDisposable can initially store. - is less than zero. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class from a group of disposables. - - Disposables that will be disposed together. - is null. - Any of the disposables in the collection is null. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class from a group of disposables. - - Disposables that will be disposed together. - is null. - Any of the disposables in the collection is null. - - - - Gets the number of disposables contained in the . - - - - - Adds a disposable to the or disposes the disposable if the is disposed. - - Disposable to add. - is null. - - - - Removes and disposes the first occurrence of a disposable from the . - - Disposable to remove. - true if found; false otherwise. - is null. - - - - Disposes all disposables in the group and removes them from the group. - - - - - Removes and disposes all disposables from the , but does not dispose the . - - - - - Determines whether the contains a specific disposable. - - Disposable to search for. - true if the disposable was found; otherwise, false. - is null. - - - - Copies the disposables contained in the to an array, starting at a particular array index. - - Array to copy the contained disposables to. - Target index at which to copy the first disposable of the group. - is null. - is less than zero. -or - is larger than or equal to the array length. - - - - Always returns false. - - - - - Returns an enumerator that iterates through the . - - An enumerator to iterate over the disposables. - - - - Returns an enumerator that iterates through the . - - An enumerator to iterate over the disposables. - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource whose disposal invocation will be posted to the specified . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class that uses the specified on which to dispose the specified disposable resource. - - Context to perform disposal on. - Disposable whose Dispose operation to run on the given synchronization context. - or is null. - - - - Gets the provided . - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable on the provided . - - - - - Represents a disposable that does nothing on disposal. - - - - - Singleton default disposable. - - - - - Does nothing. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for creating objects. - - - - - Gets the disposable that does nothing when disposed. - - - - - Creates a disposable object that invokes the specified action when disposed. - - Action to run during the first call to . The action is guaranteed to be run at most once. - The disposable object that runs the given action upon disposal. - is null. - - - - Disposable resource with disposal state tracking. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource whose underlying disposable resource can be swapped for another disposable resource. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with no current underlying disposable. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Gets or sets the underlying disposable. After disposal, the result of getting this property is undefined. - - If the has already been disposed, assignment to this property causes immediate disposal of the given disposable object. - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable as well as all future replacements. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource that only disposes its underlying disposable resource when all dependent disposable objects have been disposed. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified disposable. - - Underlying disposable. - is null. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified disposable. - - Underlying disposable. - Indicates whether subsequent calls to should throw when this instance is disposed. - is null. - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Returns a dependent disposable that when disposed decreases the refcount on the underlying disposable. - - A dependent disposable contributing to the reference count that manages the underlying disposable's lifetime. - This instance has been disposed and is configured to throw in this case by . - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable only when all dependent disposables have been disposed. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource whose disposal invocation will be scheduled on the specified . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class that uses an on which to dispose the disposable. - - Scheduler where the disposable resource will be disposed on. - Disposable resource to dispose on the given scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Gets the scheduler where the disposable resource will be disposed on. - - - - - Gets the underlying disposable. After disposal, the result is undefined. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Disposes the wrapped disposable on the provided scheduler. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource whose underlying disposable resource can be replaced by another disposable resource, causing automatic disposal of the previous underlying disposable resource. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Gets or sets the underlying disposable. - - If the SerialDisposable has already been disposed, assignment to this property causes immediate disposal of the given disposable object. Assigning this property disposes the previous disposable object. - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable as well as all future replacements. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource which only allows a single assignment of its underlying disposable resource. - If an underlying disposable resource has already been set, future attempts to set the underlying disposable resource will throw an . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Gets or sets the underlying disposable. After disposal, the result of getting this property is undefined. - - Thrown if the has already been assigned to. - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable. - - - - - Represents a group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - - Creates a new group containing two disposable resources that are disposed together. - - The first disposable resoruce to add to the group. - The second disposable resoruce to add to the group. - Group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - Creates a new group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - Disposable resources to add to the group. - Group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - Creates a new group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - Disposable resources to add to the group. - Group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - Disposes all disposables in the group. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - The System.Reactive.Disposables namespace contains interfaces and classes that provide a compositional set of constructs used to deal with resource and subscription - management in Reactive Extensions. Those types are used extensively within the implementation of Reactive Extensions and are useful when writing custom query operators or - schedulers. - - - - - Provides access to the platform enlightenments used by other Rx libraries to improve system performance and - runtime efficiency. While Rx can run without platform enlightenments loaded, it's recommended to deploy the - System.Reactive.PlatformServices assembly with your application and call during - application startup to ensure enlightenments are properly loaded. - - - - - Ensures that the calling assembly has a reference to the System.Reactive.PlatformServices assembly with - platform enlightenments. If no reference is made from the user code, it's possible for the build process - to drop the deployment of System.Reactive.PlatformServices, preventing its runtime discovery. - - - true if the loaded enlightenment provider matches the provided defined in the current assembly; false - otherwise. When a custom enlightenment provider is installed by the host, false will be returned. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provider for platform-specific framework enlightenments. - - - - - (Infastructure) Tries to gets the specified service. - - Service type. - Optional set of arguments. - Service instance or null if not found. - - - - (Infrastructure) Services to rethrow exceptions. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Rethrows the specified exception. - - Exception to rethrow. - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides access to the host's lifecycle management services. - - - - - Event that gets raised when the host suspends the application. - - - - - Event that gets raised when the host resumes the application. - - - - - Adds a reference to the host lifecycle manager, causing it to be sending notifications. - - - - - Removes a reference to the host lifecycle manager, causing it to stop sending notifications - if the removed reference was the last one. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides notifications about the host's lifecycle events. - - - - - Event that gets raised when the host suspends. - - - - - Event that gets raised when the host resumes. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Event arguments for host suspension events. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Event arguments for host resumption events. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Interface for enlightenment providers. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - (Infastructure) Tries to gets the specified service. - - Service type. - Optional set of arguments. - Service instance or null if not found. - - - - (Infrastructure) Provider for platform-specific framework enlightenments. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Gets the current enlightenment provider. If none is loaded yet, accessing this property triggers provider resolution. - - - This member is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides access to local system clock services. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Gets the local system clock time. - - - - - Adds a reference to the system clock monitor, causing it to be sending notifications. - - Thrown when the system doesn't support sending clock change notifications. - - - - Removes a reference to the system clock monitor, causing it to stop sending notifications - if the removed reference was the last one. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides access to the local system clock. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Gets the current time. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides a mechanism to notify local schedulers about system clock changes. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Event that gets raised when a system clock change is detected. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Event arguments for system clock change notifications. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Creates a new system clock notification object with unknown old and new times. - - - - - Creates a new system clock notification object with the specified old and new times. - - Time before the system clock changed, or DateTimeOffset.MinValue if not known. - Time after the system clock changed, or DateTimeOffset.MaxValue if not known. - - - - Gets the time before the system clock changed, or DateTimeOffset.MinValue if not known. - - - - - Gets the time after the system clock changed, or DateTimeOffset.MaxValue if not known. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides access to the local system clock. - - - - - Gets the current time. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Monitors for system clock changes based on a periodic timer. - - - - - Creates a new monitor for system clock changes with the specified polling frequency. - - Polling frequency for system clock changes. - - - - Event that gets raised when a system clock change is detected. - - - - - The System.Reactive.PlatformServices namespace contains interfaces and classes used by the runtime infrastructure of Reactive Extensions. - Those are not intended to be used directly from user code and are subject to change in future releases of the product. - - - - - Represents a .NET event invocation consisting of the weakly typed object that raised the event and the data that was generated by the event. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - - - - Creates a new data representation instance of a .NET event invocation with the given sender and event data. - - The sender object that raised the event. - The event data that was generated by the event. - - - - Represents a .NET event invocation consisting of the strongly typed object that raised the event and the data that was generated by the event. - - The type of the sender that raised the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - - - - Creates a new data representation instance of a .NET event invocation with the given sender and event data. - - The sender object that raised the event. - The event data that was generated by the event. - - - - Gets the sender object that raised the event. - - - - - Gets the event data that was generated by the event. - - - - - Determines whether the current object represents the same event as a specified object. - - An object to compare to the current object. - true if both objects represent the same event; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current ; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current instance. - - A hash code for the current instance. - - - - Determines whether two specified objects represent the same event. - - The first to compare, or null. - The second to compare, or null. - true if both objects represent the same event; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether two specified objects represent a different event. - - The first to compare, or null. - The second to compare, or null. - true if both objects don't represent the same event; otherwise, false. - - - - Base class for classes that expose an observable sequence as a well-known event pattern (sender, event arguments). - Contains functionality to maintain a map of event handler delegates to observable sequence subscriptions. Subclasses - should only add an event with custom add and remove methods calling into the base class's operations. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - - - - Creates a new event pattern source. - - Source sequence to expose as an event. - Delegate used to invoke the event for each element of the sequence. - or is null. - - - - Adds the specified event handler, causing a subscription to the underlying source. - - Event handler to add. The same delegate should be passed to the operation in order to remove the event handler. - Invocation delegate to raise the event in the derived class. - or is null. - - - - Removes the specified event handler, causing a disposal of the corresponding subscription to the underlying source that was created during the operation. - - Event handler to remove. This should be the same delegate as one that was passed to the operation. - is null. - - - - Marks the program elements that are experimental. This class cannot be inherited. - - - - - Represents a .NET event invocation consisting of the strongly typed object that raised the event and the data that was generated by the event. - - - The type of the sender that raised the event. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Gets the sender object that raised the event. - - - - - Gets the event data that was generated by the event. - - - - - Represents a data stream signaling its elements by means of an event. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - - - - Event signaling the next element in the data stream. - - - - - Represents a data stream signaling its elements by means of an event. - - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Event signaling the next element in the data stream. - - - - - Interface with variance annotation; allows for better type checking when detecting capabilities in SubscribeSafe. - - Type of the resulting sequence's elements. - - - - Base class for implementation of query operators, providing performance benefits over the use of Observable.Create. - - Type of the resulting sequence's elements. - - - - Publicly visible Subscribe method. - - Observer to send notifications on. The implementation of a producer must ensure the correct message grammar on the observer. - IDisposable to cancel the subscription. This causes the underlying sink to be notified of unsubscription, causing it to prevent further messages from being sent to the observer. - - - - Core implementation of the query operator, called upon a new subscription to the producer object. - - Observer to send notifications on. The implementation of a producer must ensure the correct message grammar on the observer. - Disposable representing all the resources and/or subscriptions the operator uses to process events. - The observer passed in to this method is not protected using auto-detach behavior upon an OnError or OnCompleted call. The implementation must ensure proper resource disposal and enforce the message grammar. - - - - Publicly visible Subscribe method. - - Observer to send notifications on. The implementation of a producer must ensure the correct message grammar on the observer. - IDisposable to cancel the subscription. This causes the underlying sink to be notified of unsubscription, causing it to prevent further messages from being sent to the observer. - - - - Core implementation of the query operator, called upon a new subscription to the producer object. - - The sink object. - - - - Represents an observable sequence of elements that have a common key. - - - The type of the key shared by all elements in the group. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - The type of the elements in the group. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Gets the common key. - - - - - Provides functionality to evaluate queries against a specific data source wherein the type of the data is known. - - - The type of the data in the data source. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Provides functionality to evaluate queries against a specific data source wherein the type of the data is not specified. - - - - - Gets the type of the element(s) that are returned when the expression tree associated with this instance of IQbservable is executed. - - - - - Gets the expression tree that is associated with the instance of IQbservable. - - - - - Gets the query provider that is associated with this data source. - - - - - Defines methods to create and execute queries that are described by an IQbservable object. - - - - - Constructs an object that can evaluate the query represented by a specified expression tree. - - The type of the elements of the that is returned. - Expression tree representing the query. - IQbservable object that can evaluate the given query expression. - - - - Internal interface describing the LINQ to Events query language. - - - - - Internal interface describing the LINQ to Events query language. - - - - - Attribute applied to static classes providing expression tree forms of query methods, - mapping those to the corresponding methods for local query execution on the specified - target class type. - - - - - Creates a new mapping to the specified local execution query method implementation type. - - Type with query methods for local execution. - - - - Gets the type with the implementation of local query methods. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for writing in-memory queries over observable sequences. - - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value. - For aggregation behavior with incremental intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value, - and the specified result selector function is used to select the result value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the accumulator value. - The type of the resulting value. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - A function to transform the final accumulator value into the result value. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. - For aggregation behavior with incremental intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether all elements of an observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to apply the predicate to. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether all elements in the source sequence pass the test in the specified predicate. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains any elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to check for non-emptiness. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains any elements. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether any element of an observable sequence satisfies a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to apply the predicate to. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether any elements in the source sequence pass the test in the specified predicate. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains a specified element by using the default equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence in which to locate a value. - The value to locate in the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains an element that has the specified value. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains a specified element by using a specified System.Collections.Generic.IEqualityComparer{T}. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence in which to locate a value. - The value to locate in the source sequence. - An equality comparer to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains an element that has the specified value. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents the total number of elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the number of elements in the input sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The number of elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents how many elements in the specified observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a number that represents how many elements in the input sequence satisfy the condition in the predicate function. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the element at a specified index in a sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to return the element from. - The zero-based index of the element to retrieve. - An observable sequence that produces the element at the specified position in the source sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - (Asynchronous) is greater than or equal to the number of elements in the source sequence. - - - - Returns the element at a specified index in a sequence or a default value if the index is out of range. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to return the element from. - The zero-based index of the element to retrieve. - An observable sequence that produces the element at the specified position in the source sequence, or a default value if the index is outside the bounds of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to check for emptiness. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence is empty. - is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents the total number of elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the number of elements in the input sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The number of elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents how many elements in the specified observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a number that represents how many elements in the input sequence satisfy the condition in the predicate function. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum element in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the maximum element of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum element in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the maximum element of. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum element in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the maximum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the maximum element in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the maximum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the maximum element in the source sequence. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the maximum key value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the maximum elements for. - Key selector function. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a maximum key value. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the maximum key value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the maximum elements for. - Key selector function. - Comparer used to compare key values. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a maximum key value. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum element in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum element in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum element in an observable sequence according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum element in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the minimum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the minimum element in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the minimum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the minimum element in the source sequence. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the minimum key value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the minimum elements for. - Key selector function. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a minimum key value. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the minimum key value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the minimum elements for. - Key selector function. - Comparer used to compare key values. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a minimum key value. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether two sequences are equal by comparing the elements pairwise. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the default equality comparer for their type. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether two sequences are equal by comparing the elements pairwise using a specified equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - Comparer used to compare elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the specified equality comparer. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable and enumerable sequence are equal by comparing the elements pairwise. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the default equality comparer for their type. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable and enumerable sequence are equal by comparing the elements pairwise using a specified equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - Comparer used to compare elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the specified equality comparer. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, and reports an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence contains more than one element. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, and reports an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- More than one element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, or a default value if the observable sequence is empty; this method reports an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence contains more than one element. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that matches the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists; this method reports an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sequence contains more than one element that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates an array from an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The source observable sequence to get an array of elements for. - An observable sequence containing a single element with an array containing all the elements of the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and a comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, a comparer, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - or or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a list from an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The source observable sequence to get a list of elements for. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a list containing all the elements of the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and a comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, a comparer, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - or or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Invokes the specified function asynchronously, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to run asynchronously. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - is null. - - - The function is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - Invokes the specified function asynchronously on the specified scheduler, surfacing the result through an observable sequence - - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to run asynchronously. - Scheduler to run the function on. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - or is null. - - - The function is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - is null. - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - is null. - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - Invokes the action asynchronously, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Action to run asynchronously. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null. - - - The action is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - Invokes the action asynchronously on the specified scheduler, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Action to run asynchronously. - Scheduler to run the action on. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - or is null. - - - The action is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Asynchronous action to run. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null. - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Asynchronous action to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Asynchronous action to run. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null. - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Asynchronous action to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous function is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the function's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - is null. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous function is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the function's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - is null or is null. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - - Asynchronous action to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous action is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the action's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous action is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the action's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Asynchronous action to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - is null or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. 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Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the third argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the function. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the function. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the function. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the function. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the function. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the sixteenth argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. 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Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that returns the last value of the observable sequence or throws an exception if the sequence is empty. - This operation subscribes to the observable sequence, making it hot. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to await. - Object that can be awaited. - is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that returns the last value of the observable sequence or throws an exception if the sequence is empty. - This operation subscribes and connects to the observable sequence, making it hot. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to await. - Object that can be awaited. - is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that returns the last value of the observable sequence or throws an exception if the sequence is empty. - This operation subscribes to the observable sequence, making it hot. The supplied CancellationToken can be used to cancel the subscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to await. - Cancellation token. - Object that can be awaited. - is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that returns the last value of the observable sequence or throws an exception if the sequence is empty. - This operation subscribes and connects to the observable sequence, making it hot. The supplied CancellationToken can be used to cancel the subscription and connection. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to await. - Cancellation token. - Object that can be awaited. - is null. - - - - Multicasts the source sequence notifications through the specified subject to the resulting connectable observable. Upon connection of the - connectable observable, the subject is subscribed to the source exactly one, and messages are forwarded to the observers registered with - the connectable observable. For specializations with fixed subject types, see Publish, PublishLast, and Replay. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be pushed into the specified subject. - Subject to push source elements into. - A connectable observable sequence that upon connection causes the source sequence to push results into the specified subject. - or is null. - - - - Multicasts the source sequence notifications through an instantiated subject into all uses of the sequence within a selector function. Each - subscription to the resulting sequence causes a separate multicast invocation, exposing the sequence resulting from the selector function's - invocation. For specializations with fixed subject types, see Publish, PublishLast, and Replay. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the intermediate subject. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence which will be multicasted in the specified selector function. - Factory function to create an intermediate subject through which the source sequence's elements will be multicast to the selector function. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence subject to the policies enforced by the created subject. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a regular . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - Subscribers will receive all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a regular . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence and starts with initialValue. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Initial value received by observers upon subscription. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - Subscribers will receive immediately receive the initial value, followed by all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence and starts with initialValue. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive immediately receive the initial value, followed by all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - Initial value received by observers upon subscription. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence containing only the last notification. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - Subscribers will only receive the last notification of the source. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence containing only the last notification. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will only receive the last notification of the source. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that stays connected to the source as long as there is at least one subscription to the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Connectable observable sequence. - An observable sequence that stays connected to the source as long as there is at least one subscription to the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Scheduler where connected observers will be invoked on. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - or is null. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers will be invoked on. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying bufferSize notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers will be invoked on. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - or is null. - is less than zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - is less than zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - is less than zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - is less than zero. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers will be invoked on. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - or is null. - is less than zero. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - is less than zero. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence of consecutive (possibly empty) chunks of the source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that returns consecutive (possibly empty) chunks upon each iteration. - is null. - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence that returns elements collected/aggregated from the source sequence between consecutive iterations. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the merge operation during collection. - Source observable sequence. - Factory to create a new collector object. - Merges a sequence element with the current collector. - The enumerable sequence that returns collected/aggregated elements from the source sequence upon each iteration. - or or is null. - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence that returns elements collected/aggregated from the source sequence between consecutive iterations. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the merge operation during collection. - Source observable sequence. - Factory to create the initial collector object. - Merges a sequence element with the current collector. - Factory to replace the current collector by a new collector. - The enumerable sequence that returns collected/aggregated elements from the source sequence upon each iteration. - or or or is null. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The first element in the observable sequence. - is null. - The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The first element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and blocks until the sequence is terminated. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - or is null. - Because of its blocking nature, this operator is mainly used for testing. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, incorporating the element's index, and blocks until the sequence is terminated. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - or is null. - Because of its blocking nature, this operator is mainly used for testing. - - - - Returns an enumerator that enumerates all values of the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get an enumerator for. - The enumerator that can be used to enumerate over the elements in the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence. - is null. - The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration returns the latest observed element in the source observable sequence. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence will never produce the same element repeatedly, and will block until the next element becomes available. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that returns the last sampled element upon each iteration and subsequently blocks until the next element in the observable source sequence becomes available. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration returns the most recently observed element in the source observable sequence, using the specified initial value in case no element has been sampled yet. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence never block and can produce the same element repeatedly. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Initial value that will be yielded by the enumerable sequence if no element has been sampled yet. - The enumerable sequence that returns the last sampled element upon each iteration. - is null. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration blocks until the next element in the source observable sequence becomes available. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence will block until the next element becomes available. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that blocks upon each iteration until the next element in the observable source sequence becomes available. - is null. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, and throws an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The single element in the observable sequence. - is null. - The source sequence contains more than one element. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, and throws an exception if there is not exactly one element matching the predicate in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- More than one element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, or a default value if the observable sequence is empty; this method throws an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The single element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - The source sequence contains more than one element. - - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists; this method throws an exception if there is more than one element matching the predicate in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - The sequence contains more than one element that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - - - - Waits for the observable sequence to complete and returns the last element of the sequence. - If the sequence terminates with an OnError notification, the exception is thrown. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence. - is null. - The source sequence is empty. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified scheduler. - or is null. - - This only invokes observer callbacks on a scheduler. In case the subscription and/or unsubscription actions have side-effects - that require to be run on a scheduler, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified synchronization context. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified synchronization context. - or is null. - - This only invokes observer callbacks on a synchronization context. In case the subscription and/or unsubscription actions have side-effects - that require to be run on a synchronization context, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified scheduler. This operation is not commonly used; - see the remarks section for more information on the distinction between SubscribeOn and ObserveOn. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified scheduler. - or is null. - - This only performs the side-effects of subscription and unsubscription on the specified scheduler. In order to invoke observer - callbacks on a scheduler, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified synchronization context. This operation is not commonly used; - see the remarks section for more information on the distinction between SubscribeOn and ObserveOn. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified synchronization context. - or is null. - - This only performs the side-effects of subscription and unsubscription on the specified synchronization context. In order to invoke observer - callbacks on a synchronization context, use . - - - - - Synchronizes the observable sequence such that observer notifications cannot be delivered concurrently. - This overload is useful to "fix" an observable sequence that exhibits concurrent callbacks on individual observers, which is invalid behavior for the query processor. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized. - is null. - - It's invalid behavior - according to the observer grammar - for a sequence to exhibit concurrent callbacks on a given observer. - This operator can be used to "fix" a source that doesn't conform to this rule. - - - - - Synchronizes the observable sequence such that observer notifications cannot be delivered concurrently, using the specified gate object. - This overload is useful when writing n-ary query operators, in order to prevent concurrent callbacks from different sources by synchronizing on a common gate object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized on the given gate object. - or is null. - - - - Subscribes an observer to an enumerable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to subscribe to. - Observer that will receive notifications from the enumerable sequence. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the enumerable - or is null. - - - - Subscribes an observer to an enumerable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run the enumeration loop. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to subscribe to. - Observer that will receive notifications from the enumerable sequence. - Scheduler to perform the enumeration on. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the enumerable - or or is null. - - - - Converts an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to convert to an enumerable sequence. - The enumerable sequence containing the elements in the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Exposes an observable sequence as an object with an -based .NET event. - - Observable source sequence. - The event source object. - is null. - - - - Exposes an observable sequence as an object with an -based .NET event. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable source sequence. - The event source object. - is null. - - - - Exposes an observable sequence as an object with a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Observable source sequence. - The event source object. - is null. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - is null. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run the enumeration loop. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the input sequence on. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - or is null. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified Subscribe method implementation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Implementation of the resulting observable sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - - Use of this operator is preferred over manual implementation of the interface. In case - you need a type implementing rather than an anonymous implementation, consider using - the abstract base class. - - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified Subscribe method implementation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Implementation of the resulting observable sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - - Use of this operator is preferred over manual implementation of the interface. In case - you need a type implementing rather than an anonymous implementation, consider using - the abstract base class. - - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to produce elements. - The observable sequence surfacing the elements produced by the asynchronous method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to produce elements. - The observable sequence surfacing the elements produced by the asynchronous method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that invokes the specified factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Observable factory function to invoke for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger an invocation of the given observable factory function. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that starts the specified asynchronous factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Asynchronous factory function to start for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger the given asynchronous observable factory function to be started. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that starts the specified cancellable asynchronous factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous factory function is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Asynchronous factory function to start for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger the given asynchronous observable factory function to be started. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous observable factory function will be signaled. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnCompleted message. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Scheduler to send the termination call on. - An observable sequence with no elements. - is null. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnCompleted message. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Scheduler to send the termination call on. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence with no elements. - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven loop producing the sequence's elements. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - The generated sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Returns a non-terminating observable sequence, which can be used to denote an infinite duration (e.g. when using reactive joins). - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers will never get called. - - - - Returns a non-terminating observable sequence, which can be used to denote an infinite duration (e.g. when using reactive joins). - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence whose observers will never get called. - - - - Generates an observable sequence of integral numbers within a specified range. - - The value of the first integer in the sequence. - The number of sequential integers to generate. - An observable sequence that contains a range of sequential integral numbers. - is less than zero. -or- + - 1 is larger than . - - - - Generates an observable sequence of integral numbers within a specified range, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The value of the first integer in the sequence. - The number of sequential integers to generate. - Scheduler to run the generator loop on. - An observable sequence that contains a range of sequential integral numbers. - is less than zero. -or- + - 1 is larger than . - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Scheduler to run the producer loop on. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the element. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - is less than zero. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the element. - Scheduler to run the producer loop on. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - is less than zero. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains a single element. - - The type of the element that will be returned in the produced sequence. - Single element in the resulting observable sequence. - An observable sequence containing the single specified element. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains a single element, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The type of the element that will be returned in the produced sequence. - Single element in the resulting observable sequence. - Scheduler to send the single element on. - An observable sequence containing the single specified element. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnError message. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Scheduler to send the exceptional termination call on. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnError message. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Scheduler to send the exceptional termination call on. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - or is null. - - - - Constructs an observable sequence that depends on a resource object, whose lifetime is tied to the resulting observable sequence's lifetime. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - The type of the resource used during the generation of the resulting sequence. Needs to implement . - Factory function to obtain a resource object. - Factory function to obtain an observable sequence that depends on the obtained resource. - An observable sequence whose lifetime controls the lifetime of the dependent resource object. - or is null. - - - - Constructs an observable sequence that depends on a resource object, whose lifetime is tied to the resulting observable sequence's lifetime. The resource is obtained and used through asynchronous methods. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous methods is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation at any stage of the resource acquisition or usage. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - The type of the resource used during the generation of the resulting sequence. Needs to implement . - Asynchronous factory function to obtain a resource object. - Asynchronous factory function to obtain an observable sequence that depends on the obtained resource. - An observable sequence whose lifetime controls the lifetime of the dependent resource object. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous resource factory and observable factory functions will be signaled. - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type with a strongly typed sender parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type with a strongly typed sender parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a conversion function to obtain the event delegate. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a conversion function to obtain the event delegate. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a supplied event delegate type. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a supplied event delegate type. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a generic Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a generic Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and returns a Task object that will get signaled when the sequence terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Task that signals the termination of the sequence. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and returns a Task object that will get signaled when the sequence terminates. - The loop can be quit prematurely by setting the specified cancellation token. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Cancellation token used to stop the loop. - Task that signals the termination of the sequence. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, incorporating the element's index, and returns a Task object that will get signaled when the sequence terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Task that signals the termination of the sequence. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, incorporating the element's index, and returns a Task object that will get signaled when the sequence terminates. - The loop can be quit prematurely by setting the specified cancellation token. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Cancellation token used to stop the loop. - Task that signals the termination of the sequence. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing if no match is found. - - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - Default source to select in case no matching source in is found. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or if no match is found. - or or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing an empty sequence on the specified scheduler if no match is found. - - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - Scheduler to generate an empty sequence on in case no matching source in is found. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or an empty sequence if no match is found. - or or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing an empty sequence if no match is found. - - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or an empty sequence if no match is found. - or is null. - - - - Repeats the given as long as the specified holds, where the is evaluated after each repeated completed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source to repeat as long as the function evaluates to true. - Condition that will be evaluated upon the completion of an iteration through the , to determine whether repetition of the source is required. - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sequence as long as the holds. - or is null. - - - - Concatenates the observable sequences obtained by running the for each element in the given enumerable . - - The type of the elements in the enumerable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the observable result sequence. - Enumerable source for which each element will be mapped onto an observable source that will be concatenated in the result sequence. - Function to select an observable source for each element in the . - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sources returned by for each element in the . - or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, select the sequence. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - Sequence returned in case evaluates false. - if evaluates true; otherwise. - or or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, return an empty sequence. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - if evaluates true; an empty sequence otherwise. - or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, return an empty sequence generated on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - Scheduler to generate an empty sequence on in case evaluates false. - if evaluates true; an empty sequence otherwise. - or or is null. - - - - Repeats the given as long as the specified holds, where the is evaluated before each repeated is subscribed to. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source to repeat as long as the function evaluates to true. - Condition that will be evaluated before subscription to the , to determine whether repetition of the source is required. - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sequence as long as the holds. - or is null. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when both observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the left sequence. - The type of the elements in the right sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the right sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the left sequence. - Pattern object that matches when both observable sequences have an available element. - or is null. - - - - Matches when the observable sequence has an available element and projects the element by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sequence to apply the selector on. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequence. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - or is null. - - - - Joins together the results from several patterns. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained from the specified patterns. - A series of plans created by use of the Then operator on patterns. - An observable sequence with the results from matching several patterns. - is null. - - - - Joins together the results from several patterns. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained from the specified patterns. - A series of plans created by use of the Then operator on patterns. - An observable sequence with the results form matching several patterns. - is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - An observable sequence that surfaces either of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - or is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sources competing to react first. - An observable sequence that surfaces any of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sources competing to react first. - An observable sequence that surfaces any of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer closing events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - A function invoked to define the boundaries of the produced buffers. A new buffer is started when the previous one is closed. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequence indicating buffer opening events, also passed to the closing selector to obtain a sequence of buffer closing events. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer closing events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Observable sequence whose elements denote the creation of new buffers. - A function invoked to define the closing of each produced buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer boundary events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Sequence of buffer boundary markers. The current buffer is closed and a new buffer is opened upon receiving a boundary marker. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception of the specified type with the observable sequence produced by the handler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and sequences returned by the exception handler function. - The type of the exception to catch and handle. Needs to derive from . - Source sequence. - Exception handler function, producing another observable sequence. - An observable sequence containing the source sequence's elements, followed by the elements produced by the handler's resulting observable sequence in case an exception occurred. - or is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and handler sequence. - First observable sequence whose exception (if any) is caught. - Second observable sequence used to produce results when an error occurred in the first sequence. - An observable sequence containing the first sequence's elements, followed by the elements of the second sequence in case an exception occurred. - or is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source and handler sequences. - Observable sequences to catch exceptions for. - An observable sequence containing elements from consecutive source sequences until a source sequence terminates successfully. - is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source and handler sequences. - Observable sequences to catch exceptions for. - An observable sequence containing elements from consecutive source sequences until a source sequence terminates successfully. - is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever one of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke whenever either of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of both sources using the specified result selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Sixteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sources. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. For efficiency, the input list is reused after the selector returns. Either aggregate or copy the values during the function call. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the latest source elements whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of the latest elements of the sources. - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the latest source elements whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of the latest elements of the sources. - is null. - - - - Concatenates the second observable sequence to the first observable sequence upon successful termination of the first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of the first sequence, followed by those of the second the sequence. - or is null. - - - - Concatenates all of the specified observable sequences, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each given sequence, in sequential order. - is null. - - - - Concatenates all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each given sequence, in sequential order. - is null. - - - - Concatenates all inner observable sequences, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each observed inner sequence, in sequential order. - is null. - - - - Concatenates all task results, as long as the previous task terminated successfully. - - The type of the results produced by the tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - An observable sequence that contains the results of each task, in sequential order. - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a concatenation operation using . - - - - Merges elements from all inner observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the inner sequences. - is null. - - - - Merges results from all source tasks into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the results produced by the source tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - The observable sequence that merges the results of the source tasks. - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a merge operation using . - - - - Merges elements from all inner observable sequences into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - Maximum number of inner observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the inner sequences. - is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Maximum number of observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences, and using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Maximum number of observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - or is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from two observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the given sequences. - or is null. - - - - Merges elements from two observable sequences into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - Scheduler used to introduce concurrency for making subscriptions to the given sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the given sequences. - or or is null. - - - - Merges elements from all of the specified observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - is null. - - - - Merges elements from all of the specified observable sequences into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - or is null. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - is null. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - or is null. - - - - Concatenates the second observable sequence to the first observable sequence upon successful or exceptional termination of the first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence whose exception (if any) is caught. - Second observable sequence used to produce results after the first sequence terminates. - An observable sequence that concatenates the first and second sequence, even if the first sequence terminates exceptionally. - or is null. - - - - Concatenates all of the specified observable sequences, even if the previous observable sequence terminated exceptionally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that concatenates the source sequences, even if a sequence terminates exceptionally. - is null. - - - - Concatenates all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence, even if the previous observable sequence terminated exceptionally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that concatenates the source sequences, even if a sequence terminates exceptionally. - is null. - - - - Returns the elements from the source observable sequence only after the other observable sequence produces an element. - Starting from Rx.NET 4.0, this will subscribe to before subscribing to - so in case emits an element right away, elements from are not missed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence that indicates the end of skip behavior. - Source sequence to propagate elements for. - Observable sequence that triggers propagation of elements of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the elements of the source sequence starting from the point the other sequence triggered propagation. - or is null. - - - - Transforms an observable sequence of observable sequences into an observable sequence - producing values only from the most recent observable sequence. - Each time a new inner observable sequence is received, unsubscribe from the - previous inner observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - The observable sequence that at any point in time produces the elements of the most recent inner observable sequence that has been received. - is null. - - - - Transforms an observable sequence of tasks into an observable sequence - producing values only from the most recent observable sequence. - Each time a new task is received, the previous task's result is ignored. - - The type of the results produced by the source tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - The observable sequence that at any point in time produces the result of the most recent task that has been received. - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a switch operation using . - - - - Returns the elements from the source observable sequence until the other observable sequence produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence that indicates the end of take behavior. - Source sequence to propagate elements for. - Observable sequence that terminates propagation of elements of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the elements of the source sequence up to the point the other sequence interrupted further propagation. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window closing events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - A function invoked to define the boundaries of the produced windows. A new window is started when the previous one is closed. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequence indicating window opening events, also passed to the closing selector to obtain a sequence of window closing events. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window closing events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Observable sequence whose elements denote the creation of new windows. - A function invoked to define the closing of each produced window. - An observable sequence of windows. - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window boundary events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Sequence of window boundary markers. The current window is closed and a new window is opened upon receiving a boundary marker. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by combining each element from the first source with the latest element from the second source, if any. - Starting from Rx.NET 4.0, this will subscribe to before subscribing to to have a latest element readily available - in case emits an element right away. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke for each element from the first source combined with the latest element from the second source, if any. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining each element of the first source with the latest element from the second source, if any, using the specified result selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by combining their elements in a pairwise fashion. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke for each consecutive pair of elements from the first and second source. - An observable sequence containing the result of pairwise combining the elements of the first and second source using the specified result selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Sixteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sources. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the elements of the observable sequences at corresponding indexes. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of elements at corresponding indexes. - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the elements of the observable sequences at corresponding indexes. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of elements at corresponding indexes. - is null. - - - - Merges an observable sequence and an enumerable sequence into one observable sequence by using the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the first observable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second enumerable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second enumerable source. - Function to invoke for each consecutive pair of elements from the first and second source. - An observable sequence containing the result of pairwise combining the elements of the first and second source using the specified result selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Hides the identity of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose identity to hide. - An observable sequence that hides the identity of the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Number of elements to skip between creation of consecutive buffers. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - or is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Dematerializes the explicit notification values of an observable sequence as implicit notifications. - - The type of the elements materialized in the source sequence notification objects. - An observable sequence containing explicit notification values which have to be turned into implicit notifications. - An observable sequence exhibiting the behavior corresponding to the source sequence's notification values. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements from the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements from the source sequence. - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the keySelector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for, based on a computed key value. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the keySelector and the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for, based on a computed key value. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - Equality comparer for computed key values. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and propagates all observer messages through the result sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon graceful or exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or or or is null. - - - - Invokes the observer's methods for each message in the source sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Observer whose methods to invoke as part of the source sequence's observation. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or is null. - - - - Invokes a specified action after the source observable sequence terminates gracefully or exceptionally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke after the source observable sequence terminates. - Source sequence with the action-invoking termination behavior applied. - or is null. - - - - Ignores all elements in an observable sequence leaving only the termination messages. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - An empty observable sequence that signals termination, successful or exceptional, of the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Materializes the implicit notifications of an observable sequence as explicit notification values. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get notification values for. - An observable sequence containing the materialized notification values from the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Repeats the observable sequence indefinitely. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat. - The observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly and sequentially. - is null. - - - - Repeats the observable sequence a specified number of times. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the sequence. - The observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Repeats the source observable sequence until it successfully terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat until it successfully terminates. - An observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly until it terminates successfully. - is null. - - - - Repeats the source observable sequence the specified number of times or until it successfully terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat until it successfully terminates. - Number of times to repeat the sequence. - An observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly until it terminates successfully. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence and returns each intermediate result. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value. - For aggregation behavior with no intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to accumulate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing the accumulated values. - or is null. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence and returns each intermediate result. - For aggregation behavior with no intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to accumulate over. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing the accumulated values. - or is null. - - - - Bypasses a specified number of elements at the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to bypass at the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the source sequence elements except for the bypassed ones at the end. - is null. - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store the first elements. As more elements are - received, elements are taken from the front of the queue and produced on the result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed. - - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Scheduler to emit the prepended values on. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - or or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Scheduler to emit the prepended values on. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - or or is null. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements elements. Upon completion of - the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the elements to be delayed. - - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to drain the queue. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - Scheduler used to drain the queue upon completion of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements elements. Upon completion of - the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the elements to be delayed. - - - - - Returns a list with the specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements. Upon completion of the - source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - An observable sequence of windows. - is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Number of elements to skip between creation of consecutive windows. - An observable sequence of windows. - is null. - or is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Converts the elements of an observable sequence to the specified type. - - The type to convert the elements in the source sequence to. - The observable sequence that contains the elements to be converted. - An observable sequence that contains each element of the source sequence converted to the specified type. - is null. - - - - Returns the elements of the specified sequence or the type parameter's default value in a singleton sequence if the sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence (if any), whose default value will be taken if the sequence is empty. - The sequence to return a default value for if it is empty. - An observable sequence that contains the default value for the TSource type if the source is empty; otherwise, the elements of the source itself. - is null. - - - - Returns the elements of the specified sequence or the specified value in a singleton sequence if the sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence (if any), and the specified default value which will be taken if the sequence is empty. - The sequence to return the specified value for if it is empty. - The value to return if the sequence is empty. - An observable sequence that contains the specified default value if the source is empty; otherwise, the elements of the source itself. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements from the source sequence. - is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements from the source sequence. - or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the keySelector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the keySelector and the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - or or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encountered. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encountered. - - or or or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Correlates the elements of two sequences based on overlapping durations, and groups the results. - - The type of the elements in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by invoking the result selector function for source elements with overlapping duration. - The left observable sequence to join elements for. - The right observable sequence to join elements for. - A function to select the duration of each element of the left observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function to select the duration of each element of the right observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function invoked to compute a result element for any element of the left sequence with overlapping elements from the right observable sequence. - An observable sequence that contains result elements computed from source elements that have an overlapping duration. - or or or or is null. - - - - Correlates the elements of two sequences based on overlapping durations. - - The type of the elements in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by invoking the result selector function for source elements with overlapping duration. - The left observable sequence to join elements for. - The right observable sequence to join elements for. - A function to select the duration of each element of the left observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function to select the duration of each element of the right observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function invoked to compute a result element for any two overlapping elements of the left and right observable sequences. - An observable sequence that contains result elements computed from source elements that have an overlapping duration. - or or or or is null. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on the specified type. - - The type to filter the elements in the source sequence on. - The observable sequence that contains the elements to be filtered. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence of type TResult. - is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a new form. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by running the selector function for each element in the source sequence. - A sequence of elements to invoke a transform function on. - A transform function to apply to each source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the transform function on each element of source. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a new form by incorporating the element's index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by running the selector function for each element in the source sequence. - A sequence of elements to invoke a transform function on. - A transform function to apply to each source element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the transform function on each element of source. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of the source observable sequence to the other observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence and the elements in the result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - An observable sequence to project each element from the source sequence onto. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of projecting each source element onto the other sequence and merging all the resulting sequences together. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task with cancellation support and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index with cancellation support and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element and the fourth parameter represents the index of the intermediate element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task with cancellation support, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index with cancellation support, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each notification of an observable sequence to an observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of notifications to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply when an error occurs in the source sequence. - A transform function to apply when the end of the source sequence is reached. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function corresponding to each notification in the input sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Projects each notification of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of notifications to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply when an error occurs in the source sequence. - A transform function to apply when the end of the source sequence is reached. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function corresponding to each notification in the input sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence and concatenates the resulting enumerable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner enumerable sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence by incorporating the element's index and concatenates the resulting enumerable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner enumerable sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate enumerable sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate enumerable sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element and the fourth parameter represents the index of the intermediate element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Bypasses a specified number of elements in an observable sequence and then returns the remaining elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to skip before returning the remaining elements. - An observable sequence that contains the elements that occur after the specified index in the input sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Bypasses elements in an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true and then returns the remaining elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence starting at the first element in the linear series that does not pass the test specified by predicate. - or is null. - - - - Bypasses elements in an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true and then returns the remaining elements. - The element's index is used in the logic of the predicate function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence starting at the first element in the linear series that does not pass the test specified by predicate. - or is null. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the start of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to return. - An observable sequence that contains the specified number of elements from the start of the input sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the start of an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for the edge case of Take(0). - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to return. - Scheduler used to produce an OnCompleted message in case count is set to 0. - An observable sequence that contains the specified number of elements from the start of the input sequence. - or is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Returns elements from an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence that occur before the element at which the test no longer passes. - or is null. - - - - Returns elements from an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true. - The element's index is used in the logic of the predicate function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence that occur before the element at which the test no longer passes. - or is null. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on a predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to filter. - A function to test each source element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence that satisfy the condition. - or is null. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on a predicate by incorporating the element's index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to filter. - A function to test each source element for a conditio; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence that satisfy the condition. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Interval between creation of consecutive buffers. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers with minimum duration - length. However, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all buffers will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Interval between creation of consecutive buffers. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers with minimum duration - length. However, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all buffers will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a buffer that's sent out when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a buffer that's sent out when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Maximum time length of a buffer. - Maximum element count of a buffer. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by the specified relative time duration. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Relative time by which to shift the observable sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Time-shifted sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the default scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by the specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Relative time by which to shift the observable sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the delay timers on. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence to start propagating notifications at the specified absolute time. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Absolute time used to shift the observable sequence; the relative time shift gets computed upon subscription. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Time-shifted sequence. - is null. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the default scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence to start propagating notifications at the specified absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Absolute time used to shift the observable sequence; the relative time shift gets computed upon subscription. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the delay timers on. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence based on a delay selector function for each element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the delay sequences used to denote the delay duration of each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the delay for each given element. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence based on a subscription delay and a delay selector function for each element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the delay sequences used to denote the delay duration of each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Sequence indicating the delay for the subscription to the source. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the delay for each given element. - Time-shifted sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription with the specified relative time duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Relative time shift of the subscription. - Time-shifted sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the default scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription with the specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Relative time shift of the subscription. - Scheduler to run the subscription delay timer on. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription to the specified absolute time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Absolute time to perform the subscription at. - Time-shifted sequence. - is null. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the default scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription to the specified absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Absolute time to perform the subscription at. - Scheduler to run the subscription delay timer on. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - The generated sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - or or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - The generated sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - or or or or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - - Period for producing the values in the resulting sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Intervals are measured between the start of subsequent notifications, not between the end of the previous and the start of the next notification. - If the observer takes longer than the interval period to handle the message, the subsequent notification will be delivered immediately after the - current one has been handled. In case you need to control the time between the end and the start of consecutive notifications, consider using the - - operator instead. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a value after each period, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - Period for producing the values in the resulting sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - is null. - - Intervals are measured between the start of subsequent notifications, not between the end of the previous and the start of the next notification. - If the observer takes longer than the interval period to handle the message, the subsequent notification will be delivered immediately after the - current one has been handled. In case you need to control the time between the end and the start of consecutive notifications, consider using the - - operator instead. - - - - - Samples the observable sequence at each interval. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Interval at which to sample. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will continuously sample the stream. - Sampled observable sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee all source sequence elements will be preserved. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the sampling action may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Samples the observable sequence at each interval, using the specified scheduler to run sampling timers. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Interval at which to sample. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will continuously sample the stream. - Scheduler to run the sampling timer on. - Sampled observable sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee all source sequence elements will be preserved. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the sampling action may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Samples the source observable sequence using a sampler observable sequence producing sampling ticks. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sampling sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Sampling tick sequence. - Sampled observable sequence. - or is null. - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the start of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee no elements will be dropped from the start of the source sequence. - This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that causes callbacks from the source sequence to be forwarded - may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the start of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee no elements will be dropped from the start of the source sequence. - This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that causes callbacks from the source sequence to be forwarded - may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store elements received during the initial window. - As more elements are received, elements older than the specified are taken from the queue and produced on the - result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed with . - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store elements received during the initial window. - As more elements are received, elements older than the specified are taken from the queue and produced on the - result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed with . - - - - - Skips elements from the observable source sequence until the specified start time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Time to start taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, no elements will be skipped. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped until the specified start time. - is null. - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - Skips elements from the observable source sequence until the specified start time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Time to start taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, no elements will be skipped. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped until the specified start time. - or is null. - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the start of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee an empty sequence will be returned. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that stops forwarding callbacks from the source sequence may not execute - immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the start of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee an empty sequence will be returned. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that stops forwarding callbacks from the source sequence may not execute - immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified schedulers to run timers and to drain the collected elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - Scheduler to drain the collected elements. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - or or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns a list with the elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Returns a list with the elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration until the specified end time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Time to stop taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the result stream will complete immediately. - An observable sequence with the elements taken until the specified end time. - is null. - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration until the specified end time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Time to stop taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the result stream will complete immediately. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken until the specified end time. - or is null. - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another element within a specified relative time duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Throttling duration for each element. - The throttled sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration specified in . If another - element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this whole - process. For streams that never have gaps larger than or equal to between elements, the resulting stream won't - produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the - Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing throttling timers to be scheduled - that are due immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee all elements will be retained in the result sequence. This is a side-effect of the - asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to forward the current element may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero - due time. In such cases, the next element may arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the throttling action. - - - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another element within a specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run throttling timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Throttling duration for each element. - Scheduler to run the throttle timers on. - The throttled sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration specified in . If another - element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this whole - process. For streams that never have gaps larger than or equal to between elements, the resulting stream won't - produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the - Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing throttling timers to be scheduled - that are due immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee all elements will be retained in the result sequence. This is a side-effect of the - asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to forward the current element may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero - due time. In such cases, the next element may arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the throttling action. - - - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another value within a computed throttle duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the throttle sequences selected for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the throttle duration for each given element. - The throttled sequence. - or is null. - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration denoted by . - If another element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this - whole process. For streams where the duration computed by applying the to each element overlaps with - the occurrence of the successor element, the resulting stream won't produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst - guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - - - Records the time interval between consecutive elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to record time intervals for. - An observable sequence with time interval information on elements. - is null. - - - - Records the time interval between consecutive elements in an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to compute time intervals. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to record time intervals for. - Scheduler used to compute time intervals. - An observable sequence with time interval information on elements. - or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - (Asynchronous) If no element is produced within from the previous element. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - (Asynchronous) If no element is produced within from the previous element. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - is null. - (Asynchronous) If the sequence hasn't terminated before . - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) If the sequence hasn't terminated before . - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or is null. - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or or is null. - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on a timeout duration computed for each element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on a timeout duration computed for each element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an initial timeout duration for the first element, and a timeout duration computed for each subsequent element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Observable sequence that represents the timeout for the first element. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - or or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an initial timeout duration for the first element, and a timeout duration computed for each subsequent element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Observable sequence that represents the timeout for the first element. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or or or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value after the specified relative due time has elapsed. - - Relative time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after the due time has elapsed. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value at the specified absolute due time. - - Absolute time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value after the specified initial relative due time has elapsed. - - Relative time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after due time has elapsed and then after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value starting at the specified initial absolute due time. - - Absolute time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value after the specified relative due time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run the timer. - - Relative time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after the due time has elapsed. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value at the specified absolute due time, using the specified scheduler to run the timer. - - Absolute time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value after the specified initial relative due time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - Relative time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run timers on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after due time has elapsed and then each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value starting at the specified initial absolute due time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - Absolute time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run timers on. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - is null. - - - - Timestamps each element in an observable sequence using the local system clock. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to timestamp elements for. - An observable sequence with timestamp information on elements. - is null. - - - - Timestamp each element in an observable sequence using the clock of the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to timestamp elements for. - Scheduler used to compute timestamps. - An observable sequence with timestamp information on elements. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - The sequence of windows. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Interval between creation of consecutive windows. - An observable sequence of windows. - is null. - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows with minimum duration - length. However, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all windows will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Interval between creation of consecutive windows. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows with minimum duration - length. However, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all windows will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a window that is completed when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - An observable sequence of windows. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a window that is completed when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for writing queries over observable sequences, allowing translation to a target query language. - - - - - Gets the local query provider which will retarget Qbservable-based queries to the corresponding Observable-based query for in-memory execution upon subscription. - - - - - Converts an in-memory observable sequence into an sequence with an expression tree representing the source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - sequence representing the given observable source sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns the input typed as an . - This operator is used to separate the part of the query that's captured as an expression tree from the part that's executed locally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An sequence to convert to an sequence. - The original source object, but typed as an . - is null. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run the enumeration loop. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the input sequence on. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - or is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. - For aggregation behavior with incremental intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value. - For aggregation behavior with incremental intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value, - and the specified result selector function is used to select the result value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the accumulator value. - The type of the resulting value. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - A function to transform the final accumulator value into the result value. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether all elements of an observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to apply the predicate to. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether all elements in the source sequence pass the test in the specified predicate. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - An observable sequence that surfaces either of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - - or is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sources competing to react first. - An observable sequence that surfaces any of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - - is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sources competing to react first. - An observable sequence that surfaces any of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - - is null. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains any elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to check for non-emptiness. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains any elements. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether any element of an observable sequence satisfies a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to apply the predicate to. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether any elements in the source sequence pass the test in the specified predicate. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Number of elements to skip between creation of consecutive buffers. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - or is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a buffer that's sent out when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a buffer that's sent out when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Maximum time length of a buffer. - Maximum element count of a buffer. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Interval between creation of consecutive buffers. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers with minimum duration - length. However, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all buffers will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Interval between creation of consecutive buffers. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers with minimum duration - length. However, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all buffers will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer boundary events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Sequence of buffer boundary markers. The current buffer is closed and a new buffer is opened upon receiving a boundary marker. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer closing events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - A function invoked to define the boundaries of the produced buffers. A new buffer is started when the previous one is closed. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequence indicating buffer opening events, also passed to the closing selector to obtain a sequence of buffer closing events. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer closing events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Observable sequence whose elements denote the creation of new buffers. - A function invoked to define the closing of each produced buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing an empty sequence if no match is found. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or an empty sequence if no match is found. - - or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing if no match is found. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - Default source to select in case no matching source in is found. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or if no match is found. - - or or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing an empty sequence on the specified scheduler if no match is found. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - Scheduler to generate an empty sequence on in case no matching source in is found. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or an empty sequence if no match is found. - - or or is null. - - - - Converts the elements of an observable sequence to the specified type. - - The type to convert the elements in the source sequence to. - The observable sequence that contains the elements to be converted. - An observable sequence that contains each element of the source sequence converted to the specified type. - - is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and handler sequence. - First observable sequence whose exception (if any) is caught. - Second observable sequence used to produce results when an error occurred in the first sequence. - An observable sequence containing the first sequence's elements, followed by the elements of the second sequence in case an exception occurred. - - or is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source and handler sequences. - Observable sequences to catch exceptions for. - An observable sequence containing elements from consecutive source sequences until a source sequence terminates successfully. - - is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source and handler sequences. - Observable sequences to catch exceptions for. - An observable sequence containing elements from consecutive source sequences until a source sequence terminates successfully. - - is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception of the specified type with the observable sequence produced by the handler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and sequences returned by the exception handler function. - The type of the exception to catch and handle. Needs to derive from . - Source sequence. - Exception handler function, producing another observable sequence. - An observable sequence containing the source sequence's elements, followed by the elements produced by the handler's resulting observable sequence in case an exception occurred. - - or is null. - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence of consecutive (possibly empty) chunks of the source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that returns consecutive (possibly empty) chunks upon each iteration. - - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence that returns elements collected/aggregated from the source sequence between consecutive iterations. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the merge operation during collection. - Source observable sequence. - Factory to create the initial collector object. - Merges a sequence element with the current collector. - Factory to replace the current collector by a new collector. - The enumerable sequence that returns collected/aggregated elements from the source sequence upon each iteration. - - or or or is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence that returns elements collected/aggregated from the source sequence between consecutive iterations. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the merge operation during collection. - Source observable sequence. - Factory to create a new collector object. - Merges a sequence element with the current collector. - The enumerable sequence that returns collected/aggregated elements from the source sequence upon each iteration. - - or or is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the latest source elements whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of the latest elements of the sources. - - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the latest source elements whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of the latest elements of the sources. - - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sources. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. For efficiency, the input list is reused after the selector returns. Either aggregate or copy the values during the function call. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever one of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke whenever either of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of both sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Sixteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Concatenates the second observable sequence to the first observable sequence upon successful termination of the first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of the first sequence, followed by those of the second the sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Concatenates all of the specified observable sequences, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each given sequence, in sequential order. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each given sequence, in sequential order. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates all inner observable sequences, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each observed inner sequence, in sequential order. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates all task results, as long as the previous task terminated successfully. - - The type of the results produced by the tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - An observable sequence that contains the results of each task, in sequential order. - - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a concatenation operation using . - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains a specified element by using the default equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence in which to locate a value. - The value to locate in the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains an element that has the specified value. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains a specified element by using a specified . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence in which to locate a value. - The value to locate in the source sequence. - An equality comparer to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains an element that has the specified value. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents the total number of elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the number of elements in the input sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The number of elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents how many elements in the specified observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a number that represents how many elements in the input sequence satisfy the condition in the predicate function. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified Subscribe method implementation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Implementation of the resulting observable sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - - Use of this operator is preferred over manual implementation of the interface. In case - you need a type implementing rather than an anonymous implementation, consider using - the abstract base class. - - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified Subscribe method implementation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Implementation of the resulting observable sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - - Use of this operator is preferred over manual implementation of the interface. In case - you need a type implementing rather than an anonymous implementation, consider using - the abstract base class. - - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to produce elements. - The observable sequence surfacing the elements produced by the asynchronous method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to produce elements. - The observable sequence surfacing the elements produced by the asynchronous method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Returns the elements of the specified sequence or the type parameter's default value in a singleton sequence if the sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence (if any), whose default value will be taken if the sequence is empty. - The sequence to return a default value for if it is empty. - An observable sequence that contains the default value for the TSource type if the source is empty; otherwise, the elements of the source itself. - - is null. - - - - Returns the elements of the specified sequence or the specified value in a singleton sequence if the sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence (if any), and the specified default value which will be taken if the sequence is empty. - The sequence to return the specified value for if it is empty. - The value to return if the sequence is empty. - An observable sequence that contains the specified default value if the source is empty; otherwise, the elements of the source itself. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that invokes the specified factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Observable factory function to invoke for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger an invocation of the given observable factory function. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that starts the specified asynchronous factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Asynchronous factory function to start for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger the given asynchronous observable factory function to be started. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that starts the specified cancellable asynchronous factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous factory function is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Asynchronous factory function to start for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger the given asynchronous observable factory function to be started. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous observable factory function will be signaled. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence to start propagating notifications at the specified absolute time. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Absolute time used to shift the observable sequence; the relative time shift gets computed upon subscription. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Time-shifted sequence. - - is null. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the default scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence to start propagating notifications at the specified absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Absolute time used to shift the observable sequence; the relative time shift gets computed upon subscription. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the delay timers on. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by the specified relative time duration. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Relative time by which to shift the observable sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Time-shifted sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the default scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by the specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Relative time by which to shift the observable sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the delay timers on. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence based on a delay selector function for each element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the delay sequences used to denote the delay duration of each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the delay for each given element. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence based on a subscription delay and a delay selector function for each element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the delay sequences used to denote the delay duration of each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Sequence indicating the delay for the subscription to the source. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the delay for each given element. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or or is null. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription to the specified absolute time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Absolute time to perform the subscription at. - Time-shifted sequence. - - is null. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the default scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription to the specified absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Absolute time to perform the subscription at. - Scheduler to run the subscription delay timer on. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription with the specified relative time duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Relative time shift of the subscription. - Time-shifted sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the default scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription with the specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Relative time shift of the subscription. - Scheduler to run the subscription delay timer on. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Dematerializes the explicit notification values of an observable sequence as implicit notifications. - - The type of the elements materialized in the source sequence notification objects. - An observable sequence containing explicit notification values which have to be turned into implicit notifications. - An observable sequence exhibiting the behavior corresponding to the source sequence's notification values. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements from the source sequence. - - is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements from the source sequence. - - or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the keySelector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - - or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the keySelector and the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - - or or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements from the source sequence. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements from the source sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the keySelector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for, based on a computed key value. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the keySelector and the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for, based on a computed key value. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - Equality comparer for computed key values. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - - or or is null. - - - - Invokes the observer's methods for each message in the source sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Observer whose methods to invoke as part of the source sequence's observation. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and propagates all observer messages through the result sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon graceful or exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or or or is null. - - - - Repeats the given as long as the specified holds, where the is evaluated after each repeated completed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source to repeat as long as the function evaluates to true. - Condition that will be evaluated upon the completion of an iteration through the , to determine whether repetition of the source is required. - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sequence as long as the holds. - - or is null. - - - - Returns the element at a specified index in a sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to return the element from. - The zero-based index of the element to retrieve. - An observable sequence that produces the element at the specified position in the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - (Asynchronous) is greater than or equal to the number of elements in the source sequence. - - - - Returns the element at a specified index in a sequence or a default value if the index is out of range. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to return the element from. - The zero-based index of the element to retrieve. - An observable sequence that produces the element at the specified position in the source sequence, or a default value if the index is outside the bounds of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnCompleted message. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Scheduler to send the termination call on. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - is null. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnCompleted message. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Scheduler to send the termination call on. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - is null. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - - - Invokes a specified action after the source observable sequence terminates gracefully or exceptionally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke after the source observable sequence terminates. - Source sequence with the action-invoking termination behavior applied. - - or is null. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - is null. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - or is null. - - - - Concatenates the observable sequences obtained by running the for each element in the given enumerable . - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the enumerable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the observable result sequence. - Enumerable source for which each element will be mapped onto an observable source that will be concatenated in the result sequence. - Function to select an observable source for each element in the . - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sources returned by for each element in the . - - or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous action is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the action's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous action is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the action's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous function is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the function's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - - is null. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous function is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the function's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - - - Converts an Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a supplied event delegate type. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a supplied event delegate type. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a conversion function to obtain the event delegate. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a conversion function to obtain the event delegate. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a generic Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a generic Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type with a strongly typed sender parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type with a strongly typed sender parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven loop producing the sequence's elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - The generated sequence. - - or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - The generated sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - The generated sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encountered. - - - or or or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encountered. - - - or or or or is null. - - - - Correlates the elements of two sequences based on overlapping durations, and groups the results. - - The type of the elements in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by invoking the result selector function for source elements with overlapping duration. - The left observable sequence to join elements for. - The right observable sequence to join elements for. - A function to select the duration of each element of the left observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function to select the duration of each element of the right observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function invoked to compute a result element for any element of the left sequence with overlapping elements from the right observable sequence. - An observable sequence that contains result elements computed from source elements that have an overlapping duration. - - or or or or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, return an empty sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - - if evaluates true; an empty sequence otherwise. - - or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, select the sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - Sequence returned in case evaluates false. - - if evaluates true; otherwise. - - or or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, return an empty sequence generated on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - Scheduler to generate an empty sequence on in case evaluates false. - - if evaluates true; an empty sequence otherwise. - - or or is null. - - - - Ignores all elements in an observable sequence leaving only the termination messages. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - An empty observable sequence that signals termination, successful or exceptional, of the source sequence. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Period for producing the values in the resulting sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Intervals are measured between the start of subsequent notifications, not between the end of the previous and the start of the next notification. - If the observer takes longer than the interval period to handle the message, the subsequent notification will be delivered immediately after the - current one has been handled. In case you need to control the time between the end and the start of consecutive notifications, consider using the - operator instead. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a value after each period, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Period for producing the values in the resulting sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - is null. - - Intervals are measured between the start of subsequent notifications, not between the end of the previous and the start of the next notification. - If the observer takes longer than the interval period to handle the message, the subsequent notification will be delivered immediately after the - current one has been handled. In case you need to control the time between the end and the start of consecutive notifications, consider using the - operator instead. - - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to check for emptiness. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence is empty. - - is null. - - - - Correlates the elements of two sequences based on overlapping durations. - - The type of the elements in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by invoking the result selector function for source elements with overlapping duration. - The left observable sequence to join elements for. - The right observable sequence to join elements for. - A function to select the duration of each element of the left observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function to select the duration of each element of the right observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function invoked to compute a result element for any two overlapping elements of the left and right observable sequences. - An observable sequence that contains result elements computed from source elements that have an overlapping duration. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration returns the latest observed element in the source observable sequence. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence will never produce the same element repeatedly, and will block until the next element becomes available. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that returns the last sampled element upon each iteration and subsequently blocks until the next element in the observable source sequence becomes available. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents the total number of elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the number of elements in the input sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The number of elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents how many elements in the specified observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a number that represents how many elements in the input sequence satisfy the condition in the predicate function. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Materializes the implicit notifications of an observable sequence as explicit notification values. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get notification values for. - An observable sequence containing the materialized notification values from the source sequence. - - is null. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum element in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the maximum element of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum element in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the maximum element of. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum element in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the maximum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the maximum element in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the maximum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the maximum element in the source sequence. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the maximum key value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the maximum elements for. - Key selector function. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a maximum key value. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the maximum key value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the maximum elements for. - Key selector function. - Comparer used to compare key values. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a maximum key value. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Merges elements from two observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the given sequences. - - or is null. - - - - Merges elements from two observable sequences into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - Scheduler used to introduce concurrency for making subscriptions to the given sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the given sequences. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges elements from all of the specified observable sequences into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - or is null. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - is null. - - - - Merges elements from all inner observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the inner sequences. - - is null. - - - - Merges results from all source tasks into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the results produced by the source tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - The observable sequence that merges the results of the source tasks. - - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a merge operation using . - - - - Merges elements from all of the specified observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - is null. - - - - Merges elements from all inner observable sequences into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - Maximum number of inner observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the inner sequences. - - is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Maximum number of observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences, and using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Maximum number of observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - or is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - or is null. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum element in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum element in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum element in an observable sequence according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum element in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the minimum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the minimum element in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the minimum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the minimum element in the source sequence. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the minimum key value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the minimum elements for. - Key selector function. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a minimum key value. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the minimum key value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the minimum elements for. - Key selector function. - Comparer used to compare key values. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a minimum key value. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration returns the most recently observed element in the source observable sequence, using the specified initial value in case no element has been sampled yet. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence never block and can produce the same element repeatedly. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Initial value that will be yielded by the enumerable sequence if no element has been sampled yet. - The enumerable sequence that returns the last sampled element upon each iteration. - - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Multicasts the source sequence notifications through an instantiated subject into all uses of the sequence within a selector function. Each - subscription to the resulting sequence causes a separate multicast invocation, exposing the sequence resulting from the selector function's - invocation. For specializations with fixed subject types, see Publish, PublishLast, and Replay. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the intermediate subject. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence which will be multicasted in the specified selector function. - Factory function to create an intermediate subject through which the source sequence's elements will be multicast to the selector function. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence subject to the policies enforced by the created subject. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Returns a non-terminating observable sequence, which can be used to denote an infinite duration (e.g. when using reactive joins). - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers will never get called. - - - - Returns a non-terminating observable sequence, which can be used to denote an infinite duration (e.g. when using reactive joins). - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence whose observers will never get called. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration blocks until the next element in the source observable sequence becomes available. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence will block until the next element becomes available. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that blocks upon each iteration until the next element in the observable source sequence becomes available. - - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified synchronization context. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified synchronization context. - - or is null. - - This only invokes observer callbacks on a synchronization context. In case the subscription and/or unsubscription actions have side-effects - that require to be run on a synchronization context, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified scheduler. - - or is null. - - This only invokes observer callbacks on a scheduler. In case the subscription and/or unsubscription actions have side-effects - that require to be run on a scheduler, use . - - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on the specified type. - - The type to filter the elements in the source sequence on. - The observable sequence that contains the elements to be filtered. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence of type TResult. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates the second observable sequence to the first observable sequence upon successful or exceptional termination of the first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence whose exception (if any) is caught. - Second observable sequence used to produce results after the first sequence terminates. - An observable sequence that concatenates the first and second sequence, even if the first sequence terminates exceptionally. - - or is null. - - - - Concatenates all of the specified observable sequences, even if the previous observable sequence terminated exceptionally. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that concatenates the source sequences, even if a sequence terminates exceptionally. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence, even if the previous observable sequence terminated exceptionally. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that concatenates the source sequences, even if a sequence terminates exceptionally. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a regular . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence and starts with initialValue. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive immediately receive the initial value, followed by all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - Initial value received by observers upon subscription. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence containing only the last notification. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will only receive the last notification of the source. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - - Generates an observable sequence of integral numbers within a specified range. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The value of the first integer in the sequence. - The number of sequential integers to generate. - An observable sequence that contains a range of sequential integral numbers. - - is less than zero. -or- + - 1 is larger than . - - - - Generates an observable sequence of integral numbers within a specified range, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The value of the first integer in the sequence. - The number of sequential integers to generate. - Scheduler to run the generator loop on. - An observable sequence that contains a range of sequential integral numbers. - - is less than zero. -or- + - 1 is larger than . - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that stays connected to the source as long as there is at least one subscription to the observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Connectable observable sequence. - An observable sequence that stays connected to the source as long as there is at least one subscription to the observable sequence. - - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the element. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - - is less than zero. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the element. - Scheduler to run the producer loop on. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - - is less than zero. - - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Scheduler to run the producer loop on. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - is null. - - - - Repeats the observable sequence indefinitely. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat. - The observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly and sequentially. - - is null. - - - - Repeats the observable sequence a specified number of times. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the sequence. - The observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - is less than zero. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - is less than zero. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Repeats the source observable sequence until it successfully terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat until it successfully terminates. - An observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly until it terminates successfully. - - is null. - - - - Repeats the source observable sequence the specified number of times or until it successfully terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat until it successfully terminates. - Number of times to repeat the sequence. - An observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly until it terminates successfully. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains a single element. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be returned in the produced sequence. - Single element in the resulting observable sequence. - An observable sequence containing the single specified element. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains a single element, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be returned in the produced sequence. - Single element in the resulting observable sequence. - Scheduler to send the single element on. - An observable sequence containing the single specified element. - - is null. - - - - Samples the observable sequence at each interval. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Interval at which to sample. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will continuously sample the stream. - Sampled observable sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee all source sequence elements will be preserved. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the sampling action may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Samples the observable sequence at each interval, using the specified scheduler to run sampling timers. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Interval at which to sample. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will continuously sample the stream. - Scheduler to run the sampling timer on. - Sampled observable sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee all source sequence elements will be preserved. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the sampling action may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Samples the source observable sequence using a samper observable sequence producing sampling ticks. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sampling sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Sampling tick sequence. - Sampled observable sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence and returns each intermediate result. - For aggregation behavior with no intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to accumulate over. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing the accumulated values. - - or is null. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence and returns each intermediate result. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value. - For aggregation behavior with no intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to accumulate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing the accumulated values. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a new form. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by running the selector function for each element in the source sequence. - A sequence of elements to invoke a transform function on. - A transform function to apply to each source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the transform function on each element of source. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a new form by incorporating the element's index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by running the selector function for each element in the source sequence. - A sequence of elements to invoke a transform function on. - A transform function to apply to each source element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the transform function on each element of source. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate enumerable sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate enumerable sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element and the fourth parameter represents the index of the intermediate element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element and the fourth parameter represents the index of the intermediate element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of the source observable sequence to the other observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence and the elements in the result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - An observable sequence to project each element from the source sequence onto. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of projecting each source element onto the other sequence and merging all the resulting sequences together. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each notification of an observable sequence to an observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of notifications to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply when an error occurs in the source sequence. - A transform function to apply when the end of the source sequence is reached. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function corresponding to each notification in the input sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Projects each notification of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of notifications to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply when an error occurs in the source sequence. - A transform function to apply when the end of the source sequence is reached. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function corresponding to each notification in the input sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence and concatenates the resulting enumerable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner enumerable sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence by incorporating the element's index and concatenates the resulting enumerable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner enumerable sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task with cancellation support and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index with cancellation support and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task with cancellation support, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index with cancellation support, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Determines whether two sequences are equal by comparing the elements pairwise. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the default equality comparer for their type. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable and enumerable sequence are equal by comparing the elements pairwise. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the default equality comparer for their type. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether two sequences are equal by comparing the elements pairwise using a specified equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - Comparer used to compare elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the specified equality comparer. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable and enumerable sequence are equal by comparing the elements pairwise using a specified equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - Comparer used to compare elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the specified equality comparer. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, and reports an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence contains more than one element. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, and reports an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- More than one element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, or a default value if the observable sequence is empty; this method reports an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence contains more than one element. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that matches the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists; this method reports an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sequence contains more than one element that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - - - Bypasses a specified number of elements in an observable sequence and then returns the remaining elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to skip before returning the remaining elements. - An observable sequence that contains the elements that occur after the specified index in the input sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the start of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee no elements will be dropped from the start of the source sequence. - This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that causes callbacks from the source sequence to be forwarded - may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the start of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee no elements will be dropped from the start of the source sequence. - This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that causes callbacks from the source sequence to be forwarded - may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - - Bypasses a specified number of elements at the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to bypass at the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the source sequence elements except for the bypassed ones at the end. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store the first elements. As more elements are - received, elements are taken from the front of the queue and produced on the result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed. - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store elements received during the initial window. - As more elements are received, elements older than the specified are taken from the queue and produced on the - result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed with . - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store elements received during the initial window. - As more elements are received, elements older than the specified are taken from the queue and produced on the - result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed with . - - - - - Skips elements from the observable source sequence until the specified start time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Time to start taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, no elements will be skipped. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped until the specified start time. - - is null. - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - Skips elements from the observable source sequence until the specified start time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Time to start taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, no elements will be skipped. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped until the specified start time. - - or is null. - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - Returns the elements from the source observable sequence only after the other observable sequence produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence that indicates the end of skip behavior. - Source sequence to propagate elements for. - Observable sequence that triggers propagation of elements of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the elements of the source sequence starting from the point the other sequence triggered propagation. - - or is null. - - - - Bypasses elements in an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true and then returns the remaining elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence starting at the first element in the linear series that does not pass the test specified by predicate. - - or is null. - - - - Bypasses elements in an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true and then returns the remaining elements. - The element's index is used in the logic of the predicate function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence starting at the first element in the linear series that does not pass the test specified by predicate. - - or is null. - - - - Invokes the action asynchronously, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action to run asynchronously. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The action is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - - Invokes the action asynchronously on the specified scheduler, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action to run asynchronously. - Scheduler to run the action on. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - or is null. - - - - The action is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - - Invokes the specified function asynchronously, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to run asynchronously. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The function is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - - Invokes the specified function asynchronously on the specified scheduler, surfacing the result through an observable sequence - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to run asynchronously. - Scheduler to run the function on. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - or is null. - - - - The function is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to run. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to run. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Scheduler to emit the prepended values on. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - - or or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Scheduler to emit the prepended values on. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - - or or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - - or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified synchronization context. This operation is not commonly used; - see the remarks section for more information on the distinction between SubscribeOn and ObserveOn. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified synchronization context. - - or is null. - - This only performs the side-effects of subscription and unsubscription on the specified synchronization context. In order to invoke observer - callbacks on a synchronization context, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified scheduler. This operation is not commonly used; - see the remarks section for more information on the distinction between SubscribeOn and ObserveOn. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified scheduler. - - or is null. - - This only performs the side-effects of subscription and unsubscription on the specified scheduler. In order to invoke observer - callbacks on a scheduler, use . - - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Transforms an observable sequence of observable sequences into an observable sequence - producing values only from the most recent observable sequence. - Each time a new inner observable sequence is received, unsubscribe from the - previous inner observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - The observable sequence that at any point in time produces the elements of the most recent inner observable sequence that has been received. - - is null. - - - - Transforms an observable sequence of tasks into an observable sequence - producing values only from the most recent observable sequence. - Each time a new task is received, the previous task's result is ignored. - - The type of the results produced by the source tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - The observable sequence that at any point in time produces the result of the most recent task that has been received. - - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a switch operation using . - - - - Synchronizes the observable sequence such that observer notifications cannot be delivered concurrently. - This overload is useful to "fix" an observable sequence that exhibits concurrent callbacks on individual observers, which is invalid behavior for the query processor. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized. - - is null. - - It's invalid behavior - according to the observer grammar - for a sequence to exhibit concurrent callbacks on a given observer. - This operator can be used to "fix" a source that doesn't conform to this rule. - - - - - Synchronizes the observable sequence such that observer notifications cannot be delivered concurrently, using the specified gate object. - This overload is useful when writing n-ary query operators, in order to prevent concurrent callbacks from different sources by synchronizing on a common gate object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized on the given gate object. - - or is null. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the start of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to return. - An observable sequence that contains the specified number of elements from the start of the input sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the start of an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for the edge case of Take(0). - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to return. - Scheduler used to produce an OnCompleted message in case count is set to 0. - An observable sequence that contains the specified number of elements from the start of the input sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the start of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee an empty sequence will be returned. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that stops forwarding callbacks from the source sequence may not execute - immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the start of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee an empty sequence will be returned. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that stops forwarding callbacks from the source sequence may not execute - immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements elements. Upon completion of - the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the elements to be delayed. - - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to drain the queue. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - Scheduler used to drain the queue upon completion of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements elements. Upon completion of - the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the elements to be delayed. - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified schedulers to run timers and to drain the collected elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - Scheduler to drain the collected elements. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - or or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns a list with the specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements. Upon completion of the - source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Returns a list with the elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Returns a list with the elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration until the specified end time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Time to stop taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the result stream will complete immediately. - An observable sequence with the elements taken until the specified end time. - - is null. - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration until the specified end time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Time to stop taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the result stream will complete immediately. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken until the specified end time. - - or is null. - - - - Returns the elements from the source observable sequence until the other observable sequence produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence that indicates the end of take behavior. - Source sequence to propagate elements for. - Observable sequence that terminates propagation of elements of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the elements of the source sequence up to the point the other sequence interrupted further propagation. - - or is null. - - - - Returns elements from an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence that occur before the element at which the test no longer passes. - - or is null. - - - - Returns elements from an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true. - The element's index is used in the logic of the predicate function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence that occur before the element at which the test no longer passes. - - or is null. - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another element within a specified relative time duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Throttling duration for each element. - The throttled sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration specified in . If another - element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this whole - process. For streams that never have gaps larger than or equal to between elements, the resulting stream won't - produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the - Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing throttling timers to be scheduled - that are due immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee all elements will be retained in the result sequence. This is a side-effect of the - asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to forward the current element may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero - due time. In such cases, the next element may arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the throttling action. - - - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another element within a specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run throttling timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Throttling duration for each element. - Scheduler to run the throttle timers on. - The throttled sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration specified in . If another - element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this whole - process. For streams that never have gaps larger than or equal to between elements, the resulting stream won't - produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the - Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing throttling timers to be scheduled - that are due immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee all elements will be retained in the result sequence. This is a side-effect of the - asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to forward the current element may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero - due time. In such cases, the next element may arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the throttling action. - - - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another value within a computed throttle duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the throttle sequences selected for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the throttle duration for each given element. - The throttled sequence. - - or is null. - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration denoted by . - If another element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this - whole process. For streams where the duration computed by applying the to each element overlaps with - the occurrence of the successor element, the resulting stream won't produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst - guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnError message. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Scheduler to send the exceptional termination call on. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnError message. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Scheduler to send the exceptional termination call on. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - - is null. - - - - Records the time interval between consecutive elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to record time intervals for. - An observable sequence with time interval information on elements. - - is null. - - - - Records the time interval between consecutive elements in an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to compute time intervals. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to record time intervals for. - Scheduler used to compute time intervals. - An observable sequence with time interval information on elements. - - or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) If the sequence hasn't terminated before . - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or or is null. - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) If the sequence hasn't terminated before . - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - (Asynchronous) If no element is produced within from the previous element. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - (Asynchronous) If no element is produced within from the previous element. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an initial timeout duration for the first element, and a timeout duration computed for each subsequent element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Observable sequence that represents the timeout for the first element. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - or or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an initial timeout duration for the first element, and a timeout duration computed for each subsequent element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Observable sequence that represents the timeout for the first element. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or or or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on a timeout duration computed for each element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on a timeout duration computed for each element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value at the specified absolute due time. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Absolute time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value starting at the specified initial absolute due time. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Absolute time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value starting at the specified initial absolute due time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Absolute time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run timers on. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value at the specified absolute due time, using the specified scheduler to run the timer. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Absolute time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value after the specified relative due time has elapsed. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Relative time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after the due time has elapsed. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value after the specified initial relative due time has elapsed. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Relative time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after due time has elapsed and then after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value after the specified initial relative due time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Relative time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run timers on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after due time has elapsed and then each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value after the specified relative due time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run the timer. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Relative time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after the due time has elapsed. - - is null. - - - - Timestamps each element in an observable sequence using the local system clock. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to timestamp elements for. - An observable sequence with timestamp information on elements. - - is null. - - - - Timestamp each element in an observable sequence using the clock of the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to timestamp elements for. - Scheduler used to compute timestamps. - An observable sequence with timestamp information on elements. - - or is null. - - - - Creates an array from an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The source observable sequence to get an array of elements for. - An observable sequence containing a single element with an array containing all the elements of the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and a comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, a comparer, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - - or or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Converts an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to convert to an enumerable sequence. - The enumerable sequence containing the elements in the observable sequence. - - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Creates a list from an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The source observable sequence to get a list of elements for. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a list containing all the elements of the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and a comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, a comparer, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - - or or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - - is null. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run the enumeration loop. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the input sequence on. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Constructs an observable sequence that depends on a resource object, whose lifetime is tied to the resulting observable sequence's lifetime. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - The type of the resource used during the generation of the resulting sequence. Needs to implement . - Factory function to obtain a resource object. - Factory function to obtain an observable sequence that depends on the obtained resource. - An observable sequence whose lifetime controls the lifetime of the dependent resource object. - - or is null. - - - - Constructs an observable sequence that depends on a resource object, whose lifetime is tied to the resulting observable sequence's lifetime. The resource is obtained and used through asynchronous methods. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous methods is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation at any stage of the resource acquisition or usage. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - The type of the resource used during the generation of the resulting sequence. Needs to implement . - Asynchronous factory function to obtain a resource object. - Asynchronous factory function to obtain an observable sequence that depends on the obtained resource. - An observable sequence whose lifetime controls the lifetime of the dependent resource object. - - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous resource factory and observable factory functions will be signaled. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on a predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to filter. - A function to test each source element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence that satisfy the condition. - - or is null. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on a predicate by incorporating the element's index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to filter. - A function to test each source element for a conditio; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence that satisfy the condition. - - or is null. - - - - Repeats the given as long as the specified holds, where the is evaluated before each repeated is subscribed to. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source to repeat as long as the function evaluates to true. - Condition that will be evaluated before subscription to the , to determine whether repetition of the source is required. - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sequence as long as the holds. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - An observable sequence of windows. - - is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Number of elements to skip between creation of consecutive windows. - An observable sequence of windows. - - is null. - - or is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - The sequence of windows. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a window that is completed when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - An observable sequence of windows. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a window that is completed when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Interval between creation of consecutive windows. - An observable sequence of windows. - - is null. - - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows with minimum duration - length. However, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all windows will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Interval between creation of consecutive windows. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows with minimum duration - length. However, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all windows will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window boundary events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Sequence of window boundary markers. The current window is closed and a new window is opened upon receiving a boundary marker. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window closing events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - A function invoked to define the boundaries of the produced windows. A new window is started when the previous one is closed. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequence indicating window opening events, also passed to the closing selector to obtain a sequence of window closing events. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window closing events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Observable sequence whose elements denote the creation of new windows. - A function invoked to define the closing of each produced window. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by combining each element from the first source with the latest element from the second source, if any. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke for each element from the first source combined with the latest element from the second source, if any. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining each element of the first source with the latest element from the second source, if any, using the specified result selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the elements of the observable sequences at corresponding indexes. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of elements at corresponding indexes. - - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the elements of the observable sequences at corresponding indexes. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of elements at corresponding indexes. - - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sources. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by combining their elements in a pairwise fashion. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke for each consecutive pair of elements from the first and second source. - An observable sequence containing the result of pairwise combining the elements of the first and second source using the specified result selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges an observable sequence and an enumerable sequence into one observable sequence by using the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the first observable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second enumerable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second enumerable source. - Function to invoke for each consecutive pair of elements from the first and second source. - An observable sequence containing the result of pairwise combining the elements of the first and second source using the specified result selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - 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The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - 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The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - 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Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. 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Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when both observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the left sequence. - The type of the elements in the right sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the right sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the left sequence. - Pattern object that matches when both observable sequences have an available element. - or is null. - - - - Matches when the observable sequence has an available element and projects the element by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sequence to apply the selector on. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequence. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - 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- The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Iterator method that produces elements in the resulting sequence by calling the given observer. - An observable sequence obtained by running the iterator and returning the elements that were sent to the observer. - is null. - - - - Subscribes to each observable sequence returned by the iteratorMethod in sequence and produces a Unit value on the resulting sequence for each step of the iteration. - - Iterator method that drives the resulting observable sequence. - An observable sequence obtained by running the iterator and returning Unit values for each iteration step. - is null. - - - - Expands an observable sequence by recursively invoking selector, using the specified scheduler to enumerate the queue of obtained sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and each of the recursively expanded sources obtained by running the selector function. - Source sequence with the initial elements. - Selector function to invoke for each produced element, resulting in another sequence to which the selector will be invoked recursively again. - Scheduler on which to perform the expansion by enumerating the internal queue of obtained sequences. - An observable sequence containing all the elements produced by the recursive expansion. - or or is null. - - - - Expands an observable sequence by recursively invoking selector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and each of the recursively expanded sources obtained by running the selector function. - Source sequence with the initial elements. - Selector function to invoke for each produced element, resulting in another sequence to which the selector will be invoked recursively again. - An observable sequence containing all the elements produced by the recursive expansion. - or is null. - - - - Runs two observable sequences in parallel and combines their last elemenets. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - Result selector function to invoke with the last elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence with the result of calling the selector function with the last elements of both input sequences. - or or is null. - - - - Runs all specified observable sequences in parallel and collects their last elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence to collect the last elements for. - An observable sequence with an array collecting the last elements of all the input sequences. - is null. - - - - Runs all observable sequences in the enumerable sources sequence in parallel and collect their last elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence to collect the last elements for. - An observable sequence with an array collecting the last elements of all the input sequences. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on the source sequence, without sharing subscriptions. - This operator allows for a fluent style of writing queries that use the same sequence multiple times. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence that will be shared in the selector function. - Selector function which can use the source sequence as many times as needed, without sharing subscriptions to the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - Comonadic bind operator. - - - - - Comonadic bind operator. - - - - - Immediately subscribes to source and retains the elements in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Object that's both an observable sequence and a list which can be used to access the source sequence's elements. - is null. - - - - Provides a set of static methods for writing queries over observable sequences, allowing translation to a target query language. - - - - - Subscribes to each observable sequence returned by the iteratorMethod in sequence and produces a Unit value on the resulting sequence for each step of the iteration. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Iterator method that drives the resulting observable sequence. - An observable sequence obtained by running the iterator and returning Unit values for each iteration step. - - is null. - - - - Subscribes to each observable sequence returned by the iteratorMethod in sequence and returns the observable sequence of values sent to the observer given to the iteratorMethod. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Iterator method that produces elements in the resulting sequence by calling the given observer. - An observable sequence obtained by running the iterator and returning the elements that were sent to the observer. - - is null. - - - - Expands an observable sequence by recursively invoking selector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and each of the recursively expanded sources obtained by running the selector function. - Source sequence with the initial elements. - Selector function to invoke for each produced element, resulting in another sequence to which the selector will be invoked recursively again. - An observable sequence containing all the elements produced by the recursive expansion. - - or is null. - - - - Expands an observable sequence by recursively invoking selector, using the specified scheduler to enumerate the queue of obtained sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and each of the recursively expanded sources obtained by running the selector function. - Source sequence with the initial elements. - Selector function to invoke for each produced element, resulting in another sequence to which the selector will be invoked recursively again. - Scheduler on which to perform the expansion by enumerating the internal queue of obtained sequences. - An observable sequence containing all the elements produced by the recursive expansion. - - or or is null. - - - - Runs all specified observable sequences in parallel and collects their last elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence to collect the last elements for. - An observable sequence with an array collecting the last elements of all the input sequences. - - is null. - - - - Runs all observable sequences in the enumerable sources sequence in parallel and collect their last elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence to collect the last elements for. - An observable sequence with an array collecting the last elements of all the input sequences. - - is null. - - - - Runs two observable sequences in parallel and combines their last elemenets. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - Result selector function to invoke with the last elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence with the result of calling the selector function with the last elements of both input sequences. - - or or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on the source sequence, without sharing subscriptions. - This operator allows for a fluent style of writing queries that use the same sequence multiple times. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence that will be shared in the selector function. - Selector function which can use the source sequence as many times as needed, without sharing subscriptions to the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - Comonadic bind operator. - - - - - Comonadic bind operator. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Implement query debugger services. - - - - - The System.Reactive.Linq namespace contains interfaces and classes that support expressing queries over observable sequences, using Language Integrated Query (LINQ). - Query operators are made available as extension methods for and defined on the Observable and Qbservable classes, respectively. - - - - - Provides a set of extension methods to expose observable sequences as Windows Runtime asynchronous actions and operations. - - - - - Creates a Windows Runtime asynchronous action that represents the completion of the observable sequence. - Upon cancellation of the asynchronous action, the subscription to the source sequence will be disposed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to expose as an asynchronous action. - Windows Runtime asynchronous action object representing the completion of the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Creates a Windows Runtime asynchronous action that represents the completion of the observable sequence, reporting incremental progress for each element produced by the sequence. - Upon cancellation of the asynchronous action, the subscription to the source sequence will be disposed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to expose as an asynchronous action. - Windows Runtime asynchronous action object representing the completion of the observable sequence, reporting incremental progress for each source sequence element. - is null. - - - - Creates a Windows Runtime asynchronous action that represents the completion of the observable sequence, using a selector function to map the source sequence on a progress reporting sequence. - Upon cancellation of the asynchronous action, the subscription to the source sequence will be disposed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the progress sequence. - Source sequence to expose as an asynchronous action and to compute a progress sequence that gets reported through the asynchronous action. - Selector function to map the source sequence on a progress reporting sequence. - Windows Runtime asynchronous action object representing the completion of the result sequence, reporting progress computed through the progress sequence. - or is null. - - - - Creates a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation that returns the last element of the observable sequence. - Upon cancellation of the asynchronous operation, the subscription to the source sequence will be disposed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to expose as an asynchronous operation. - Windows Runtime asynchronous operation object that returns the last element of the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Creates a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation that returns the last element of the observable sequence, reporting incremental progress for each element produced by the sequence. - Upon cancellation of the asynchronous operation, the subscription to the source sequence will be disposed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to expose as an asynchronous operation. - Windows Runtime asynchronous operation object that returns the last element of the observable sequence, reporting incremental progress for each source sequence element. - is null. - - - - Creates a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation that returns the last element of the result sequence, reporting incremental progress for each element produced by the source sequence. - Upon cancellation of the asynchronous operation, the subscription to the source sequence will be disposed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence to compute a result sequence that gets exposed as an asynchronous operation. - Selector function to map the source sequence on a result sequence. - Windows Runtime asynchronous operation object that returns the last element of the result sequence, reporting incremental progress for each source sequence element. - or is null. - - - - Creates a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation that returns the last element of the result sequence, using a selector function to map the source sequence on a progress reporting sequence. - Upon cancellation of the asynchronous operation, the subscription to the source sequence will be disposed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the progress sequence. - Source sequence to compute a result sequence that gets exposed as an asynchronous operation and a progress sequence that gets reported through the asynchronous operation. - Selector function to map the source sequence on a result sequence. - Selector function to map the source sequence on a progress reporting sequence. - Windows Runtime asynchronous operation object that returns the last element of the result sequence, reporting progress computed through the progress sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Provides a set of extension methods for scheduling actions performed through observable sequences on UI dispatchers. - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified dispatcher. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Dispatcher whose associated message loop is used to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified dispatcher. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified dispatcher. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Dispatcher whose associated message loop is used to notify observers on. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified dispatcher. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Object to get the dispatcher from. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified object's dispatcher. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Object to get the dispatcher from. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified object's dispatcher. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the current window. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the current window's dispatcher. - is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the current window. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the current window's dispatcher. - is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified dispatcher. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Dispatcher whose associated message loop is used to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified dispatcher. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the specified dispatcher. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the specified dispatcher, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified dispatcher. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Dispatcher whose associated message loop is used to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified dispatcher. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the specified dispatcher. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the specified dispatcher, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Object to get the dispatcher from. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified object's dispatcher. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the specified object, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Object to get the dispatcher from. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified object's dispatcher. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the specified object, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the dispatcher associated with the current window. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the current window's dispatcher. - is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the dispatcher associated with the current window. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the current window, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the dispatcher associated with the current window. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the current window's dispatcher. - is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the dispatcher associated with the current window. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the current window, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for importing typed events from Windows Runtime APIs. - - - - - Converts a typed event, conforming to the standard event pattern, to an observable sequence. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying typed event. - or is null. - - - - - Converts a typed event, conforming to the standard event pattern, to an observable sequence. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying typed event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying typed event. - or or is null. - - - - - Exposes an observable sequence as an object with a typed event. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Observable source sequence. - The event source object. - is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation and merges all of the asynchronous operation results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected asynchronous operations and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the asynchronous operations executed for each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and Windows Runtime asynchronous operations, without requiring manual conversion of the asynchronous operations to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation and merges all of the asynchronous operation results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected asynchronous operations and the elements in the merged result sequence. - The type of the reported progress objects, which get ignored by this query operator. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the asynchronous operations executed for each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and Windows Runtime asynchronous operations, without requiring manual conversion of the asynchronous operations to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation, invokes the result selector for the source element and the asynchronous operation result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected asynchronous operations. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate asynchronous operation results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining an asynchronous operation for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the asynchronous operation's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and Windows Runtime asynchronous operations, without requiring manual conversion of the asynchronous operations to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation, invokes the result selector for the source element and the asynchronous operation result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected asynchronous operations. - The type of the reported progress objects, which get ignored by this query operator. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate asynchronous operation results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining an asynchronous operation for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the asynchronous operation's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and Windows Runtime asynchronous operations, without requiring manual conversion of the asynchronous operations to observable sequences using . - - - - Base class for implementation of query operators, providing a lightweight sink that can be disposed to mute the outgoing observer. - - Type of the resulting sequence's elements. - Implementations of sinks are responsible to enforce the message grammar on the associated observer. Upon sending a terminal message, a pairing Dispose call should be made to trigger cancellation of related resources and to mute the outgoing observer. - - - - Provides a mechanism for receiving push-based notifications and returning a response. - - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - This type parameter is contravariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is less derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - The type of the result returned from the observer's notification handlers. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Notifies the observer of a new element in the sequence. - - The new element in the sequence. - Result returned upon observation of a new element. - - - - Notifies the observer that an exception has occurred. - - The exception that occurred. - Result returned upon observation of an error. - - - - Notifies the observer of the end of the sequence. - - Result returned upon observation of the sequence completion. - - - - Abstract base class for join patterns. - - - - - Represents a join pattern over one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over two observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all three observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the third observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the two previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over three observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all four observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fourth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the three previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over four observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all five observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fifth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the four previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over five observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all six observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the sixth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the five previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over six observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all seven observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the seventh observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the six previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over seven observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all eight observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the eighth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the seven previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over eight observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all nine observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the ninth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the eight previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over nine observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all ten observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the tenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the nine previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over ten observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all eleven observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the eleventh observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the ten previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over eleven observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all twelve observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the twelfth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the eleven previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over twelve observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all thirteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the thirteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the twelve previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over thirteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all fourteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fourteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the thirteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over fourteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all fifteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fifteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the fourteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over fifteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all sixteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the sixteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the fifteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over sixteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents an execution plan for join patterns. - - The type of the results produced by the plan. - - - - Abstract base class for join patterns represented by an expression tree. - - - - - Creates a new join pattern object using the specified expression tree represention. - - Expression tree representing the join pattern. - - - - Gets the expression tree representing the join pattern. - - - - - Represents a join pattern over two observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all three observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the third observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the two previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over three observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all four observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fourth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the three previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over four observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all five observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fifth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the four previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over five observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all six observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the sixth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the five previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over six observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all seven observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the seventh observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the six previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over seven observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all eight observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the eighth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the seven previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over eight observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all nine observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the ninth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the eight previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over nine observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all ten observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the tenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the nine previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over ten observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all eleven observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the eleventh observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the ten previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over eleven observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all twelve observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the twelfth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the eleven previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over twelve observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all thirteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the thirteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the twelve previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over thirteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all fourteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fourteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the thirteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over fourteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all fifteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fifteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the fourteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over fifteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all sixteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the sixteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the fifteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over sixteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents an execution plan for join patterns represented by an expression tree. - - The type of the results produced by the plan. - - - - Gets the expression tree representing the join pattern execution plan. - - - - - The System.Reactive.Joins namespace contains classes used to express join patterns over observable sequences using fluent method syntax. - - - - - Represents an object that retains the elements of the observable sequence and signals the end of the sequence. - - The type of elements received from the source sequence. - - - - Constructs an object that retains the values of source and signals the end of the sequence. - - The observable sequence whose elements will be retained in the list. - is null. - - - - Returns the last value of the observable sequence. - - - - - Determines the index of a specific item in the ListObservable. - - The element to determine the index for. - The index of the specified item in the list; -1 if not found. - - - - Inserts an item to the ListObservable at the specified index. - - The index to insert the item at. - The item to insert in the list. - - - - Removes the ListObservable item at the specified index. - - The index of the item to remove. - - - - Gets or sets the element at the specified index. - - The index of the item to retrieve or set. - - - - Adds an item to the ListObservable. - - The item to add to the list. - - - - Removes all items from the ListObservable. - - - - - Determines whether the ListObservable contains a specific value. - - The item to search for in the list. - true if found; false otherwise. - - - - Copies the elements of the ListObservable to an System.Array, starting at a particular System.Array index. - - The array to copy elements to. - The start index in the array to start copying elements to. - - - - Gets the number of elements contained in the ListObservable. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the ListObservable is read-only. - - - - - Removes the first occurrence of a specific object from the ListObservable. - - The item to remove from the list. - true if the item was found; false otherwise. - - - - Returns an enumerator that iterates through the collection. - - Enumerator over the list. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the ListObservable which will be notified upon completion. - - The observer to send completion or error messages to. - The disposable resource that can be used to unsubscribe. - is null. - - - - The System.Reactive namespace contains interfaces and classes used throughout the Reactive Extensions library. - - - - - The System.Reactive.Subjects namespace contains interfaces and classes to represent subjects, which are objects implementing both and . - Subjects are often used as sources of events, allowing one party to raise events and allowing another party to write queries over the event stream. Because of their ability to - have multiple registered observers, subjects are also used as a facility to provide multicast behavior for event streams in queries. - - - - - Represents the result of an asynchronous operation. - The last value before the OnCompleted notification, or the error received through OnError, is sent to all subscribed observers. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Creates a subject that can only receive one value and that value is cached for all future observations. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the end of the sequence, also causing the last received value to be sent out (if any). - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the exception. - - The exception to send to all observers. - is null. - - - - Sends a value to the subject. The last value received before successful termination will be sent to all subscribed and future observers. - - The value to store in the subject. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Unsubscribe all observers and release resources. - - - - - Gets an awaitable object for the current AsyncSubject. - - Object that can be awaited. - - - - Specifies a callback action that will be invoked when the subject completes. - - Callback action that will be invoked when the subject completes. - is null. - - - - Gets whether the AsyncSubject has completed. - - - - - Gets the last element of the subject, potentially blocking until the subject completes successfully or exceptionally. - - The last element of the subject. Throws an InvalidOperationException if no element was received. - The source sequence is empty. - - - - Represents a value that changes over time. - Observers can subscribe to the subject to receive the last (or initial) value and all subsequent notifications. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class which creates a subject that caches its last value and starts with the specified value. - - Initial value sent to observers when no other value has been received by the subject yet. - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Gets the current value or throws an exception. - - The initial value passed to the constructor until is called; after which, the last value passed to . - - is frozen after is called. - After is called, always throws the specified exception. - An exception is always thrown after is called. - - Reading is a thread-safe operation, though there's a potential race condition when or are being invoked concurrently. - In some cases, it may be necessary for a caller to use external synchronization to avoid race conditions. - - - Dispose was called. - - - - Tries to get the current value or throws an exception. - - The initial value passed to the constructor until is called; after which, the last value passed to . - true if a value is available; false if the subject was disposed. - - The value returned from is frozen after is called. - After is called, always throws the specified exception. - - Calling is a thread-safe operation, though there's a potential race condition when or are being invoked concurrently. - In some cases, it may be necessary for a caller to use external synchronization to avoid race conditions. - - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the end of the sequence. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the exception. - - The exception to send to all observers. - is null. - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the arrival of the specified element in the sequence. - - The value to send to all observers. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Unsubscribe all observers and release resources. - - - - - Represents an observable wrapper that can be connected and disconnected from its underlying observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the resulting sequence, after transformation through the subject. - - - - Creates an observable that can be connected and disconnected from its source. - - Underlying observable source sequence that can be connected and disconnected from the wrapper. - Subject exposed by the connectable observable, receiving data from the underlying source sequence upon connection. - - - - Connects the observable wrapper to its source. All subscribed observers will receive values from the underlying observable sequence as long as the connection is established. - - Disposable object used to disconnect the observable wrapper from its source, causing subscribed observer to stop receiving values from the underlying observable sequence. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the observable sequence. No values from the underlying observable source will be received unless a connection was established through the Connect method. - - Observer that will receive values from the underlying observable source when the current ConnectableObservable instance is connected through a call to Connect. - Disposable used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - - - - Represents an observable wrapper that can be connected and disconnected from its underlying observable sequence. - - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Connects the observable wrapper to its source. All subscribed observers will receive values from the underlying observable sequence as long as the connection is established. - - Disposable used to disconnect the observable wrapper from its source, causing subscribed observer to stop receiving values from the underlying observable sequence. - - - - Represents an object that is both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Represents an object that is both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - - - The type of the elements received by the subject. - This type parameter is contravariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is less derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - The type of the elements produced by the subject. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Represents an object that is both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - Each notification is broadcasted to all subscribed and future observers, subject to buffer trimming policies. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Underlying optimized implementation of the replay subject. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified scheduler. - - Scheduler the observers are invoked on. - is null. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified buffer size. - - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - is less than zero. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified buffer size and scheduler. - - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Scheduler the observers are invoked on. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified window. - - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - is less than . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified window and scheduler. - - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler the observers are invoked on. - is null. - is less than . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified buffer size and window. - - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - is less than zero. -or- is less than . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified buffer size, window and scheduler. - - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler the observers are invoked on. - is less than zero. -or- is less than . - is null. - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed and future observers about the arrival of the specified element in the sequence. - - The value to send to all observers. - - - - Notifies all subscribed and future observers about the specified exception. - - The exception to send to all observers. - is null. - - - - Notifies all subscribed and future observers about the end of the sequence. - - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Releases all resources used by the current instance of the class and unsubscribe all observers. - - - - - Original implementation of the ReplaySubject with time based operations (Scheduling, Stopwatch, buffer-by-time). - - - - - Specialized scheduled observer similar to a scheduled observer for the immediate scheduler. - - Type of the elements processed by the observer. - - - - Gate to control ownership transfer and protect data structures. - - - - - Observer to forward notifications to. - - - - - Queue to enqueue OnNext notifications into. - - - - - Standby queue to swap out for _queue when transferring ownership. This allows to reuse - queues in case of busy subjects where the initial replay doesn't suffice to catch up. - - - - - Exception passed to an OnError notification, if any. - - - - - Indicates whether an OnCompleted notification was received. - - - - - Indicates whether the observer is busy, i.e. some thread is actively draining the - notifications that were queued up. - - - - - Indicates whether a failure occurred when the owner was draining the queue. This will - prevent future work to be processed. - - - - - Creates a new scheduled observer that proxies to the specified observer. - - Observer to forward notifications to. - - - - Disposes the observer. - - - - - Notifies the observer of pending work. This will either cause the current owner to - process the newly enqueued notifications, or it will cause the calling thread to - become the owner and start processing the notification queue. - - - - - Notifies the observer of pending work. This will either cause the current owner to - process the newly enqueued notifications, or it will cause the calling thread to - become the owner and start processing the notification queue. - - The number of enqueued notifications to process (ignored). - - - - Enqueues an OnCompleted notification. - - - - - Enqueues an OnError notification. - - Error of the notification. - - - - Enqueues an OnNext notification. - - Value of the notification. - - - - Terminates the observer upon receiving terminal notifications, thus preventing - future notifications to go out. - - Observer to send terminal notifications to. - - - - Represents an object that is both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - Each notification is broadcasted to all subscribed observers. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Creates a subject. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the end of the sequence. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the specified exception. - - The exception to send to all currently subscribed observers. - is null. - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the arrival of the specified element in the sequence. - - The value to send to all currently subscribed observers. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Releases all resources used by the current instance of the class and unsubscribes all observers. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for creating subjects. - - - - - Creates a subject from the specified observer and observable. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - The type of the elements produced by the observable sequence. - The observer used to send messages to the subject. - The observable used to subscribe to messages sent from the subject. - Subject implemented using the given observer and observable. - or is null. - - - - Creates a subject from the specified observer and observable. - - The type of the elements received by the observer and produced by the observable sequence. - The observer used to send messages to the subject. - The observable used to subscribe to messages sent from the subject. - Subject implemented using the given observer and observable. - or is null. - - - - Synchronizes the messages sent to the subject. - - The type of the elements received by the subject. - The type of the elements produced by the subject. - The subject to synchronize. - Subject whose messages are synchronized. - is null. - - - - Synchronizes the messages sent to the subject. - - The type of the elements received and produced by the subject. - The subject to synchronize. - Subject whose messages are synchronized. - is null. - - - - Synchronizes the messages sent to the subject and notifies observers on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements received by the subject. - The type of the elements produced by the subject. - The subject to synchronize. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - Subject whose messages are synchronized and whose observers are notified on the given scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Synchronizes the messages sent to the subject and notifies observers on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements received and produced by the subject. - The subject to synchronize. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - Subject whose messages are synchronized and whose observers are notified on the given scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Base class for objects that are both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Releases all resources used by the current instance of the subject and unsubscribes all observers. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the end of the sequence. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the specified exception. - - The exception to send to all currently subscribed observers. - is null. - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the arrival of the specified element in the sequence. - - The value to send to all currently subscribed observers. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Indicates the type of a notification. - - - - - Represents an OnNext notification. - - - - - Represents an OnError notification. - - - - - Represents an OnCompleted notification. - - - - - Represents a notification to an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - - - - Default constructor used by derived types. - - - - - Returns the value of an OnNext notification or throws an exception. - - - - - Returns a value that indicates whether the notification has a value. - - - - - Returns the exception of an OnError notification or returns null. - - - - - Gets the kind of notification that is represented. - - - - - Represents an OnNext notification to an observer. - - - - - Constructs a notification of a new value. - - - - - Returns the value of an OnNext notification. - - - - - Returns null. - - - - - Returns true. - - - - - Returns . - - - - - Returns the hash code for this instance. - - - - - Indicates whether this instance and a specified object are equal. - - - - - Returns a string representation of this instance. - - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Represents an OnError notification to an observer. - - - - - Constructs a notification of an exception. - - - - - Throws the exception. - - - - - Returns the exception. - - - - - Returns false. - - - - - Returns . - - - - - Returns the hash code for this instance. - - - - - Indicates whether this instance and other are equal. - - - - - Returns a string representation of this instance. - - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Represents an OnCompleted notification to an observer. - - - - - Constructs a notification of the end of a sequence. - - - - - Throws an . - - - - - Returns null. - - - - - Returns false. - - - - - Returns . - - - - - Returns the hash code for this instance. - - - - - Indicates whether this instance and other are equal. - - - - - Returns a string representation of this instance. - - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Determines whether the current object has the same observer message payload as a specified value. - - An object to compare to the current object. - true if both objects have the same observer message payload; otherwise, false. - - Equality of objects is based on the equality of the observer message payload they represent, including the notification Kind and the Value or Exception (if any). - This means two objects can be equal even though they don't represent the same observer method call, but have the same Kind and have equal parameters passed to the observer method. - In case one wants to determine whether two objects represent the same observer method call, use Object.ReferenceEquals identity equality instead. - - - - - Determines whether the two specified objects have the same observer message payload. - - The first to compare, or null. - The second to compare, or null. - true if the first value has the same observer message payload as the second value; otherwise, false. - - Equality of objects is based on the equality of the observer message payload they represent, including the notification Kind and the Value or Exception (if any). - This means two objects can be equal even though they don't represent the same observer method call, but have the same Kind and have equal parameters passed to the observer method. - In case one wants to determine whether two objects represent the same observer method call, use Object.ReferenceEquals identity equality instead. - - - - - Determines whether the two specified objects have a different observer message payload. - - The first to compare, or null. - The second to compare, or null. - true if the first value has a different observer message payload as the second value; otherwise, false. - - Equality of objects is based on the equality of the observer message payload they represent, including the notification Kind and the Value or Exception (if any). - This means two objects can be equal even though they don't represent the same observer method call, but have the same Kind and have equal parameters passed to the observer method. - In case one wants to determine whether two objects represent a different observer method call, use Object.ReferenceEquals identity equality instead. - - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current ; otherwise, false. - - Equality of objects is based on the equality of the observer message payload they represent, including the notification Kind and the Value or Exception (if any). - This means two objects can be equal even though they don't represent the same observer method call, but have the same Kind and have equal parameters passed to the observer method. - In case one wants to determine whether two objects represent the same observer method call, use Object.ReferenceEquals identity equality instead. - - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - The type of the result returned from the observer's notification handlers. - Observer to invoke the notification on. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - The type of the result returned from the notification handler delegates. - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Returns an observable sequence with a single notification, using the immediate scheduler. - - The observable sequence that surfaces the behavior of the notification upon subscription. - - - - Returns an observable sequence with a single notification. - - Scheduler to send out the notification calls on. - The observable sequence that surfaces the behavior of the notification upon subscription. - - - - Provides a set of static methods for constructing notifications. - - - - - Creates an object that represents an OnNext notification to an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. Upon dematerialization of the notifications into an observable sequence, this type is used as the element type for the sequence. - The value contained in the notification. - The OnNext notification containing the value. - - - - Creates an object that represents an OnError notification to an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. Upon dematerialization of the notifications into an observable sequence, this type is used as the element type for the sequence. - The exception contained in the notification. - The OnError notification containing the exception. - is null. - - - - Creates an object that represents an OnCompleted notification to an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. Upon dematerialization of the notifications into an observable sequence, this type is used as the element type for the sequence. - The OnCompleted notification. - - - - Abstract base class for implementations of the interface. - - - If you don't need a named type to create an observable sequence (i.e. you rather need - an instance rather than a reusable type), use the Observable.Create method to create - an observable sequence with specified subscription behavior. - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Subscribes the given observer to the observable sequence. - - Observer that will receive notifications from the observable sequence. - Disposable object representing an observer's subscription to the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Implement this method with the core subscription logic for the observable sequence. - - Observer to send notifications to. - Disposable object representing an observer's subscription to the observable sequence. - - - - Provides a set of static methods for creating observers. - - - - - Creates an observer from a notification callback. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Action that handles a notification. - The observer object that invokes the specified handler using a notification corresponding to each message it receives. - is null. - - - - Creates a notification callback from an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer object. - The action that forwards its input notification to the underlying observer. - is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified OnNext action. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer's OnNext action implementation. - The observer object implemented using the given actions. - is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified OnNext and OnError actions. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer's OnNext action implementation. - Observer's OnError action implementation. - The observer object implemented using the given actions. - or is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified OnNext and OnCompleted actions. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer's OnNext action implementation. - Observer's OnCompleted action implementation. - The observer object implemented using the given actions. - or is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified OnNext, OnError, and OnCompleted actions. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer's OnNext action implementation. - Observer's OnError action implementation. - Observer's OnCompleted action implementation. - The observer object implemented using the given actions. - or or is null. - - - - Hides the identity of an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - An observer whose identity to hide. - An observer that hides the identity of the specified observer. - is null. - - - - Checks access to the observer for grammar violations. This includes checking for multiple OnError or OnCompleted calls, as well as reentrancy in any of the observer methods. - If a violation is detected, an InvalidOperationException is thrown from the offending observer method call. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callback invocations should be checked for grammar violations. - An observer that checks callbacks invocations against the observer grammar and, if the checks pass, forwards those to the specified observer. - is null. - - - - Synchronizes access to the observer such that its callback methods cannot be called concurrently from multiple threads. This overload is useful when coordinating access to an observer. - Notice reentrant observer callbacks on the same thread are still possible. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callbacks should be synchronized. - An observer that delivers callbacks to the specified observer in a synchronized manner. - is null. - - Because a Monitor is used to perform the synchronization, there's no protection against reentrancy from the same thread. - Hence, overlapped observer callbacks are still possible, which is invalid behavior according to the observer grammar. In order to protect against this behavior as - well, use the overload, passing true for the second parameter. - - - - - Synchronizes access to the observer such that its callback methods cannot be called concurrently. This overload is useful when coordinating access to an observer. - The parameter configures the type of lock used for synchronization. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callbacks should be synchronized. - If set to true, reentrant observer callbacks will be queued up and get delivered to the observer in a sequential manner. - An observer that delivers callbacks to the specified observer in a synchronized manner. - is null. - - When the parameter is set to false, behavior is identical to the overload which uses - a Monitor for synchronization. When the parameter is set to true, an - is used to queue up callbacks to the specified observer if a reentrant call is made. - - - - - Synchronizes access to the observer such that its callback methods cannot be called concurrently by multiple threads, using the specified gate object for use by a Monitor-based lock. - This overload is useful when coordinating multiple observers that access shared state by synchronizing on a common gate object. - Notice reentrant observer callbacks on the same thread are still possible. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callbacks should be synchronized. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - An observer that delivers callbacks to the specified observer in a synchronized manner. - or is null. - - Because a Monitor is used to perform the synchronization, there's no protection against reentrancy from the same thread. - Hence, overlapped observer callbacks are still possible, which is invalid behavior according to the observer grammar. In order to protect against this behavior as - well, use the overload. - - - - - Synchronizes access to the observer such that its callback methods cannot be called concurrently, using the specified asynchronous lock to protect against concurrent and reentrant access. - This overload is useful when coordinating multiple observers that access shared state by synchronizing on a common asynchronous lock. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callbacks should be synchronized. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - An observer that delivers callbacks to the specified observer in a synchronized manner. - or is null. - - - - Schedules the invocation of observer methods on the given scheduler. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer to schedule messages for. - Scheduler to schedule observer messages on. - Observer whose messages are scheduled on the given scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Schedules the invocation of observer methods on the given synchonization context. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer to schedule messages for. - Synchonization context to schedule observer messages on. - Observer whose messages are scheduled on the given synchonization context. - or is null. - - - - Converts an observer to a progress object. - - The type of the progress objects received by the source observer. - The observer to convert. - Progress object whose Report messages correspond to the observer's OnNext messages. - is null. - - - - Converts an observer to a progress object, using the specified scheduler to invoke the progress reporting method. - - The type of the progress objects received by the source observer. - The observer to convert. - Scheduler to report progress on. - Progress object whose Report messages correspond to the observer's OnNext messages. - or is null. - - - - Converts a progress object to an observer. - - The type of the progress objects received by the progress reporter. - The progress object to convert. - Observer whose OnNext messages correspond to the progress object's Report messages. - is null. - - - - Abstract base class for implementations of the interface. - - This base class enforces the grammar of observers where and are terminal messages. - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Creates a new observer in a non-stopped state. - - - - - Notifies the observer of a new element in the sequence. - - Next element in the sequence. - - - - Implement this method to react to the receival of a new element in the sequence. - - Next element in the sequence. - This method only gets called when the observer hasn't stopped yet. - - - - Notifies the observer that an exception has occurred. - - The error that has occurred. - is null. - - - - Implement this method to react to the occurrence of an exception. - - The error that has occurred. - This method only gets called when the observer hasn't stopped yet, and causes the observer to stop. - - - - Notifies the observer of the end of the sequence. - - - - - Implement this method to react to the end of the sequence. - - This method only gets called when the observer hasn't stopped yet, and causes the observer to stop. - - - - Disposes the observer, causing it to transition to the stopped state. - - - - - Core implementation of . - - true if the Dispose call was triggered by the method; false if it was triggered by the finalizer. - - - - A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc. - - - - - Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class. - - - - - Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all - resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Using the Scheduler.{0} property is no longer supported due to refactoring of the API surface and elimination of platform-specific dependencies. Please include System.Reactive.PlatformServices for your target platform and use the {0}Scheduler type instead. If you're building a Windows Store app, notice some schedulers are no longer supported. 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For example: - - async ITaskObservable<int> RxAsync() - { - var res = await Observable.Return(21).Delay(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1)); - return res * 2; - } - - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Gets an awaiter that can be used to await the eventual completion of the observable sequence. - - An awaiter that can be used to await the eventual completion of the observable sequence. - - - - Interface representing an awaiter for an . - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Gets a Boolean indicating whether the observable sequence has completed. - - - - - Gets the result produced by the observable sequence. - - The result produced by the observable sequence. - - - - The System.Reactive.Threading.Tasks namespace contains helpers for the conversion between tasks and observable sequences. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for converting tasks to observable sequences. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that signals when the task completes. - - Task to convert to an observable sequence. - An observable sequence that produces a unit value when the task completes, or propagates the exception produced by the task. - is null. - If the specified task object supports cancellation, consider using instead. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that signals when the task completes. - - Task to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler on which to notify observers about completion, cancellation or failure. - An observable sequence that produces a unit value when the task completes, or propagates the exception produced by the task. - is null or is null. - If the specified task object supports cancellation, consider using instead. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that propagates the result of the task. - - The type of the result produced by the task. - Task to convert to an observable sequence. - An observable sequence that produces the task's result, or propagates the exception produced by the task. - is null. - If the specified task object supports cancellation, consider using instead. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that propagates the result of the task. - - The type of the result produced by the task. - Task to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler on which to notify observers about completion, cancellation or failure. - An observable sequence that produces the task's result, or propagates the exception produced by the task. - is null or is null. - If the specified task object supports cancellation, consider using instead. - - - - Returns a task that will receive the last value or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to convert to a task. - A task that will receive the last element or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns a task that will receive the last value or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to convert to a task. - The state to use as the underlying task's AsyncState. - A task that will receive the last element or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns a task that will receive the last value or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to convert to a task. - Cancellation token that can be used to cancel the task, causing unsubscription from the observable sequence. - A task that will receive the last element or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns a task that will receive the last value or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to convert to a task. - Cancellation token that can be used to cancel the task, causing unsubscription from the observable sequence. - The state to use as the underlying task's . - A task that will receive the last element or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Represents a value associated with time interval information. - The time interval can represent the time it took to produce the value, the interval relative to a previous value, the value's delivery time relative to a base, etc. - - The type of the value being annotated with time interval information. - - - - Constructs a time interval value. - - The value to be annotated with a time interval. - Time interval associated with the value. - - - - Gets the value. - - - - - Gets the interval. - - - - - Determines whether the current value has the same and as a specified value. - - An object to compare to the current value. - true if both values have the same and ; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values have the same and . - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - true if the first value has the same and as the second value; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values don't have the same and . - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - true if the first value has a different or as the second value; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current ; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current value. - - A hash code for the current value. - - - - Returns a string representation of the current value. - - String representation of the current value. - - - - Represents value with a timestamp on it. - The timestamp typically represents the time the value was received, using an IScheduler's clock to obtain the current time. - - The type of the value being timestamped. - - - - Constructs a timestamped value. - - The value to be annotated with a timestamp. - Timestamp associated with the value. - - - - Gets the value. - - - - - Gets the timestamp. - - - - - Determines whether the current value has the same and as a specified value. - - An object to compare to the current value. - true if both values have the same and ; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values have the same and . - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - true if the first value has the same and as the second value; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values don't have the same and . - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - true if the first value has a different or as the second value; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current ; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current value. - - A hash code for the current value. - - - - Returns a string representation of the current value. - - String representation of the current value. - - - - A helper class with a factory method for creating instances. - - - - - Creates an instance of a . This is syntactic sugar that uses type inference - to avoid specifying a type in a constructor call, which is very useful when using anonymous types. - - The value to be annotated with a timestamp. - Timestamp associated with the value. - Creates a new timestamped value. - - - - Represents a type with a single value. This type is often used to denote the successful completion of a void-returning method (C#) or a Sub procedure (Visual Basic). - - - - - Determines whether the specified value is equal to the current . Because has a single value, this always returns true. - - An object to compare to the current value. - Because has a single value, this always returns true. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is a value; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current value. - - A hash code for the current value. - - - - Returns a string representation of the current value. - - String representation of the current value. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values are equal. Because has a single value, this always returns true. - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - Because has a single value, this always returns true. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values are not equal. Because has a single value, this always returns false. - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - Because has a single value, this always returns false. - - - - Gets the single value. - - - - - Provides conversions from Windows Runtime asynchronous actions and operations to observable sequences. - - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous action to an observable sequence. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the action's successful or exceptional completion. - - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence that produces a unit value when the asynchronous action completes, or propagates the exception produced by the asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous action to an observable sequence, ignoring its progress notifications. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the action's successful or exceptional completion. - - The type of the reported progress objects, which get ignored by this conversion. - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence that produces a unit value when the asynchronous action completes, or propagates the exception produced by the asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous action to an observable sequence, reporting its progress through the supplied progress object. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the action's successful or exceptional completion. - - The type of the reported progress objects. - Asynchronous action to convert. - Progress object to receive progress notifications on. - An observable sequence that produces a unit value when the asynchronous action completes, or propagates the exception produced by the asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous action to an observable sequence reporting its progress. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the action's succesful or exceptional completion. - - The type of the reported progress objects. - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence that produces progress values from the asynchronous action and notifies observers about the action's completion. - is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation to an observable sequence reporting its result. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the operation's single result and its successful exceptional completion. - - The type of the asynchronous operation's result. - Asynchronous operation to convert. - An observable sequence that notifies observers about the asynchronous operation's result value and completion. - is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation to an observable sequence reporting its result but ignoring its progress notifications. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the operations's single result and its successful or exceptional completion. - - The type of the asynchronous operation's result. - The type of the reported progress objects, which get ignored by this conversion. - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence that notifies observers about the asynchronous operation's result value and completion. - is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation to an observable sequence reporting its result and reporting its progress through the supplied progress object. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the operations's single result and its successful or exceptional completion. - - The type of the asynchronous operation's result. - The type of the reported progress objects. - Asynchronous action to convert. - Progress object to receive progress notifications on. - An observable sequence that notifies observers about the asynchronous operation's result value and completion. - or is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation to an observable sequence reporting its progress but ignoring its result value. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the action's succesful or exceptional completion. - - The type of the asynchronous operation's result, which gets ignored by this conversion. - The type of the reported progress objects. - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence that produces progress values from the asynchronous operatin and notifies observers about the operations's completion. - is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation to an observable sequence by retrieving the operation's results whenever progress is reported and when the operation completes. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the action's succesful or exceptional completion. - - The type of the asynchronous operation's result. - The type of the reported progress objects, which are used internally in the conversion but aren't exposed. - Asynchronous operation to convert. - An observable sequence that notifies observers about the asynchronous operation's (incremental) result value(s) and completion. - This conversion can be used with Windows Runtime APIs that support incremental retrieval of results during an asynchronous operation's execution. - is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation to an observable sequence by retrieving the operation's results whenever progress is reported and when the operation completes. The operation's progress is reported through the supplied progress object. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the action's succesful or exceptional completion. - - The type of the asynchronous operation's result. - The type of the reported progress objects. - Asynchronous operation to convert. - Progress object to receive progress notifications on. - An observable sequence that notifies observers about the asynchronous operation's (incremental) result value(s) and completion. - This conversion can be used with Windows Runtime APIs that support incremental retrieval of results during an asynchronous operation's execution. - or is null. - - - - Represents a data stream signaling its elements by means of an event. - - Sender type. - Event arguments type. - - - - Event signaling the next element in the data stream. - - - - - A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc. - - - - - Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class. - - - - - Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all - resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The current thread has no Dispatcher associated with it.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to No current Window object found to obtain a CoreDispatcher from.. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for subscribing delegates to observables. - - - - - Subscribes to the observable sequence without specifying any handlers. - This method can be used to evaluate the observable sequence for its side-effects only. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler and an exception handler to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler and a completion handler to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler, an exception handler, and a completion handler to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an observer to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Observer to subscribe to the sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or is null. - - - - Subscribes to the observable sequence without specifying any handlers, using a to support unsubscription. - This method can be used to evaluate the observable sequence for its side-effects only. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler and an exception handler to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler and a completion handler to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler, an exception handler, and a completion handler to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Subscribes to the specified source, re-routing synchronous exceptions during invocation of the method to the observer's channel. - This method is typically used when writing query operators. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Observer that will be passed to the observable sequence, and that will be used for exception propagation. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or is null. - - - - Attribute to decorate a task-like type to specify a compatible asynchronous method builder. - - - - - Creates a new instance of the attribute using the specified . - - The type implementing the asynchronous method builder. - - - - Represents a builder for asynchronous methods that return a task-like . - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - The compiler-generated asynchronous state machine representing the execution flow of the asynchronous - method whose return type is a task-like . - - - - - The underlying observable sequence representing the result produced by the asynchronous method. - - - - - Creates an instance of the struct. - - A new instance of the struct. - - - - Begins running the builder with the associated state machine. - - The type of the state machine. - The state machine instance, passed by reference. - is null. - - - - Associates the builder with the specified state machine. - - The state machine instance to associate with the builder. - is null. - The state machine was previously set. - - - - Marks the observable as successfully completed. - - The result to use to complete the observable sequence. - The observable has already completed. - - - - Marks the observable as failed and binds the specified exception to the observable sequence. - - The exception to bind to the observable sequence. - is null. - The observable has already completed. - - - - Gets the observable sequence for this builder. - - - - - Schedules the state machine to proceed to the next action when the specified awaiter completes. - - The type of the awaiter. - The type of the state machine. - The awaiter. - The state machine. - - - - Schedules the state machine to proceed to the next action when the specified awaiter completes. - - The type of the awaiter. - The type of the state machine. - The awaiter. - The state machine. - - - - Rethrows an exception that was thrown from an awaiter's OnCompleted methods. - - The exception to rethrow. - - - - Implementation of the IObservable<T> interface compatible with async method return types. - - - This class implements a "task-like" type that can be used as the return type of an asynchronous - method in C# 7.0 and beyond. For example: - - async Observable<int> RxAsync() - { - var res = await Observable.Return(21).Delay(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1)); - return res * 2; - } - - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - The underlying observable sequence to subscribe to in case the asynchronous method did not - finish synchronously. - - - - - The result returned by the asynchronous method in case the method finished synchronously. - - - - - The exception thrown by the asynchronous method in case the method finished synchronously. - - - - - Creates a new for an asynchronous method that has not finished yet. - - - - - Creates a new for an asynchronous method that synchronously returned - the specified value. - - The result returned by the asynchronous method. - - - - Creates a new for an asynchronous method that synchronously threw - the specified . - - The exception thrown by the asynchronous method. - - - - Marks the observable as successfully completed. - - The result to use to complete the observable sequence. - The observable has already completed. - - - - Marks the observable as failed and binds the specified exception to the observable sequence. - - The exception to bind to the observable sequence. - is null. - The observable has already completed. - - - - Subscribes the given observer to the observable sequence. - - Observer that will receive notifications from the observable sequence. - Disposable object representing an observer's subscription to the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that can be used to await the eventual completion of the observable sequence. - - An awaiter that can be used to await the eventual completion of the observable sequence. - - - - Gets a Boolean indicating whether the observable sequence has completed. - - - - - Gets the result produced by the observable sequence. - - The result produced by the observable sequence. - - - - Attaches the specified to the observable sequence. - - The continuation to attach. - - - diff --git a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0/System.Reactive.dll b/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0/System.Reactive.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 86bd61aa..00000000 Binary files a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0/System.Reactive.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0/System.Reactive.pri b/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0/System.Reactive.pri deleted file mode 100644 index 77f7e3b6..00000000 Binary files a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0/System.Reactive.pri and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0/System.Reactive.xml b/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0/System.Reactive.xml deleted file mode 100644 index 4fbc95f3..00000000 --- a/packages/System.Reactive.4.0.0/lib/uap10.0/System.Reactive.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,26220 +0,0 @@ - - - - System.Reactive - - - - - Class to create an instance from a delegate-based implementation of the method. - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Creates an observable sequence object from the specified subscription function. - - method implementation. - is null. - - - - Calls the subscription function that was supplied to the constructor. - - Observer to send notifications to. - Disposable object representing an observer's subscription to the observable sequence. - - - - Class to create an instance from delegate-based implementations of the On* methods. - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified , , and actions. - - Observer's action implementation. - Observer's action implementation. - Observer's action implementation. - or or is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified action. - - Observer's action implementation. - is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified and actions. - - Observer's action implementation. - Observer's action implementation. - or is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified and actions. - - Observer's action implementation. - Observer's action implementation. - or is null. - - - - Calls the action implementing . - - Next element in the sequence. - - - - Calls the action implementing . - - The error that has occurred. - - - - Calls the action implementing . - - - - - This class fuses logic from ObserverBase, AnonymousObserver, and SafeObserver into one class. When an observer - needs to be safeguarded, an instance of this type can be created by SafeObserver.Create when it detects its - input is an AnonymousObserver, which is commonly used by end users when using the Subscribe extension methods - that accept delegates for the On* handlers. By doing the fusion, we make the call stack depth shorter which - helps debugging and some performance. - - - - - Asynchronous lock. - - - - - Queues the action for execution. If the caller acquires the lock and becomes the owner, - the queue is processed. If the lock is already owned, the action is queued and will get - processed by the owner. - - Action to queue for execution. - is null. - - - - Clears the work items in the queue and drops further work being queued. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Concurrency abstraction layer. - - - - - Gets the current CAL. If no CAL has been set yet, it will be initialized to the default. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Concurrency abstraction layer interface. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Queues a method for execution at the specified relative time. - - Method to execute. - State to pass to the method. - Time to execute the method on. - Disposable object that can be used to stop the timer. - - - - Queues a method for periodic execution based on the specified period. - - Method to execute; should be safe for reentrancy. - Period for running the method periodically. - Disposable object that can be used to stop the timer. - - - - Queues a method for execution. - - Method to execute. - State to pass to the method. - Disposable object that can be used to cancel the queued method. - - - - Blocking sleep operation. - - Time to sleep. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Gets whether long-running scheduling is supported. - - - - - Starts a new long-running thread. - - Method to execute. - State to pass to the method. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on the current thread. - - Singleton instance of this type exposed through this static property. - - - - Gets the singleton instance of the current thread scheduler. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the caller must call a Schedule method. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the caller must call a Schedule method. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on the platform's default scheduler. - - Singleton instance of this type exposed through this static property. - - - - Gets the singleton instance of the default scheduler. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime, using a System.Threading.Timer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work, using a System.Threading.Timer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is less than . - is null. - - - - Discovers scheduler services by interface type. - - Scheduler service interface type to discover. - Object implementing the requested service, if available; null otherwise. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on a designated thread. - - - - - Counter for diagnostic purposes, to name the threads. - - - - - Thread factory function. - - - - - Stopwatch for timing free of absolute time dependencies. - - - - - Thread used by the event loop to run work items on. No work should be run on any other thread. - If ExitIfEmpty is set, the thread can quit and a new thread will be created when new work is scheduled. - - - - - Gate to protect data structures, including the work queue and the ready list. - - - - - Semaphore to count requests to re-evaluate the queue, from either Schedule requests or when a timer - expires and moves on to the next item in the queue. - - - - - Queue holding work items. Protected by the gate. - - - - - Queue holding items that are ready to be run as soon as possible. Protected by the gate. - - - - - Work item that will be scheduled next. Used upon reevaluation of the queue to check whether the next - item is still the same. If not, a new timer needs to be started (see below). - - - - - Disposable that always holds the timer to dispatch the first element in the queue. - - - - - Flag indicating whether the event loop should quit. When set, the event should be signaled as well to - wake up the event loop thread, which will subsequently abandon all work. - - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work on a designated thread. - - - - - Indicates whether the event loop thread is allowed to quit when no work is left. If new work - is scheduled afterwards, a new event loop thread is created. This property is used by the - NewThreadScheduler which uses an event loop for its recursive invocations. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - The scheduler has been disposed and doesn't accept new work. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work on the designated thread. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than . - The scheduler has been disposed and doesn't accept new work. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Ends the thread associated with this scheduler. All remaining work in the scheduler queue is abandoned. - - - - - Ensures there is an event loop thread running. Should be called under the gate. - - - - - Event loop scheduled on the designated event loop thread. The loop is suspended/resumed using the event - which gets set by calls to Schedule, the next item timer, or calls to Dispose. - - - - - Base class for historical schedulers, which are virtual time schedulers that use for absolute time and for relative time. - - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the minimum value of as the initial clock value. - - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the specified initial clock value. - - Initial clock value. - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the specified initial clock value and absolute time comparer. - - Initial value for the clock. - Comparer to determine causality of events based on absolute time. - - - - Adds a relative time value to an absolute time value. - - Absolute time value. - Relative time value to add. - The resulting absolute time sum value. - - - - Converts the absolute time value to a value. - - Absolute time value to convert. - The corresponding value. - - - - Converts the value to a relative time value. - - value to convert. - The corresponding relative time value. - - - - Provides a virtual time scheduler that uses for absolute time and for relative time. - - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the minimum value of as the initial clock value. - - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the specified initial clock value. - - Initial value for the clock. - - - - Creates a new historical scheduler with the specified initial clock value. - - Initial value for the clock. - Comparer to determine causality of events based on absolute time. - is null. - - - - Gets the next scheduled item to be executed. - - The next scheduled item. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at . - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work to run immediately on the current thread. - - Singleton instance of this type exposed through this static property. - - - - Gets the singleton instance of the immediate scheduler. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Represents a work item that has been scheduled. - - Absolute time representation type. - - - - Gets the absolute time at which the item is due for invocation. - - - - - Invokes the work item. - - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work. - - - - - Gets the scheduler's notion of current time. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Scheduler with support for starting long-running tasks. - This type of scheduler can be used to run loops more efficiently instead of using recursive scheduling. - - - - - Schedules a long-running piece of work. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - Notes to implementers - The returned disposable object should not prevent the work from starting, but only set the cancellation flag passed to the specified action. - - - - - Scheduler with support for running periodic tasks. - This type of scheduler can be used to run timers more efficiently instead of using recursive scheduling. - - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - - - - Abstraction for a stopwatch to compute time relative to a starting point. - - - - - Gets the time elapsed since the stopwatch object was obtained. - - - - - Provider for objects. - - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Abstract base class for machine-local schedulers, using the local system clock for time-based operations. - - - - - Gets the scheduler's notion of current time. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - Platform-specific scheduler implementations should reimplement - to provide a more efficient implementation (if available). - - - - - Discovers scheduler services by interface type. The base class implementation returns - requested services for each scheduler interface implemented by the derived class. For - more control over service discovery, derived types can override this method. - - Scheduler service interface type to discover. - Object implementing the requested service, if available; null otherwise. - - - - Gate to protect local scheduler queues. - - - - - Gate to protect queues and to synchronize scheduling decisions and system clock - change management. - - - - - Long term work queue. Contains work that's due beyond SHORTTERM, computed at the - time of enqueueing. - - - - - Disposable resource for the long term timer that will reevaluate and dispatch the - first item in the long term queue. A serial disposable is used to make "dispose - current and assign new" logic easier. The disposable itself is never disposed. - - - - - Item at the head of the long term queue for which the current long term timer is - running. Used to detect changes in the queue and decide whether we should replace - or can continue using the current timer (because no earlier long term work was - added to the queue). - - - - - Short term work queue. Contains work that's due soon, computed at the time of - enqueueing or upon reevaluation of the long term queue causing migration of work - items. This queue is kept in order to be able to relocate short term items back - to the long term queue in case a system clock change occurs. - - - - - Set of disposable handles to all of the current short term work Schedule calls, - allowing those to be cancelled upon a system clock change. - - - - - Threshold where an item is considered to be short term work or gets moved from - long term to short term. - - - - - Maximum error ratio for timer drift. We've seen machines with 10s drift on a - daily basis, which is in the order 10E-4, so we allow for extra margin here. - This value is used to calculate early arrival for the long term queue timer - that will reevaluate work for the short term queue. - - Example: -------------------------------...---------------------*-----$ - ^ ^ - | | - early due - 0.999 1.0 - - We also make the gap between early and due at least LONGTOSHORT so we have - enough time to transition work to short term and as a courtesy to the - destination scheduler to manage its queues etc. - - - - - Minimum threshold for the long term timer to fire before the queue is reevaluated - for short term work. This value is chosen to be less than SHORTTERM in order to - ensure the timer fires and has work to transition to the short term queue. - - - - - Threshold used to determine when a short term timer has fired too early compared - to the absolute due time. This provides a last chance protection against early - completion of scheduled work, which can happen in case of time adjustment in the - operating system (cf. GetSystemTimeAdjustment). - - - - - Longest interval supported by timers in the BCL. - - - - - Creates a new local scheduler. - - - - - Enqueues absolute time scheduled work in the timer queue or the short term work list. - - State to pass to the action. - Absolute time to run the work on. The timer queue is responsible to execute the work close to the specified time, also accounting for system clock changes. - Action to run, potentially recursing into the scheduler. - Disposable object to prevent the work from running. - - - - Schedule work that's due in the short term. This leads to relative scheduling calls to the - underlying scheduler for short TimeSpan values. If the system clock changes in the meantime, - the short term work is attempted to be cancelled and reevaluated. - - Work item to schedule in the short term. The caller is responsible to determine the work is indeed short term. - - - - Callback to process the next short term work item. - - Recursive scheduler supplied by the underlying scheduler. - Disposable used to identify the work the timer was triggered for (see code for usage). - Empty disposable. Recursive work cancellation is wired through the original WorkItem. - - - - Schedule work that's due on the long term. This leads to the work being queued up for - eventual transitioning to the short term work list. - - Work item to schedule on the long term. The caller is responsible to determine the work is indeed long term. - - - - Updates the long term timer which is responsible to transition work from the head of the - long term queue to the short term work list. - - Should be called under the scheduler lock. - - - - Evaluates the long term queue, transitioning short term work to the short term list, - and adjusting the new long term processing timer accordingly. - - Ignored. - - - - Callback invoked when a system clock change is observed in order to adjust and reevaluate - the internal scheduling queues. - - Currently not used. - Currently not used. - - - - Represents a work item in the absolute time scheduler. - - - This type is very similar to ScheduledItem, but we need a different Invoke signature to allow customization - of the target scheduler (e.g. when called in a recursive scheduling context, see ExecuteNextShortTermWorkItem). - - - - - Represents a work item that closes over scheduler invocation state. Subtyping is - used to have a common type for the scheduler queues. - - - - - Represents an object that schedules each unit of work on a separate thread. - - - - - Creates an object that schedules each unit of work on a separate thread. - - - - - Gets an instance of this scheduler that uses the default Thread constructor. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a long-running task by creating a new thread. Cancellation happens through polling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by creating a new thread that goes to sleep when work has been dispatched and wakes up again at the next periodic due time. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than . - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Abstract base class for scheduled work items. - - Absolute time representation type. - - - - Creates a new scheduled work item to run at the specified time. - - Absolute time at which the work item has to be executed. - Comparer used to compare work items based on their scheduled time. - is null. - - - - Gets the absolute time at which the item is due for invocation. - - - - - Invokes the work item. - - - - - Implement this method to perform the work item invocation, returning a disposable object for deep cancellation. - - Disposable object used to cancel the work item and/or derived work items. - - - - Compares the work item with another work item based on absolute time values. - - Work item to compare the current work item to. - Relative ordering between this and the specified work item. - The inequality operators are overloaded to provide results consistent with the implementation. Equality operators implement traditional reference equality semantics. - - - - Determines whether one specified object is due before a second specified object. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if the value of left is earlier than the value of right; otherwise, false. - This operator provides results consistent with the implementation. - - - - Determines whether one specified object is due before or at the same of a second specified object. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if the value of left is earlier than or simultaneous with the value of right; otherwise, false. - This operator provides results consistent with the implementation. - - - - Determines whether one specified object is due after a second specified object. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if the value of left is later than the value of right; otherwise, false. - This operator provides results consistent with the implementation. - - - - Determines whether one specified object is due after or at the same time of a second specified object. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if the value of left is later than or simultaneous with the value of right; otherwise, false. - This operator provides results consistent with the implementation. - - - - Determines whether two specified objects are equal. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if both are equal; otherwise, false. - This operator does not provide results consistent with the IComparable implementation. Instead, it implements reference equality. - - - - Determines whether two specified objects are inequal. - - The first object to compare. - The second object to compare. - true if both are inequal; otherwise, false. - This operator does not provide results consistent with the IComparable implementation. Instead, it implements reference equality. - - - - Determines whether a object is equal to the specified object. - - The object to compare to the current object. - true if the obj parameter is a object and is equal to the current object; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current object. - - A 32-bit signed integer hash code. - - - - Cancels the work item by disposing the resource returned by as soon as possible. - - - - - Gets whether the work item has received a cancellation request. - - - - - Represents a scheduled work item based on the materialization of an IScheduler.Schedule method call. - - Absolute time representation type. - Type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - - - - Creates a materialized work item. - - Recursive scheduler to invoke the scheduled action with. - State to pass to the scheduled action. - Scheduled action. - Time at which to run the scheduled action. - Comparer used to compare work items based on their scheduled time. - or or is null. - - - - Creates a materialized work item. - - Recursive scheduler to invoke the scheduled action with. - State to pass to the scheduled action. - Scheduled action. - Time at which to run the scheduled action. - or is null. - - - - Invokes the scheduled action with the supplied recursive scheduler and state. - - Cancellation resource returned by the scheduled action. - - - - Provides a set of static properties to access commonly used schedulers. - - - - - Yields execution of the current work item on the scheduler to another work item on the scheduler. - The caller should await the result of calling Yield to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation). - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Yields execution of the current work item on the scheduler to another work item on the scheduler. - The caller should await the result of calling Yield to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation). - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Cancellation token to cancel the continuation to run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Suspends execution of the current work item on the scheduler for the specified duration. - The caller should await the result of calling Sleep to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation) after the specified duration. - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Time when the continuation should run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Suspends execution of the current work item on the scheduler for the specified duration. - The caller should await the result of calling Sleep to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation) after the specified duration. - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Time when the continuation should run. - Cancellation token to cancel the continuation to run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Suspends execution of the current work item on the scheduler until the specified due time. - The caller should await the result of calling Sleep to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation) at the specified due time. - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Time when the continuation should run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Suspends execution of the current work item on the scheduler until the specified due time. - The caller should await the result of calling Sleep to schedule the remainder of the current work item (known as the continuation) at the specified due time. - - Scheduler to yield work on. - Time when the continuation should run. - Cancellation token to cancel the continuation to run. - Scheduler operation object to await in order to schedule the continuation. - is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to schedule work on. - State to pass to the asynchronous method. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Schedules work using an asynchronous method, allowing for cooperative scheduling in an imperative coding style. - - Scheduler to schedule work on. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Asynchronous method to run the work, using Yield and Sleep operations for cooperative scheduling and injection of cancellation points. - Disposable object that allows to cancel outstanding work on cooperative cancellation points or through the cancellation token passed to the asynchronous method. - or is null. - - - - Gets the current time according to the local machine's system clock. - - - - - Normalizes the specified value to a positive value. - - The value to normalize. - The specified TimeSpan value if it is zero or positive; otherwise, . - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work immediately on the current thread. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work as soon as possible on the current thread. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work on the platform's default scheduler. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work on the thread pool. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work on a new thread using default thread creation options. - - - - - Gets a scheduler that schedules work on Task Parallel Library (TPL) task pool using the default TaskScheduler. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively. - - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - Action to execute recursively. The parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to execute recursively. The last parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action, passing in recursive invocation state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively after a specified relative due time. - - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - Action to execute recursively. The parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action at the specified relative time. - Relative time after which to execute the action for the first time. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively after a specified relative due time. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to execute recursively. The last parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action, passing in the recursive due time and invocation state. - Relative time after which to execute the action for the first time. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively at a specified absolute due time. - - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - Action to execute recursively. The parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action at the specified absolute time. - Absolute time at which to execute the action for the first time. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed recursively at a specified absolute due time. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to execute the recursive action on. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to execute recursively. The last parameter passed to the action is used to trigger recursive scheduling of the action, passing in the recursive due time and invocation state. - Absolute time at which to execute the action for the first time. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Returns the implementation of the specified scheduler, or null if no such implementation is available. - - Scheduler to get the implementation for. - The scheduler's implementation if available; null otherwise. - - This helper method is made available for query operator authors in order to discover scheduler services by using the required - IServiceProvider pattern, which allows for interception or redefinition of scheduler services. - - - - - Returns the implementation of the specified scheduler, or null if no such implementation is available. - - Scheduler to get the implementation for. - The scheduler's implementation if available; null otherwise. - - - This helper method is made available for query operator authors in order to discover scheduler services by using the required - IServiceProvider pattern, which allows for interception or redefinition of scheduler services. - - - Consider using in case a stopwatch is required, but use of emulation stopwatch based - on the scheduler's clock is acceptable. Use of this method is recommended for best-effort use of the stopwatch provider - scheduler service, where the caller falls back to not using stopwatches if this facility wasn't found. - - - - - - Returns the implementation of the specified scheduler, or null if no such implementation is available. - - Scheduler to get the implementation for. - The scheduler's implementation if available; null otherwise. - - - This helper method is made available for query operator authors in order to discover scheduler services by using the required - IServiceProvider pattern, which allows for interception or redefinition of scheduler services. - - - Consider using the extension methods for in case periodic scheduling - is required and emulation of periodic behavior using other scheduler services is desirable. Use of this method is recommended - for best-effort use of the periodic scheduling service, where the caller falls back to not using periodic scheduling if this - facility wasn't found. - - - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by dynamically discovering the scheduler's capabilities. - If the scheduler supports periodic scheduling, the request will be forwarded to the periodic scheduling implementation. - If the scheduler provides stopwatch functionality, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling with a stopwatch to correct for time slippage. - Otherwise, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - The scheduler to run periodic work on. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - or is null. - is less than . - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by dynamically discovering the scheduler's capabilities. - If the scheduler supports periodic scheduling, the request will be forwarded to the periodic scheduling implementation. - If the scheduler provides stopwatch functionality, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling with a stopwatch to correct for time slippage. - Otherwise, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Scheduler to execute the action on. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - or is null. - is less than . - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by dynamically discovering the scheduler's capabilities. - If the scheduler supports periodic scheduling, the request will be forwarded to the periodic scheduling implementation. - If the scheduler provides stopwatch functionality, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling with a stopwatch to correct for time slippage. - Otherwise, the periodic task will be emulated using recursive scheduling. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - or is null. - is less than . - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object by dynamically discovering the scheduler's capabilities. - If the scheduler provides stopwatch functionality, the request will be forwarded to the stopwatch provider implementation. - Otherwise, the stopwatch will be emulated using the scheduler's notion of absolute time. - - Scheduler to obtain a stopwatch for. - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - is null. - The resulting stopwatch object can have non-monotonic behavior. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Action to execute. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after the specified relative due time. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Action to execute. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at the specified absolute due time. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Action to execute. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Action to execute. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Returns a scheduler that represents the original scheduler, without any of its interface-based optimizations (e.g. long running scheduling). - - Scheduler to disable all optimizations for. - Proxy to the original scheduler but without any optimizations enabled. - is null. - - - - Returns a scheduler that represents the original scheduler, without the specified set of interface-based optimizations (e.g. long running scheduling). - - Scheduler to disable the specified optimizations for. - Types of the optimization interfaces that have to be disabled. - Proxy to the original scheduler but without the specified optimizations enabled. - or is null. - - - - Returns a scheduler that wraps the original scheduler, adding exception handling for scheduled actions. - - Type of the exception to check for. - Scheduler to apply an exception filter for. - Handler that's run if an exception is caught. The exception will be rethrown if the handler returns false. - Wrapper around the original scheduler, enforcing exception handling. - or is null. - - - - Represents an awaitable scheduler operation. Awaiting the object causes the continuation to be posted back to the originating scheduler's work queue. - - - - - Controls whether the continuation is run on the originating synchronization context (false by default). - - true to run the continuation on the captured synchronization context; false otherwise (default). - Scheduler operation object with configured await behavior. - - - - Gets an awaiter for the scheduler operation, used to post back the continuation. - - Awaiter for the scheduler operation. - - - - (Infrastructure) Scheduler operation awaiter type used by the code generated for C# await and Visual Basic Await expressions. - - - - - Indicates whether the scheduler operation has completed. Returns false unless cancellation was already requested. - - - - - Completes the scheduler operation, throwing an OperationCanceledException in case cancellation was requested. - - - - - Registers the continuation with the scheduler operation. - - Continuation to be run on the originating scheduler. - - - - Efficient scheduler queue that maintains scheduled items sorted by absolute time. - - Absolute time representation type. - This type is not thread safe; users should ensure proper synchronization. - - - - Creates a new scheduler queue with a default initial capacity. - - - - - Creats a new scheduler queue with the specified initial capacity. - - Initial capacity of the scheduler queue. - is less than zero. - - - - Gets the number of scheduled items in the scheduler queue. - - - - - Enqueues the specified work item to be scheduled. - - Work item to be scheduled. - - - - Removes the specified work item from the scheduler queue. - - Work item to be removed from the scheduler queue. - true if the item was found; false otherwise. - - - - Dequeues the next work item from the scheduler queue. - - Next work item in the scheduler queue (removed). - - - - Peeks the next work item in the scheduler queue. - - Next work item in the scheduler queue (not removed). - - - - Provides basic synchronization and scheduling services for observable sequences. - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified scheduler. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the specified scheduler. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the specified scheduler, e.g. to offload callback processing to a dedicated thread, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified synchronization context. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified synchronization context. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the specified synchronization context. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the specified synchronization context, e.g. to post callbacks to a UI thread represented by the synchronization context, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified synchronization context. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified synchronization context. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to ensure observer callbacks are properly serialized. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized. - is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to ensure observer callbacks are synchronized using the specified gate object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized on the given gate object. - or is null. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on a provided . - - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work on the provided . - - Synchronization context to schedule units of work on. - is null. - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work on the provided . - - Synchronization context to schedule units of work on. - Configures whether scheduling always posts to the synchronization context, regardless whether the caller is on the same synchronization context. - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on the Task Parallel Library (TPL) task pool. - - Instance of this type using the default TaskScheduler to schedule work on the TPL task pool. - - - - Creates an object that schedules units of work using the provided . - - Task factory used to create tasks to run units of work. - is null. - - - - Gets an instance of this scheduler that uses the default . - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a long-running task by creating a new task using TaskCreationOptions.LongRunning. Cancellation happens through polling. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Gets a new stopwatch ob ject. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work by running a platform-specific timer to create tasks periodically. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than . - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on the Windows Runtime thread pool. - - Singleton instance of this type exposed through this static property. - - - - Constructs a ThreadPoolScheduler that schedules units of work on the Windows ThreadPool. - - - - - Constructs a ThreadPoolScheduler that schedules units of work on the Windows ThreadPool with the given priority. - - Priority for scheduled units of work. - - - - Constructs a ThreadPoolScheduler that schedules units of work on the Windows ThreadPool with the given priority. - - Priority for scheduled units of work. - Options that configure how work is scheduled. - - - - Gets the singleton instance of the Windows Runtime thread pool scheduler. - - - - - Gets the priority at which work is scheduled. - - - - - Gets the options that configure how work is scheduled. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime, using a Windows.System.Threading.ThreadPoolTimer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work, using a Windows.System.Threading.ThreadPoolTimer object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than one millisecond. - - - - Base class for virtual time schedulers. - - Absolute time representation type. - Relative time representation type. - - - - Creates a new virtual time scheduler with the default value of TAbsolute as the initial clock value. - - - - - Creates a new virtual time scheduler with the specified initial clock value and absolute time comparer. - - Initial value for the clock. - Comparer to determine causality of events based on absolute time. - is null. - - - - Adds a relative time value to an absolute time value. - - Absolute time value. - Relative time value to add. - The resulting absolute time sum value. - - - - Converts the absolute time value to a DateTimeOffset value. - - Absolute time value to convert. - The corresponding DateTimeOffset value. - - - - Converts the TimeSpan value to a relative time value. - - TimeSpan value to convert. - The corresponding relative time value. - - - - Gets whether the scheduler is enabled to run work. - - - - - Gets the comparer used to compare absolute time values. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - - - - Schedules an action to be executed. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Starts the virtual time scheduler. - - - - - Stops the virtual time scheduler. - - - - - Advances the scheduler's clock to the specified time, running all work till that point. - - Absolute time to advance the scheduler's clock to. - is in the past. - The scheduler is already running. VirtualTimeScheduler doesn't support running nested work dispatch loops. To simulate time slippage while running work on the scheduler, use . - - - - Advances the scheduler's clock by the specified relative time, running all work scheduled for that timespan. - - Relative time to advance the scheduler's clock by. - is negative. - The scheduler is already running. VirtualTimeScheduler doesn't support running nested work dispatch loops. To simulate time slippage while running work on the scheduler, use . - - - - Advances the scheduler's clock by the specified relative time. - - Relative time to advance the scheduler's clock by. - is negative. - - - - Gets the scheduler's absolute time clock value. - - - - - Gets the scheduler's notion of current time. - - - - - Gets the next scheduled item to be executed. - - The next scheduled item. - - - - Discovers scheduler services by interface type. The base class implementation supports - only the IStopwatchProvider service. To influence service discovery - such as adding - support for other scheduler services - derived types can override this method. - - Scheduler service interface type to discover. - Object implementing the requested service, if available; null otherwise. - - - - Starts a new stopwatch object. - - New stopwatch object; started at the time of the request. - - - - Base class for virtual time schedulers using a priority queue for scheduled items. - - Absolute time representation type. - Relative time representation type. - - - - Creates a new virtual time scheduler with the default value of TAbsolute as the initial clock value. - - - - - Creates a new virtual time scheduler. - - Initial value for the clock. - Comparer to determine causality of events based on absolute time. - is null. - - - - Gets the next scheduled item to be executed. - - The next scheduled item. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at dueTime. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Provides a set of extension methods for virtual time scheduling. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at . - - Absolute time representation type. - Relative time representation type. - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed at . - - Absolute time representation type. - Relative time representation type. - Scheduler to execute the action on. - Absolute time at which to execute the action. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - or is null. - - - - The System.Reactive.Concurrency namespace contains interfaces and classes that provide the scheduler infrastructure used by Reactive Extensions to construct and - process event streams. Schedulers are used to parameterize the concurrency introduced by query operators, provide means to virtualize time, to process historical data, - and to write unit tests for functionality built using Reactive Extensions constructs. - - - - - Represents an object that schedules units of work on a . - - - This scheduler type is typically used indirectly through the and methods that use the current Dispatcher. - - - - - Constructs a that schedules units of work on the given . - - Dispatcher to schedule work on. - is null. - - - - Constructs a that schedules units of work on the given with the given priority. - - Dispatcher to schedule work on. - Priority for scheduled units of work. - is null. - - - - Gets the scheduler that schedules work on the associated with the current Window. - - - - - Gets the associated with the . - - - - - Gets the priority at which work is scheduled. - - - - - Schedules an action to be executed on the dispatcher. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules an action to be executed after on the dispatcher, using a object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - State passed to the action to be executed. - Action to be executed. - Relative time after which to execute the action. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled action (best effort). - is null. - - - - Schedules a periodic piece of work on the dispatcher, using a object. - - The type of the state passed to the scheduled action. - Initial state passed to the action upon the first iteration. - Period for running the work periodically. - Action to be executed, potentially updating the state. - The disposable object used to cancel the scheduled recurring action (best effort). - is null. - is less than . - - - - Represents an Action-based disposable. - - - - - Constructs a new disposable with the given action used for disposal. - - Disposal action which will be run upon calling Dispose. - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Calls the disposal action if and only if the current instance hasn't been disposed yet. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource that can be checked for disposal status. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Sets the status to disposed, which can be observer through the property. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource that has an associated that will be set to the cancellation requested state upon disposal. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class that uses an existing . - - used for cancellation. - is null. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class that uses a new . - - - - - Gets the used by this . - - - - - Cancels the underlying . - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Represents a group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with no disposables contained by it initially. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified number of disposables. - - The number of disposables that the new CompositeDisposable can initially store. - is less than zero. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class from a group of disposables. - - Disposables that will be disposed together. - is null. - Any of the disposables in the collection is null. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class from a group of disposables. - - Disposables that will be disposed together. - is null. - Any of the disposables in the collection is null. - - - - Gets the number of disposables contained in the . - - - - - Adds a disposable to the or disposes the disposable if the is disposed. - - Disposable to add. - is null. - - - - Removes and disposes the first occurrence of a disposable from the . - - Disposable to remove. - true if found; false otherwise. - is null. - - - - Disposes all disposables in the group and removes them from the group. - - - - - Removes and disposes all disposables from the , but does not dispose the . - - - - - Determines whether the contains a specific disposable. - - Disposable to search for. - true if the disposable was found; otherwise, false. - is null. - - - - Copies the disposables contained in the to an array, starting at a particular array index. - - Array to copy the contained disposables to. - Target index at which to copy the first disposable of the group. - is null. - is less than zero. -or - is larger than or equal to the array length. - - - - Always returns false. - - - - - Returns an enumerator that iterates through the . - - An enumerator to iterate over the disposables. - - - - Returns an enumerator that iterates through the . - - An enumerator to iterate over the disposables. - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource whose disposal invocation will be posted to the specified . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class that uses the specified on which to dispose the specified disposable resource. - - Context to perform disposal on. - Disposable whose Dispose operation to run on the given synchronization context. - or is null. - - - - Gets the provided . - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable on the provided . - - - - - Represents a disposable that does nothing on disposal. - - - - - Singleton default disposable. - - - - - Does nothing. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for creating objects. - - - - - Gets the disposable that does nothing when disposed. - - - - - Creates a disposable object that invokes the specified action when disposed. - - Action to run during the first call to . The action is guaranteed to be run at most once. - The disposable object that runs the given action upon disposal. - is null. - - - - Disposable resource with disposal state tracking. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource whose underlying disposable resource can be swapped for another disposable resource. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with no current underlying disposable. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Gets or sets the underlying disposable. After disposal, the result of getting this property is undefined. - - If the has already been disposed, assignment to this property causes immediate disposal of the given disposable object. - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable as well as all future replacements. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource that only disposes its underlying disposable resource when all dependent disposable objects have been disposed. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified disposable. - - Underlying disposable. - is null. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified disposable. - - Underlying disposable. - Indicates whether subsequent calls to should throw when this instance is disposed. - is null. - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Returns a dependent disposable that when disposed decreases the refcount on the underlying disposable. - - A dependent disposable contributing to the reference count that manages the underlying disposable's lifetime. - This instance has been disposed and is configured to throw in this case by . - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable only when all dependent disposables have been disposed. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource whose disposal invocation will be scheduled on the specified . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class that uses an on which to dispose the disposable. - - Scheduler where the disposable resource will be disposed on. - Disposable resource to dispose on the given scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Gets the scheduler where the disposable resource will be disposed on. - - - - - Gets the underlying disposable. After disposal, the result is undefined. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Disposes the wrapped disposable on the provided scheduler. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource whose underlying disposable resource can be replaced by another disposable resource, causing automatic disposal of the previous underlying disposable resource. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Gets or sets the underlying disposable. - - If the SerialDisposable has already been disposed, assignment to this property causes immediate disposal of the given disposable object. Assigning this property disposes the previous disposable object. - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable as well as all future replacements. - - - - - Represents a disposable resource which only allows a single assignment of its underlying disposable resource. - If an underlying disposable resource has already been set, future attempts to set the underlying disposable resource will throw an . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - Gets or sets the underlying disposable. After disposal, the result of getting this property is undefined. - - Thrown if the has already been assigned to. - - - - Disposes the underlying disposable. - - - - - Represents a group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - - Creates a new group containing two disposable resources that are disposed together. - - The first disposable resoruce to add to the group. - The second disposable resoruce to add to the group. - Group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - Creates a new group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - Disposable resources to add to the group. - Group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - Creates a new group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - Disposable resources to add to the group. - Group of disposable resources that are disposed together. - - - - Disposes all disposables in the group. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the object is disposed. - - - - - The System.Reactive.Disposables namespace contains interfaces and classes that provide a compositional set of constructs used to deal with resource and subscription - management in Reactive Extensions. Those types are used extensively within the implementation of Reactive Extensions and are useful when writing custom query operators or - schedulers. - - - - - Provides access to the platform enlightenments used by other Rx libraries to improve system performance and - runtime efficiency. While Rx can run without platform enlightenments loaded, it's recommended to deploy the - System.Reactive.PlatformServices assembly with your application and call during - application startup to ensure enlightenments are properly loaded. - - - - - Ensures that the calling assembly has a reference to the System.Reactive.PlatformServices assembly with - platform enlightenments. If no reference is made from the user code, it's possible for the build process - to drop the deployment of System.Reactive.PlatformServices, preventing its runtime discovery. - - - true if the loaded enlightenment provider matches the provided defined in the current assembly; false - otherwise. When a custom enlightenment provider is installed by the host, false will be returned. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provider for platform-specific framework enlightenments. - - - - - (Infastructure) Tries to gets the specified service. - - Service type. - Optional set of arguments. - Service instance or null if not found. - - - - (Infrastructure) Services to rethrow exceptions. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Rethrows the specified exception. - - Exception to rethrow. - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides access to the host's lifecycle management services. - - - - - Event that gets raised when the host suspends the application. - - - - - Event that gets raised when the host resumes the application. - - - - - Adds a reference to the host lifecycle manager, causing it to be sending notifications. - - - - - Removes a reference to the host lifecycle manager, causing it to stop sending notifications - if the removed reference was the last one. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides notifications about the host's lifecycle events. - - - - - Event that gets raised when the host suspends. - - - - - Event that gets raised when the host resumes. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Event arguments for host suspension events. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Event arguments for host resumption events. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Interface for enlightenment providers. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - (Infastructure) Tries to gets the specified service. - - Service type. - Optional set of arguments. - Service instance or null if not found. - - - - (Infrastructure) Provider for platform-specific framework enlightenments. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Gets the current enlightenment provider. If none is loaded yet, accessing this property triggers provider resolution. - - - This member is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides access to local system clock services. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Gets the local system clock time. - - - - - Adds a reference to the system clock monitor, causing it to be sending notifications. - - Thrown when the system doesn't support sending clock change notifications. - - - - Removes a reference to the system clock monitor, causing it to stop sending notifications - if the removed reference was the last one. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides access to the local system clock. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Gets the current time. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides a mechanism to notify local schedulers about system clock changes. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Event that gets raised when a system clock change is detected. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Event arguments for system clock change notifications. - - - This type is used by the Rx infrastructure and not meant for public consumption or implementation. - No guarantees are made about forward compatibility of the type's functionality and its usage. - - - - - Creates a new system clock notification object with unknown old and new times. - - - - - Creates a new system clock notification object with the specified old and new times. - - Time before the system clock changed, or DateTimeOffset.MinValue if not known. - Time after the system clock changed, or DateTimeOffset.MaxValue if not known. - - - - Gets the time before the system clock changed, or DateTimeOffset.MinValue if not known. - - - - - Gets the time after the system clock changed, or DateTimeOffset.MaxValue if not known. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Provides access to the local system clock. - - - - - Gets the current time. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Monitors for system clock changes based on a periodic timer. - - - - - Creates a new monitor for system clock changes with the specified polling frequency. - - Polling frequency for system clock changes. - - - - Event that gets raised when a system clock change is detected. - - - - - The System.Reactive.PlatformServices namespace contains interfaces and classes used by the runtime infrastructure of Reactive Extensions. - Those are not intended to be used directly from user code and are subject to change in future releases of the product. - - - - - Represents a .NET event invocation consisting of the weakly typed object that raised the event and the data that was generated by the event. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - - - - Creates a new data representation instance of a .NET event invocation with the given sender and event data. - - The sender object that raised the event. - The event data that was generated by the event. - - - - Represents a .NET event invocation consisting of the strongly typed object that raised the event and the data that was generated by the event. - - The type of the sender that raised the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - - - - Creates a new data representation instance of a .NET event invocation with the given sender and event data. - - The sender object that raised the event. - The event data that was generated by the event. - - - - Gets the sender object that raised the event. - - - - - Gets the event data that was generated by the event. - - - - - Determines whether the current object represents the same event as a specified object. - - An object to compare to the current object. - true if both objects represent the same event; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current ; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current instance. - - A hash code for the current instance. - - - - Determines whether two specified objects represent the same event. - - The first to compare, or null. - The second to compare, or null. - true if both objects represent the same event; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether two specified objects represent a different event. - - The first to compare, or null. - The second to compare, or null. - true if both objects don't represent the same event; otherwise, false. - - - - Base class for classes that expose an observable sequence as a well-known event pattern (sender, event arguments). - Contains functionality to maintain a map of event handler delegates to observable sequence subscriptions. Subclasses - should only add an event with custom add and remove methods calling into the base class's operations. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - - - - Creates a new event pattern source. - - Source sequence to expose as an event. - Delegate used to invoke the event for each element of the sequence. - or is null. - - - - Adds the specified event handler, causing a subscription to the underlying source. - - Event handler to add. The same delegate should be passed to the operation in order to remove the event handler. - Invocation delegate to raise the event in the derived class. - or is null. - - - - Removes the specified event handler, causing a disposal of the corresponding subscription to the underlying source that was created during the operation. - - Event handler to remove. This should be the same delegate as one that was passed to the operation. - is null. - - - - Marks the program elements that are experimental. This class cannot be inherited. - - - - - Represents a .NET event invocation consisting of the strongly typed object that raised the event and the data that was generated by the event. - - - The type of the sender that raised the event. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Gets the sender object that raised the event. - - - - - Gets the event data that was generated by the event. - - - - - Represents a data stream signaling its elements by means of an event. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - - - - Event signaling the next element in the data stream. - - - - - Represents a data stream signaling its elements by means of an event. - - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Event signaling the next element in the data stream. - - - - - Interface with variance annotation; allows for better type checking when detecting capabilities in SubscribeSafe. - - Type of the resulting sequence's elements. - - - - Base class for implementation of query operators, providing performance benefits over the use of Observable.Create. - - Type of the resulting sequence's elements. - - - - Publicly visible Subscribe method. - - Observer to send notifications on. The implementation of a producer must ensure the correct message grammar on the observer. - IDisposable to cancel the subscription. This causes the underlying sink to be notified of unsubscription, causing it to prevent further messages from being sent to the observer. - - - - Core implementation of the query operator, called upon a new subscription to the producer object. - - Observer to send notifications on. The implementation of a producer must ensure the correct message grammar on the observer. - Disposable representing all the resources and/or subscriptions the operator uses to process events. - The observer passed in to this method is not protected using auto-detach behavior upon an OnError or OnCompleted call. The implementation must ensure proper resource disposal and enforce the message grammar. - - - - Publicly visible Subscribe method. - - Observer to send notifications on. The implementation of a producer must ensure the correct message grammar on the observer. - IDisposable to cancel the subscription. This causes the underlying sink to be notified of unsubscription, causing it to prevent further messages from being sent to the observer. - - - - Core implementation of the query operator, called upon a new subscription to the producer object. - - The sink object. - - - - Represents an observable sequence of elements that have a common key. - - - The type of the key shared by all elements in the group. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - The type of the elements in the group. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Gets the common key. - - - - - Provides functionality to evaluate queries against a specific data source wherein the type of the data is known. - - - The type of the data in the data source. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Provides functionality to evaluate queries against a specific data source wherein the type of the data is not specified. - - - - - Gets the type of the element(s) that are returned when the expression tree associated with this instance of IQbservable is executed. - - - - - Gets the expression tree that is associated with the instance of IQbservable. - - - - - Gets the query provider that is associated with this data source. - - - - - Defines methods to create and execute queries that are described by an IQbservable object. - - - - - Constructs an object that can evaluate the query represented by a specified expression tree. - - The type of the elements of the that is returned. - Expression tree representing the query. - IQbservable object that can evaluate the given query expression. - - - - Internal interface describing the LINQ to Events query language. - - - - - Internal interface describing the LINQ to Events query language. - - - - - Attribute applied to static classes providing expression tree forms of query methods, - mapping those to the corresponding methods for local query execution on the specified - target class type. - - - - - Creates a new mapping to the specified local execution query method implementation type. - - Type with query methods for local execution. - - - - Gets the type with the implementation of local query methods. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for writing in-memory queries over observable sequences. - - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value. - For aggregation behavior with incremental intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value, - and the specified result selector function is used to select the result value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the accumulator value. - The type of the resulting value. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - A function to transform the final accumulator value into the result value. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. - For aggregation behavior with incremental intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether all elements of an observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to apply the predicate to. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether all elements in the source sequence pass the test in the specified predicate. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains any elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to check for non-emptiness. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains any elements. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether any element of an observable sequence satisfies a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to apply the predicate to. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether any elements in the source sequence pass the test in the specified predicate. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains a specified element by using the default equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence in which to locate a value. - The value to locate in the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains an element that has the specified value. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains a specified element by using a specified System.Collections.Generic.IEqualityComparer{T}. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence in which to locate a value. - The value to locate in the source sequence. - An equality comparer to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains an element that has the specified value. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents the total number of elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the number of elements in the input sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The number of elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents how many elements in the specified observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a number that represents how many elements in the input sequence satisfy the condition in the predicate function. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the element at a specified index in a sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to return the element from. - The zero-based index of the element to retrieve. - An observable sequence that produces the element at the specified position in the source sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - (Asynchronous) is greater than or equal to the number of elements in the source sequence. - - - - Returns the element at a specified index in a sequence or a default value if the index is out of range. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to return the element from. - The zero-based index of the element to retrieve. - An observable sequence that produces the element at the specified position in the source sequence, or a default value if the index is outside the bounds of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to check for emptiness. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence is empty. - is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents the total number of elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the number of elements in the input sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The number of elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents how many elements in the specified observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a number that represents how many elements in the input sequence satisfy the condition in the predicate function. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum element in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the maximum element of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum element in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the maximum element of. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum element in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the maximum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the maximum element in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the maximum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the maximum element in the source sequence. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the maximum key value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the maximum elements for. - Key selector function. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a maximum key value. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the maximum key value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the maximum elements for. - Key selector function. - Comparer used to compare key values. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a maximum key value. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum element in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum element in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum element in an observable sequence according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum element in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the minimum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the minimum element in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the minimum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the minimum element in the source sequence. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the minimum key value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the minimum elements for. - Key selector function. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a minimum key value. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the minimum key value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the minimum elements for. - Key selector function. - Comparer used to compare key values. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a minimum key value. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether two sequences are equal by comparing the elements pairwise. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the default equality comparer for their type. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether two sequences are equal by comparing the elements pairwise using a specified equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - Comparer used to compare elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the specified equality comparer. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable and enumerable sequence are equal by comparing the elements pairwise. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the default equality comparer for their type. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable and enumerable sequence are equal by comparing the elements pairwise using a specified equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - Comparer used to compare elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the specified equality comparer. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, and reports an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence contains more than one element. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, and reports an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- More than one element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, or a default value if the observable sequence is empty; this method reports an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence contains more than one element. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that matches the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists; this method reports an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sequence contains more than one element that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates an array from an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The source observable sequence to get an array of elements for. - An observable sequence containing a single element with an array containing all the elements of the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and a comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, a comparer, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - or or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a list from an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The source observable sequence to get a list of elements for. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a list containing all the elements of the source sequence. - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and a comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, a comparer, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - or or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. 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Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result (represented as a Unit value) as an observable sequence. - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Invokes the specified function asynchronously, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to run asynchronously. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - is null. - - - The function is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - Invokes the specified function asynchronously on the specified scheduler, surfacing the result through an observable sequence - - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to run asynchronously. - Scheduler to run the function on. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - or is null. - - - The function is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - is null. - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - is null. - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - Invokes the action asynchronously, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Action to run asynchronously. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null. - - - The action is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - Invokes the action asynchronously on the specified scheduler, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Action to run asynchronously. - Scheduler to run the action on. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - or is null. - - - The action is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Asynchronous action to run. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null. - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Asynchronous action to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Asynchronous action to run. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null. - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Asynchronous action to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous function is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the function's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - is null. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous function is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the function's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - is null or is null. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - - Asynchronous action to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous action is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the action's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous action is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the action's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Asynchronous action to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - is null or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Scheduler to invoke the original function on. - Asynchronous function. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous function causes an invocation of the original synchronous function. - - The type of the first argument passed to the function. - The type of the second argument passed to the function. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to convert to an asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous function. 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Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the action. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the action. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the action. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the action. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the action. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the fifteenth argument passed to the action. - The type of the sixteenth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that returns the last value of the observable sequence or throws an exception if the sequence is empty. - This operation subscribes to the observable sequence, making it hot. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to await. - Object that can be awaited. - is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that returns the last value of the observable sequence or throws an exception if the sequence is empty. - This operation subscribes and connects to the observable sequence, making it hot. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to await. - Object that can be awaited. - is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that returns the last value of the observable sequence or throws an exception if the sequence is empty. - This operation subscribes to the observable sequence, making it hot. The supplied CancellationToken can be used to cancel the subscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to await. - Cancellation token. - Object that can be awaited. - is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that returns the last value of the observable sequence or throws an exception if the sequence is empty. - This operation subscribes and connects to the observable sequence, making it hot. The supplied CancellationToken can be used to cancel the subscription and connection. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to await. - Cancellation token. - Object that can be awaited. - is null. - - - - Multicasts the source sequence notifications through the specified subject to the resulting connectable observable. Upon connection of the - connectable observable, the subject is subscribed to the source exactly one, and messages are forwarded to the observers registered with - the connectable observable. For specializations with fixed subject types, see Publish, PublishLast, and Replay. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be pushed into the specified subject. - Subject to push source elements into. - A connectable observable sequence that upon connection causes the source sequence to push results into the specified subject. - or is null. - - - - Multicasts the source sequence notifications through an instantiated subject into all uses of the sequence within a selector function. Each - subscription to the resulting sequence causes a separate multicast invocation, exposing the sequence resulting from the selector function's - invocation. For specializations with fixed subject types, see Publish, PublishLast, and Replay. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the intermediate subject. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence which will be multicasted in the specified selector function. - Factory function to create an intermediate subject through which the source sequence's elements will be multicast to the selector function. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence subject to the policies enforced by the created subject. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a regular . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - Subscribers will receive all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a regular . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence and starts with initialValue. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Initial value received by observers upon subscription. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - Subscribers will receive immediately receive the initial value, followed by all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence and starts with initialValue. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive immediately receive the initial value, followed by all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - Initial value received by observers upon subscription. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence containing only the last notification. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - Subscribers will only receive the last notification of the source. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence containing only the last notification. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will only receive the last notification of the source. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that stays connected to the source as long as there is at least one subscription to the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Connectable observable sequence. - An observable sequence that stays connected to the source as long as there is at least one subscription to the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Scheduler where connected observers will be invoked on. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - or is null. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers will be invoked on. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying bufferSize notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers will be invoked on. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - or is null. - is less than zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - is less than zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - is less than zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - is less than zero. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers will be invoked on. - A connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - or is null. - is less than zero. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - Subscribers will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or or is null. - is less than zero. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence of consecutive (possibly empty) chunks of the source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that returns consecutive (possibly empty) chunks upon each iteration. - is null. - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence that returns elements collected/aggregated from the source sequence between consecutive iterations. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the merge operation during collection. - Source observable sequence. - Factory to create a new collector object. - Merges a sequence element with the current collector. - The enumerable sequence that returns collected/aggregated elements from the source sequence upon each iteration. - or or is null. - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence that returns elements collected/aggregated from the source sequence between consecutive iterations. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the merge operation during collection. - Source observable sequence. - Factory to create the initial collector object. - Merges a sequence element with the current collector. - Factory to replace the current collector by a new collector. - The enumerable sequence that returns collected/aggregated elements from the source sequence upon each iteration. - or or or is null. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The first element in the observable sequence. - is null. - The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The first element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and blocks until the sequence is terminated. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - or is null. - Because of its blocking nature, this operator is mainly used for testing. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, incorporating the element's index, and blocks until the sequence is terminated. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - or is null. - Because of its blocking nature, this operator is mainly used for testing. - - - - Returns an enumerator that enumerates all values of the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get an enumerator for. - The enumerator that can be used to enumerate over the elements in the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence. - is null. - The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration returns the latest observed element in the source observable sequence. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence will never produce the same element repeatedly, and will block until the next element becomes available. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that returns the last sampled element upon each iteration and subsequently blocks until the next element in the observable source sequence becomes available. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration returns the most recently observed element in the source observable sequence, using the specified initial value in case no element has been sampled yet. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence never block and can produce the same element repeatedly. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Initial value that will be yielded by the enumerable sequence if no element has been sampled yet. - The enumerable sequence that returns the last sampled element upon each iteration. - is null. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration blocks until the next element in the source observable sequence becomes available. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence will block until the next element becomes available. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that blocks upon each iteration until the next element in the observable source sequence becomes available. - is null. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, and throws an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The single element in the observable sequence. - is null. - The source sequence contains more than one element. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, and throws an exception if there is not exactly one element matching the predicate in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - or is null. - No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- More than one element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, or a default value if the observable sequence is empty; this method throws an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The single element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - is null. - The source sequence contains more than one element. - - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists; this method throws an exception if there is more than one element matching the predicate in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - The single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - or is null. - The sequence contains more than one element that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - - - - Waits for the observable sequence to complete and returns the last element of the sequence. - If the sequence terminates with an OnError notification, the exception is thrown. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The last element in the observable sequence. - is null. - The source sequence is empty. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified scheduler. - or is null. - - This only invokes observer callbacks on a scheduler. In case the subscription and/or unsubscription actions have side-effects - that require to be run on a scheduler, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified synchronization context. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified synchronization context. - or is null. - - This only invokes observer callbacks on a synchronization context. In case the subscription and/or unsubscription actions have side-effects - that require to be run on a synchronization context, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified scheduler. This operation is not commonly used; - see the remarks section for more information on the distinction between SubscribeOn and ObserveOn. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified scheduler. - or is null. - - This only performs the side-effects of subscription and unsubscription on the specified scheduler. In order to invoke observer - callbacks on a scheduler, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified synchronization context. This operation is not commonly used; - see the remarks section for more information on the distinction between SubscribeOn and ObserveOn. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified synchronization context. - or is null. - - This only performs the side-effects of subscription and unsubscription on the specified synchronization context. In order to invoke observer - callbacks on a synchronization context, use . - - - - - Synchronizes the observable sequence such that observer notifications cannot be delivered concurrently. - This overload is useful to "fix" an observable sequence that exhibits concurrent callbacks on individual observers, which is invalid behavior for the query processor. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized. - is null. - - It's invalid behavior - according to the observer grammar - for a sequence to exhibit concurrent callbacks on a given observer. - This operator can be used to "fix" a source that doesn't conform to this rule. - - - - - Synchronizes the observable sequence such that observer notifications cannot be delivered concurrently, using the specified gate object. - This overload is useful when writing n-ary query operators, in order to prevent concurrent callbacks from different sources by synchronizing on a common gate object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized on the given gate object. - or is null. - - - - Subscribes an observer to an enumerable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to subscribe to. - Observer that will receive notifications from the enumerable sequence. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the enumerable - or is null. - - - - Subscribes an observer to an enumerable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run the enumeration loop. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to subscribe to. - Observer that will receive notifications from the enumerable sequence. - Scheduler to perform the enumeration on. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the enumerable - or or is null. - - - - Converts an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to convert to an enumerable sequence. - The enumerable sequence containing the elements in the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Exposes an observable sequence as an object with an -based .NET event. - - Observable source sequence. - The event source object. - is null. - - - - Exposes an observable sequence as an object with an -based .NET event. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable source sequence. - The event source object. - is null. - - - - Exposes an observable sequence as an object with a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Observable source sequence. - The event source object. - is null. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - is null. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run the enumeration loop. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the input sequence on. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - or is null. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified Subscribe method implementation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Implementation of the resulting observable sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - - Use of this operator is preferred over manual implementation of the interface. In case - you need a type implementing rather than an anonymous implementation, consider using - the abstract base class. - - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified Subscribe method implementation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Implementation of the resulting observable sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - - Use of this operator is preferred over manual implementation of the interface. In case - you need a type implementing rather than an anonymous implementation, consider using - the abstract base class. - - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to produce elements. - The observable sequence surfacing the elements produced by the asynchronous method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to produce elements. - The observable sequence surfacing the elements produced by the asynchronous method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that invokes the specified factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Observable factory function to invoke for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger an invocation of the given observable factory function. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that starts the specified asynchronous factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Asynchronous factory function to start for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger the given asynchronous observable factory function to be started. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that starts the specified cancellable asynchronous factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous factory function is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Asynchronous factory function to start for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger the given asynchronous observable factory function to be started. - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous observable factory function will be signaled. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnCompleted message. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Scheduler to send the termination call on. - An observable sequence with no elements. - is null. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnCompleted message. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Scheduler to send the termination call on. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence with no elements. - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven loop producing the sequence's elements. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - The generated sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Returns a non-terminating observable sequence, which can be used to denote an infinite duration (e.g. when using reactive joins). - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers will never get called. - - - - Returns a non-terminating observable sequence, which can be used to denote an infinite duration (e.g. when using reactive joins). - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence whose observers will never get called. - - - - Generates an observable sequence of integral numbers within a specified range. - - The value of the first integer in the sequence. - The number of sequential integers to generate. - An observable sequence that contains a range of sequential integral numbers. - is less than zero. -or- + - 1 is larger than . - - - - Generates an observable sequence of integral numbers within a specified range, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The value of the first integer in the sequence. - The number of sequential integers to generate. - Scheduler to run the generator loop on. - An observable sequence that contains a range of sequential integral numbers. - is less than zero. -or- + - 1 is larger than . - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Scheduler to run the producer loop on. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the element. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - is less than zero. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the element. - Scheduler to run the producer loop on. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - is less than zero. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains a single element. - - The type of the element that will be returned in the produced sequence. - Single element in the resulting observable sequence. - An observable sequence containing the single specified element. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains a single element, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - The type of the element that will be returned in the produced sequence. - Single element in the resulting observable sequence. - Scheduler to send the single element on. - An observable sequence containing the single specified element. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnError message. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Scheduler to send the exceptional termination call on. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnError message. - - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Scheduler to send the exceptional termination call on. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - or is null. - - - - Constructs an observable sequence that depends on a resource object, whose lifetime is tied to the resulting observable sequence's lifetime. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - The type of the resource used during the generation of the resulting sequence. Needs to implement . - Factory function to obtain a resource object. - Factory function to obtain an observable sequence that depends on the obtained resource. - An observable sequence whose lifetime controls the lifetime of the dependent resource object. - or is null. - - - - Constructs an observable sequence that depends on a resource object, whose lifetime is tied to the resulting observable sequence's lifetime. The resource is obtained and used through asynchronous methods. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous methods is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation at any stage of the resource acquisition or usage. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - The type of the resource used during the generation of the resulting sequence. Needs to implement . - Asynchronous factory function to obtain a resource object. - Asynchronous factory function to obtain an observable sequence that depends on the obtained resource. - An observable sequence whose lifetime controls the lifetime of the dependent resource object. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous resource factory and observable factory functions will be signaled. - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type with a strongly typed sender parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type with a strongly typed sender parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a conversion function to obtain the event delegate. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a conversion function to obtain the event delegate. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a supplied event delegate type. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a supplied event delegate type. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a generic Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a generic Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and returns a Task object that will get signaled when the sequence terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Task that signals the termination of the sequence. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and returns a Task object that will get signaled when the sequence terminates. - The loop can be quit prematurely by setting the specified cancellation token. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Cancellation token used to stop the loop. - Task that signals the termination of the sequence. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, incorporating the element's index, and returns a Task object that will get signaled when the sequence terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Task that signals the termination of the sequence. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, incorporating the element's index, and returns a Task object that will get signaled when the sequence terminates. - The loop can be quit prematurely by setting the specified cancellation token. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Cancellation token used to stop the loop. - Task that signals the termination of the sequence. - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing if no match is found. - - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - Default source to select in case no matching source in is found. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or if no match is found. - or or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing an empty sequence on the specified scheduler if no match is found. - - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - Scheduler to generate an empty sequence on in case no matching source in is found. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or an empty sequence if no match is found. - or or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing an empty sequence if no match is found. - - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or an empty sequence if no match is found. - or is null. - - - - Repeats the given as long as the specified holds, where the is evaluated after each repeated completed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source to repeat as long as the function evaluates to true. - Condition that will be evaluated upon the completion of an iteration through the , to determine whether repetition of the source is required. - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sequence as long as the holds. - or is null. - - - - Concatenates the observable sequences obtained by running the for each element in the given enumerable . - - The type of the elements in the enumerable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the observable result sequence. - Enumerable source for which each element will be mapped onto an observable source that will be concatenated in the result sequence. - Function to select an observable source for each element in the . - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sources returned by for each element in the . - or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, select the sequence. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - Sequence returned in case evaluates false. - if evaluates true; otherwise. - or or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, return an empty sequence. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - if evaluates true; an empty sequence otherwise. - or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, return an empty sequence generated on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - Scheduler to generate an empty sequence on in case evaluates false. - if evaluates true; an empty sequence otherwise. - or or is null. - - - - Repeats the given as long as the specified holds, where the is evaluated before each repeated is subscribed to. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source to repeat as long as the function evaluates to true. - Condition that will be evaluated before subscription to the , to determine whether repetition of the source is required. - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sequence as long as the holds. - or is null. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when both observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the left sequence. - The type of the elements in the right sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the right sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the left sequence. - Pattern object that matches when both observable sequences have an available element. - or is null. - - - - Matches when the observable sequence has an available element and projects the element by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sequence to apply the selector on. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequence. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - or is null. - - - - Joins together the results from several patterns. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained from the specified patterns. - A series of plans created by use of the Then operator on patterns. - An observable sequence with the results from matching several patterns. - is null. - - - - Joins together the results from several patterns. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained from the specified patterns. - A series of plans created by use of the Then operator on patterns. - An observable sequence with the results form matching several patterns. - is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - An observable sequence that surfaces either of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - or is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sources competing to react first. - An observable sequence that surfaces any of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sources competing to react first. - An observable sequence that surfaces any of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer closing events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - A function invoked to define the boundaries of the produced buffers. A new buffer is started when the previous one is closed. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequence indicating buffer opening events, also passed to the closing selector to obtain a sequence of buffer closing events. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer closing events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Observable sequence whose elements denote the creation of new buffers. - A function invoked to define the closing of each produced buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer boundary events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Sequence of buffer boundary markers. The current buffer is closed and a new buffer is opened upon receiving a boundary marker. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception of the specified type with the observable sequence produced by the handler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and sequences returned by the exception handler function. - The type of the exception to catch and handle. Needs to derive from . - Source sequence. - Exception handler function, producing another observable sequence. - An observable sequence containing the source sequence's elements, followed by the elements produced by the handler's resulting observable sequence in case an exception occurred. - or is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and handler sequence. - First observable sequence whose exception (if any) is caught. - Second observable sequence used to produce results when an error occurred in the first sequence. - An observable sequence containing the first sequence's elements, followed by the elements of the second sequence in case an exception occurred. - or is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source and handler sequences. - Observable sequences to catch exceptions for. - An observable sequence containing elements from consecutive source sequences until a source sequence terminates successfully. - is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source and handler sequences. - Observable sequences to catch exceptions for. - An observable sequence containing elements from consecutive source sequences until a source sequence terminates successfully. - is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever one of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke whenever either of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of both sources using the specified result selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Sixteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sources. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. For efficiency, the input list is reused after the selector returns. Either aggregate or copy the values during the function call. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the latest source elements whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of the latest elements of the sources. - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the latest source elements whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of the latest elements of the sources. - is null. - - - - Concatenates the second observable sequence to the first observable sequence upon successful termination of the first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of the first sequence, followed by those of the second the sequence. - or is null. - - - - Concatenates all of the specified observable sequences, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each given sequence, in sequential order. - is null. - - - - Concatenates all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each given sequence, in sequential order. - is null. - - - - Concatenates all inner observable sequences, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each observed inner sequence, in sequential order. - is null. - - - - Concatenates all task results, as long as the previous task terminated successfully. - - The type of the results produced by the tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - An observable sequence that contains the results of each task, in sequential order. - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a concatenation operation using . - - - - Merges elements from all inner observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the inner sequences. - is null. - - - - Merges results from all source tasks into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the results produced by the source tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - The observable sequence that merges the results of the source tasks. - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a merge operation using . - - - - Merges elements from all inner observable sequences into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - Maximum number of inner observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the inner sequences. - is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Maximum number of observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences, and using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Maximum number of observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - or is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from two observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the given sequences. - or is null. - - - - Merges elements from two observable sequences into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - Scheduler used to introduce concurrency for making subscriptions to the given sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the given sequences. - or or is null. - - - - Merges elements from all of the specified observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - is null. - - - - Merges elements from all of the specified observable sequences into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - or is null. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - is null. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - or is null. - - - - Concatenates the second observable sequence to the first observable sequence upon successful or exceptional termination of the first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence whose exception (if any) is caught. - Second observable sequence used to produce results after the first sequence terminates. - An observable sequence that concatenates the first and second sequence, even if the first sequence terminates exceptionally. - or is null. - - - - Concatenates all of the specified observable sequences, even if the previous observable sequence terminated exceptionally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that concatenates the source sequences, even if a sequence terminates exceptionally. - is null. - - - - Concatenates all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence, even if the previous observable sequence terminated exceptionally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that concatenates the source sequences, even if a sequence terminates exceptionally. - is null. - - - - Returns the elements from the source observable sequence only after the other observable sequence produces an element. - Starting from Rx.NET 4.0, this will subscribe to before subscribing to - so in case emits an element right away, elements from are not missed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence that indicates the end of skip behavior. - Source sequence to propagate elements for. - Observable sequence that triggers propagation of elements of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the elements of the source sequence starting from the point the other sequence triggered propagation. - or is null. - - - - Transforms an observable sequence of observable sequences into an observable sequence - producing values only from the most recent observable sequence. - Each time a new inner observable sequence is received, unsubscribe from the - previous inner observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - The observable sequence that at any point in time produces the elements of the most recent inner observable sequence that has been received. - is null. - - - - Transforms an observable sequence of tasks into an observable sequence - producing values only from the most recent observable sequence. - Each time a new task is received, the previous task's result is ignored. - - The type of the results produced by the source tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - The observable sequence that at any point in time produces the result of the most recent task that has been received. - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a switch operation using . - - - - Returns the elements from the source observable sequence until the other observable sequence produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence that indicates the end of take behavior. - Source sequence to propagate elements for. - Observable sequence that terminates propagation of elements of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the elements of the source sequence up to the point the other sequence interrupted further propagation. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window closing events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - A function invoked to define the boundaries of the produced windows. A new window is started when the previous one is closed. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequence indicating window opening events, also passed to the closing selector to obtain a sequence of window closing events. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window closing events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Observable sequence whose elements denote the creation of new windows. - A function invoked to define the closing of each produced window. - An observable sequence of windows. - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window boundary events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Sequence of window boundary markers. The current window is closed and a new window is opened upon receiving a boundary marker. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by combining each element from the first source with the latest element from the second source, if any. - Starting from Rx.NET 4.0, this will subscribe to before subscribing to to have a latest element readily available - in case emits an element right away. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke for each element from the first source combined with the latest element from the second source, if any. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining each element of the first source with the latest element from the second source, if any, using the specified result selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by combining their elements in a pairwise fashion. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke for each consecutive pair of elements from the first and second source. - An observable sequence containing the result of pairwise combining the elements of the first and second source using the specified result selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Sixteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sources. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the elements of the observable sequences at corresponding indexes. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of elements at corresponding indexes. - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the elements of the observable sequences at corresponding indexes. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of elements at corresponding indexes. - is null. - - - - Merges an observable sequence and an enumerable sequence into one observable sequence by using the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the first observable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second enumerable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second enumerable source. - Function to invoke for each consecutive pair of elements from the first and second source. - An observable sequence containing the result of pairwise combining the elements of the first and second source using the specified result selector function. - or or is null. - - - - Hides the identity of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose identity to hide. - An observable sequence that hides the identity of the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Number of elements to skip between creation of consecutive buffers. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - or is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Dematerializes the explicit notification values of an observable sequence as implicit notifications. - - The type of the elements materialized in the source sequence notification objects. - An observable sequence containing explicit notification values which have to be turned into implicit notifications. - An observable sequence exhibiting the behavior corresponding to the source sequence's notification values. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements from the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements from the source sequence. - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the keySelector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for, based on a computed key value. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the keySelector and the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for, based on a computed key value. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - Equality comparer for computed key values. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and propagates all observer messages through the result sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon graceful or exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or or or is null. - - - - Invokes the observer's methods for each message in the source sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Observer whose methods to invoke as part of the source sequence's observation. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - or is null. - - - - Invokes a specified action after the source observable sequence terminates gracefully or exceptionally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke after the source observable sequence terminates. - Source sequence with the action-invoking termination behavior applied. - or is null. - - - - Ignores all elements in an observable sequence leaving only the termination messages. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - An empty observable sequence that signals termination, successful or exceptional, of the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Materializes the implicit notifications of an observable sequence as explicit notification values. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get notification values for. - An observable sequence containing the materialized notification values from the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Repeats the observable sequence indefinitely. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat. - The observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly and sequentially. - is null. - - - - Repeats the observable sequence a specified number of times. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the sequence. - The observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Repeats the source observable sequence until it successfully terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat until it successfully terminates. - An observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly until it terminates successfully. - is null. - - - - Repeats the source observable sequence the specified number of times or until it successfully terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat until it successfully terminates. - Number of times to repeat the sequence. - An observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly until it terminates successfully. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence and returns each intermediate result. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value. - For aggregation behavior with no intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to accumulate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing the accumulated values. - or is null. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence and returns each intermediate result. - For aggregation behavior with no intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to accumulate over. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing the accumulated values. - or is null. - - - - Bypasses a specified number of elements at the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to bypass at the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the source sequence elements except for the bypassed ones at the end. - is null. - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store the first elements. As more elements are - received, elements are taken from the front of the queue and produced on the result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed. - - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Scheduler to emit the prepended values on. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - or or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Scheduler to emit the prepended values on. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - or or is null. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements elements. Upon completion of - the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the elements to be delayed. - - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to drain the queue. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - Scheduler used to drain the queue upon completion of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements elements. Upon completion of - the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the elements to be delayed. - - - - - Returns a list with the specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements. Upon completion of the - source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - An observable sequence of windows. - is null. - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Number of elements to skip between creation of consecutive windows. - An observable sequence of windows. - is null. - or is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Converts the elements of an observable sequence to the specified type. - - The type to convert the elements in the source sequence to. - The observable sequence that contains the elements to be converted. - An observable sequence that contains each element of the source sequence converted to the specified type. - is null. - - - - Returns the elements of the specified sequence or the type parameter's default value in a singleton sequence if the sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence (if any), whose default value will be taken if the sequence is empty. - The sequence to return a default value for if it is empty. - An observable sequence that contains the default value for the TSource type if the source is empty; otherwise, the elements of the source itself. - is null. - - - - Returns the elements of the specified sequence or the specified value in a singleton sequence if the sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence (if any), and the specified default value which will be taken if the sequence is empty. - The sequence to return the specified value for if it is empty. - The value to return if the sequence is empty. - An observable sequence that contains the specified default value if the source is empty; otherwise, the elements of the source itself. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements from the source sequence. - is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements from the source sequence. - or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the keySelector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the keySelector and the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - or or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - or or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encountered. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encountered. - - or or or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - or or is null. - is less than 0. - - - - Correlates the elements of two sequences based on overlapping durations, and groups the results. - - The type of the elements in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by invoking the result selector function for source elements with overlapping duration. - The left observable sequence to join elements for. - The right observable sequence to join elements for. - A function to select the duration of each element of the left observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function to select the duration of each element of the right observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function invoked to compute a result element for any element of the left sequence with overlapping elements from the right observable sequence. - An observable sequence that contains result elements computed from source elements that have an overlapping duration. - or or or or is null. - - - - Correlates the elements of two sequences based on overlapping durations. - - The type of the elements in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by invoking the result selector function for source elements with overlapping duration. - The left observable sequence to join elements for. - The right observable sequence to join elements for. - A function to select the duration of each element of the left observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function to select the duration of each element of the right observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function invoked to compute a result element for any two overlapping elements of the left and right observable sequences. - An observable sequence that contains result elements computed from source elements that have an overlapping duration. - or or or or is null. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on the specified type. - - The type to filter the elements in the source sequence on. - The observable sequence that contains the elements to be filtered. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence of type TResult. - is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a new form. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by running the selector function for each element in the source sequence. - A sequence of elements to invoke a transform function on. - A transform function to apply to each source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the transform function on each element of source. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a new form by incorporating the element's index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by running the selector function for each element in the source sequence. - A sequence of elements to invoke a transform function on. - A transform function to apply to each source element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the transform function on each element of source. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of the source observable sequence to the other observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence and the elements in the result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - An observable sequence to project each element from the source sequence onto. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of projecting each source element onto the other sequence and merging all the resulting sequences together. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task with cancellation support and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index with cancellation support and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element and the fourth parameter represents the index of the intermediate element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task with cancellation support, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index with cancellation support, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each notification of an observable sequence to an observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of notifications to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply when an error occurs in the source sequence. - A transform function to apply when the end of the source sequence is reached. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function corresponding to each notification in the input sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Projects each notification of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of notifications to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply when an error occurs in the source sequence. - A transform function to apply when the end of the source sequence is reached. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function corresponding to each notification in the input sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence and concatenates the resulting enumerable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner enumerable sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence by incorporating the element's index and concatenates the resulting enumerable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner enumerable sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate enumerable sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate enumerable sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element and the fourth parameter represents the index of the intermediate element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Bypasses a specified number of elements in an observable sequence and then returns the remaining elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to skip before returning the remaining elements. - An observable sequence that contains the elements that occur after the specified index in the input sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Bypasses elements in an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true and then returns the remaining elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence starting at the first element in the linear series that does not pass the test specified by predicate. - or is null. - - - - Bypasses elements in an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true and then returns the remaining elements. - The element's index is used in the logic of the predicate function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence starting at the first element in the linear series that does not pass the test specified by predicate. - or is null. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the start of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to return. - An observable sequence that contains the specified number of elements from the start of the input sequence. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the start of an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for the edge case of Take(0). - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to return. - Scheduler used to produce an OnCompleted message in case count is set to 0. - An observable sequence that contains the specified number of elements from the start of the input sequence. - or is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Returns elements from an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence that occur before the element at which the test no longer passes. - or is null. - - - - Returns elements from an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true. - The element's index is used in the logic of the predicate function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence that occur before the element at which the test no longer passes. - or is null. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on a predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to filter. - A function to test each source element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence that satisfy the condition. - or is null. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on a predicate by incorporating the element's index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to filter. - A function to test each source element for a conditio; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence that satisfy the condition. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Interval between creation of consecutive buffers. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers with minimum duration - length. However, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all buffers will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Interval between creation of consecutive buffers. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers with minimum duration - length. However, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all buffers will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a buffer that's sent out when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - An observable sequence of buffers. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a buffer that's sent out when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Maximum time length of a buffer. - Maximum element count of a buffer. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by the specified relative time duration. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Relative time by which to shift the observable sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Time-shifted sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the default scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by the specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Relative time by which to shift the observable sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the delay timers on. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence to start propagating notifications at the specified absolute time. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Absolute time used to shift the observable sequence; the relative time shift gets computed upon subscription. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Time-shifted sequence. - is null. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the default scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence to start propagating notifications at the specified absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Absolute time used to shift the observable sequence; the relative time shift gets computed upon subscription. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the delay timers on. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence based on a delay selector function for each element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the delay sequences used to denote the delay duration of each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the delay for each given element. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence based on a subscription delay and a delay selector function for each element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the delay sequences used to denote the delay duration of each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Sequence indicating the delay for the subscription to the source. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the delay for each given element. - Time-shifted sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription with the specified relative time duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Relative time shift of the subscription. - Time-shifted sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the default scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription with the specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Relative time shift of the subscription. - Scheduler to run the subscription delay timer on. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription to the specified absolute time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Absolute time to perform the subscription at. - Time-shifted sequence. - is null. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the default scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription to the specified absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Absolute time to perform the subscription at. - Scheduler to run the subscription delay timer on. - Time-shifted sequence. - or is null. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - The generated sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - or or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - The generated sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - or or or or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - - Period for producing the values in the resulting sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Intervals are measured between the start of subsequent notifications, not between the end of the previous and the start of the next notification. - If the observer takes longer than the interval period to handle the message, the subsequent notification will be delivered immediately after the - current one has been handled. In case you need to control the time between the end and the start of consecutive notifications, consider using the - - operator instead. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a value after each period, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - Period for producing the values in the resulting sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - is null. - - Intervals are measured between the start of subsequent notifications, not between the end of the previous and the start of the next notification. - If the observer takes longer than the interval period to handle the message, the subsequent notification will be delivered immediately after the - current one has been handled. In case you need to control the time between the end and the start of consecutive notifications, consider using the - - operator instead. - - - - - Samples the observable sequence at each interval. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Interval at which to sample. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will continuously sample the stream. - Sampled observable sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee all source sequence elements will be preserved. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the sampling action may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Samples the observable sequence at each interval, using the specified scheduler to run sampling timers. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Interval at which to sample. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will continuously sample the stream. - Scheduler to run the sampling timer on. - Sampled observable sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee all source sequence elements will be preserved. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the sampling action may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Samples the source observable sequence using a sampler observable sequence producing sampling ticks. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sampling sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Sampling tick sequence. - Sampled observable sequence. - or is null. - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the start of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee no elements will be dropped from the start of the source sequence. - This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that causes callbacks from the source sequence to be forwarded - may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the start of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee no elements will be dropped from the start of the source sequence. - This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that causes callbacks from the source sequence to be forwarded - may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store elements received during the initial window. - As more elements are received, elements older than the specified are taken from the queue and produced on the - result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed with . - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store elements received during the initial window. - As more elements are received, elements older than the specified are taken from the queue and produced on the - result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed with . - - - - - Skips elements from the observable source sequence until the specified start time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Time to start taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, no elements will be skipped. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped until the specified start time. - is null. - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - Skips elements from the observable source sequence until the specified start time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Time to start taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, no elements will be skipped. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped until the specified start time. - or is null. - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the start of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee an empty sequence will be returned. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that stops forwarding callbacks from the source sequence may not execute - immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the start of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee an empty sequence will be returned. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that stops forwarding callbacks from the source sequence may not execute - immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified schedulers to run timers and to drain the collected elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - Scheduler to drain the collected elements. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - or or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns a list with the elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Returns a list with the elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration until the specified end time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Time to stop taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the result stream will complete immediately. - An observable sequence with the elements taken until the specified end time. - is null. - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration until the specified end time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Time to stop taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the result stream will complete immediately. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken until the specified end time. - or is null. - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another element within a specified relative time duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Throttling duration for each element. - The throttled sequence. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration specified in . If another - element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this whole - process. For streams that never have gaps larger than or equal to between elements, the resulting stream won't - produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the - Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing throttling timers to be scheduled - that are due immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee all elements will be retained in the result sequence. This is a side-effect of the - asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to forward the current element may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero - due time. In such cases, the next element may arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the throttling action. - - - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another element within a specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run throttling timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Throttling duration for each element. - Scheduler to run the throttle timers on. - The throttled sequence. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration specified in . If another - element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this whole - process. For streams that never have gaps larger than or equal to between elements, the resulting stream won't - produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the - Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing throttling timers to be scheduled - that are due immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee all elements will be retained in the result sequence. This is a side-effect of the - asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to forward the current element may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero - due time. In such cases, the next element may arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the throttling action. - - - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another value within a computed throttle duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the throttle sequences selected for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the throttle duration for each given element. - The throttled sequence. - or is null. - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration denoted by . - If another element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this - whole process. For streams where the duration computed by applying the to each element overlaps with - the occurrence of the successor element, the resulting stream won't produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst - guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - - - Records the time interval between consecutive elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to record time intervals for. - An observable sequence with time interval information on elements. - is null. - - - - Records the time interval between consecutive elements in an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to compute time intervals. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to record time intervals for. - Scheduler used to compute time intervals. - An observable sequence with time interval information on elements. - or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - (Asynchronous) If no element is produced within from the previous element. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - (Asynchronous) If no element is produced within from the previous element. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - is null. - (Asynchronous) If the sequence hasn't terminated before . - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - or is null. - (Asynchronous) If the sequence hasn't terminated before . - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or is null. - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or or is null. - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on a timeout duration computed for each element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on a timeout duration computed for each element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an initial timeout duration for the first element, and a timeout duration computed for each subsequent element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Observable sequence that represents the timeout for the first element. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - or or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an initial timeout duration for the first element, and a timeout duration computed for each subsequent element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Observable sequence that represents the timeout for the first element. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - or or or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value after the specified relative due time has elapsed. - - Relative time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after the due time has elapsed. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value at the specified absolute due time. - - Absolute time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value after the specified initial relative due time has elapsed. - - Relative time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after due time has elapsed and then after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value starting at the specified initial absolute due time. - - Absolute time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value after the specified relative due time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run the timer. - - Relative time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after the due time has elapsed. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value at the specified absolute due time, using the specified scheduler to run the timer. - - Absolute time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value after the specified initial relative due time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - Relative time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run timers on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after due time has elapsed and then each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value starting at the specified initial absolute due time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - Absolute time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run timers on. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - is null. - - - - Timestamps each element in an observable sequence using the local system clock. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to timestamp elements for. - An observable sequence with timestamp information on elements. - is null. - - - - Timestamp each element in an observable sequence using the clock of the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to timestamp elements for. - Scheduler used to compute timestamps. - An observable sequence with timestamp information on elements. - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - The sequence of windows. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Interval between creation of consecutive windows. - An observable sequence of windows. - is null. - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows with minimum duration - length. However, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all windows will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Interval between creation of consecutive windows. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows with minimum duration - length. However, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all windows will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a window that is completed when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - An observable sequence of windows. - is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a window that is completed when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - or is null. - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for writing queries over observable sequences, allowing translation to a target query language. - - - - - Gets the local query provider which will retarget Qbservable-based queries to the corresponding Observable-based query for in-memory execution upon subscription. - - - - - Converts an in-memory observable sequence into an sequence with an expression tree representing the source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - sequence representing the given observable source sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns the input typed as an . - This operator is used to separate the part of the query that's captured as an expression tree from the part that's executed locally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An sequence to convert to an sequence. - The original source object, but typed as an . - is null. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run the enumeration loop. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the input sequence on. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - or is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. - For aggregation behavior with incremental intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value. - For aggregation behavior with incremental intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence, returning the result of the aggregation as a single element in the result sequence. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value, - and the specified result selector function is used to select the result value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the accumulator value. - The type of the resulting value. - An observable sequence to aggregate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - A function to transform the final accumulator value into the result value. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the final accumulator value. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether all elements of an observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to apply the predicate to. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether all elements in the source sequence pass the test in the specified predicate. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - An observable sequence that surfaces either of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - - or is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sources competing to react first. - An observable sequence that surfaces any of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - - is null. - - - - Propagates the observable sequence that reacts first. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sources competing to react first. - An observable sequence that surfaces any of the given sequences, whichever reacted first. - - is null. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains any elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to check for non-emptiness. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains any elements. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether any element of an observable sequence satisfies a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to apply the predicate to. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether any elements in the source sequence pass the test in the specified predicate. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the average of an observable sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to calculate the average of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the average of the sequence of values, or null if the source sequence is empty or contains only values that are null. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Number of elements to skip between creation of consecutive buffers. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - or is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a buffer that's sent out when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a buffer that's sent out when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Maximum time length of a buffer. - Maximum element count of a buffer. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the buffers, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current buffer and to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Interval between creation of consecutive buffers. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - is null. - - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers with minimum duration - length. However, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all buffers will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Length of each buffer. - Interval between creation of consecutive buffers. - Scheduler to run buffering timers on. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers with minimum duration - length. However, some buffers won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create buffers as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all buffers will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new buffer may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer boundary events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Sequence of buffer boundary markers. The current buffer is closed and a new buffer is opened upon receiving a boundary marker. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer closing events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - A function invoked to define the boundaries of the produced buffers. A new buffer is started when the previous one is closed. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more buffers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the lists in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequence indicating buffer opening events, also passed to the closing selector to obtain a sequence of buffer closing events. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating buffer closing events. - Source sequence to produce buffers over. - Observable sequence whose elements denote the creation of new buffers. - A function invoked to define the closing of each produced buffer. - An observable sequence of buffers. - - or or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing an empty sequence if no match is found. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or an empty sequence if no match is found. - - or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing if no match is found. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - Default source to select in case no matching source in is found. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or if no match is found. - - or or is null. - - - - Uses to determine which source in to return, choosing an empty sequence on the specified scheduler if no match is found. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the value returned by the selector function, used to look up the resulting source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Selector function invoked to determine the source to lookup in the dictionary. - Dictionary of sources to select from based on the invocation result. - Scheduler to generate an empty sequence on in case no matching source in is found. - The observable sequence retrieved from the dictionary based on the invocation result, or an empty sequence if no match is found. - - or or is null. - - - - Converts the elements of an observable sequence to the specified type. - - The type to convert the elements in the source sequence to. - The observable sequence that contains the elements to be converted. - An observable sequence that contains each element of the source sequence converted to the specified type. - - is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and handler sequence. - First observable sequence whose exception (if any) is caught. - Second observable sequence used to produce results when an error occurred in the first sequence. - An observable sequence containing the first sequence's elements, followed by the elements of the second sequence in case an exception occurred. - - or is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source and handler sequences. - Observable sequences to catch exceptions for. - An observable sequence containing elements from consecutive source sequences until a source sequence terminates successfully. - - is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception with the next observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source and handler sequences. - Observable sequences to catch exceptions for. - An observable sequence containing elements from consecutive source sequences until a source sequence terminates successfully. - - is null. - - - - Continues an observable sequence that is terminated by an exception of the specified type with the observable sequence produced by the handler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and sequences returned by the exception handler function. - The type of the exception to catch and handle. Needs to derive from . - Source sequence. - Exception handler function, producing another observable sequence. - An observable sequence containing the source sequence's elements, followed by the elements produced by the handler's resulting observable sequence in case an exception occurred. - - or is null. - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence of consecutive (possibly empty) chunks of the source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that returns consecutive (possibly empty) chunks upon each iteration. - - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence that returns elements collected/aggregated from the source sequence between consecutive iterations. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the merge operation during collection. - Source observable sequence. - Factory to create the initial collector object. - Merges a sequence element with the current collector. - Factory to replace the current collector by a new collector. - The enumerable sequence that returns collected/aggregated elements from the source sequence upon each iteration. - - or or or is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Produces an enumerable sequence that returns elements collected/aggregated from the source sequence between consecutive iterations. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the merge operation during collection. - Source observable sequence. - Factory to create a new collector object. - Merges a sequence element with the current collector. - The enumerable sequence that returns collected/aggregated elements from the source sequence upon each iteration. - - or or is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the latest source elements whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of the latest elements of the sources. - - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the latest source elements whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of the latest elements of the sources. - - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sources. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. For efficiency, the input list is reused after the selector returns. Either aggregate or copy the values during the function call. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever one of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke whenever either of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of both sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - 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Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever any of the observable sequences produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Sixteenth observable source. - Function to invoke whenever any of the sources produces an element. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Concatenates the second observable sequence to the first observable sequence upon successful termination of the first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of the first sequence, followed by those of the second the sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Concatenates all of the specified observable sequences, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each given sequence, in sequential order. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each given sequence, in sequential order. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates all inner observable sequences, as long as the previous observable sequence terminated successfully. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of each observed inner sequence, in sequential order. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates all task results, as long as the previous task terminated successfully. - - The type of the results produced by the tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - An observable sequence that contains the results of each task, in sequential order. - - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a concatenation operation using . - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains a specified element by using the default equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence in which to locate a value. - The value to locate in the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains an element that has the specified value. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence contains a specified element by using a specified . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence in which to locate a value. - The value to locate in the source sequence. - An equality comparer to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence contains an element that has the specified value. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents the total number of elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the number of elements in the input sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The number of elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents how many elements in the specified observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a number that represents how many elements in the input sequence satisfy the condition in the predicate function. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified Subscribe method implementation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Implementation of the resulting observable sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - - Use of this operator is preferred over manual implementation of the interface. In case - you need a type implementing rather than an anonymous implementation, consider using - the abstract base class. - - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified Subscribe method implementation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Implementation of the resulting observable sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - - Use of this operator is preferred over manual implementation of the interface. In case - you need a type implementing rather than an anonymous implementation, consider using - the abstract base class. - - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to produce elements. - The observable sequence surfacing the elements produced by the asynchronous method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to produce elements. - The observable sequence surfacing the elements produced by the asynchronous method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified cancellable asynchronous Subscribe method. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous Subscribe method is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous subscribe function will be signaled. - - - - Creates an observable sequence from a specified asynchronous Subscribe method. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Asynchronous method used to implement the resulting sequence's Subscribe method, returning an Action delegate that will be wrapped in an IDisposable. - The observable sequence with the specified implementation for the Subscribe method. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Returns the elements of the specified sequence or the type parameter's default value in a singleton sequence if the sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence (if any), whose default value will be taken if the sequence is empty. - The sequence to return a default value for if it is empty. - An observable sequence that contains the default value for the TSource type if the source is empty; otherwise, the elements of the source itself. - - is null. - - - - Returns the elements of the specified sequence or the specified value in a singleton sequence if the sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence (if any), and the specified default value which will be taken if the sequence is empty. - The sequence to return the specified value for if it is empty. - The value to return if the sequence is empty. - An observable sequence that contains the specified default value if the source is empty; otherwise, the elements of the source itself. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that invokes the specified factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Observable factory function to invoke for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger an invocation of the given observable factory function. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that starts the specified asynchronous factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Asynchronous factory function to start for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger the given asynchronous observable factory function to be started. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that starts the specified cancellable asynchronous factory function whenever a new observer subscribes. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous factory function is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the sequence returned by the factory function, and in the resulting sequence. - Asynchronous factory function to start for each observer that subscribes to the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers trigger the given asynchronous observable factory function to be started. - - is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous observable factory function will be signaled. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence to start propagating notifications at the specified absolute time. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Absolute time used to shift the observable sequence; the relative time shift gets computed upon subscription. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Time-shifted sequence. - - is null. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the default scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence to start propagating notifications at the specified absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Absolute time used to shift the observable sequence; the relative time shift gets computed upon subscription. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the delay timers on. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by the specified relative time duration. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Relative time by which to shift the observable sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Time-shifted sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the default scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by the specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - The relative time intervals between the values are preserved. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Relative time by which to shift the observable sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will dispatch observer callbacks as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the delay timers on. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is less efficient than DelaySubscription because it records all notifications and time-delays those. This allows for immediate propagation of errors. - - - Observer callbacks for the resulting sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. This effect is similar to using ObserveOn. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - - - Exceptions signaled by the source sequence through an OnError callback are forwarded immediately to the result sequence. Any OnNext notifications that were in the queue at the point of the OnError callback will be dropped. - In order to delay error propagation, consider using the Observable.Materialize and Observable.Dematerialize operators, or use DelaySubscription. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence based on a delay selector function for each element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the delay sequences used to denote the delay duration of each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the delay for each given element. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence based on a subscription delay and a delay selector function for each element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the delay sequences used to denote the delay duration of each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay values for. - Sequence indicating the delay for the subscription to the source. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the delay for each given element. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or or is null. - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription to the specified absolute time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Absolute time to perform the subscription at. - Time-shifted sequence. - - is null. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the default scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription to the specified absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Absolute time to perform the subscription at. - Scheduler to run the subscription delay timer on. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription with the specified relative time duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Relative time shift of the subscription. - Time-shifted sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the default scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Time shifts the observable sequence by delaying the subscription with the specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to delay subscription for. - Relative time shift of the subscription. - Scheduler to run the subscription delay timer on. - Time-shifted sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator is more efficient than Delay but postpones all side-effects of subscription and affects error propagation timing. - - - The side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence will be run on the specified scheduler. Observer callbacks will not be affected. - - - - - - Dematerializes the explicit notification values of an observable sequence as implicit notifications. - - The type of the elements materialized in the source sequence notification objects. - An observable sequence containing explicit notification values which have to be turned into implicit notifications. - An observable sequence exhibiting the behavior corresponding to the source sequence's notification values. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements from the source sequence. - - is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements from the source sequence. - - or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the keySelector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - - or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct elements according to the keySelector and the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct elements for. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - - or or is null. - Usage of this operator should be considered carefully due to the maintenance of an internal lookup structure which can grow large. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements from the source sequence. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for. - Equality comparer for source elements. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements from the source sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the keySelector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for, based on a computed key value. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains only distinct contiguous elements according to the keySelector and the comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the discriminator key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to retain distinct contiguous elements for, based on a computed key value. - A function to compute the comparison key for each element. - Equality comparer for computed key values. - An observable sequence only containing the distinct contiguous elements, based on a computed key value, from the source sequence. - - or or is null. - - - - Invokes the observer's methods for each message in the source sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Observer whose methods to invoke as part of the source sequence's observation. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence, and propagates all observer messages through the result sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or or is null. - - - - Invokes an action for each element in the observable sequence and invokes an action upon graceful or exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - This method can be used for debugging, logging, etc. of query behavior by intercepting the message stream to run arbitrary actions for messages on the pipeline. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - The source sequence with the side-effecting behavior applied. - - or or or is null. - - - - Repeats the given as long as the specified holds, where the is evaluated after each repeated completed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source to repeat as long as the function evaluates to true. - Condition that will be evaluated upon the completion of an iteration through the , to determine whether repetition of the source is required. - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sequence as long as the holds. - - or is null. - - - - Returns the element at a specified index in a sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to return the element from. - The zero-based index of the element to retrieve. - An observable sequence that produces the element at the specified position in the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - (Asynchronous) is greater than or equal to the number of elements in the source sequence. - - - - Returns the element at a specified index in a sequence or a default value if the index is out of range. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to return the element from. - The zero-based index of the element to retrieve. - An observable sequence that produces the element at the specified position in the source sequence, or a default value if the index is outside the bounds of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnCompleted message. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Scheduler to send the termination call on. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - is null. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnCompleted message. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Scheduler to send the termination call on. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - is null. - - - - Returns an empty observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence with no elements. - - - - Invokes a specified action after the source observable sequence terminates gracefully or exceptionally. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Action to invoke after the source observable sequence terminates. - Source sequence with the action-invoking termination behavior applied. - - or is null. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - is null. - - - - Returns the first element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the first element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - or is null. - - - - Concatenates the observable sequences obtained by running the for each element in the given enumerable . - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the enumerable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the observable result sequence. - Enumerable source for which each element will be mapped onto an observable source that will be concatenated in the result sequence. - Function to select an observable source for each element in the . - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sources returned by for each element in the . - - or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous action is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the action's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous action into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the action to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous action is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the action's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous function is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the function's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - - is null. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - Converts to asynchronous function into an observable sequence. Each subscription to the resulting sequence causes the function to be started. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous function is tied to the observable sequence's subscription that triggered the function's invocation and can be used for best-effort cancellation. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to convert. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the result of invoking the function, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous function will be signaled. - - - - Converts an Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a supplied event delegate type. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a supplied event delegate type. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a conversion function to obtain the event delegate. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event to an observable sequence, using a conversion function to obtain the event delegate. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a generic Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEvent, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEvent, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a generic Action-based .NET event to an observable sequence. Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events conforming to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEventPattern overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains the event argument objects passed to the invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEvent calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEvent that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with an parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying .NET event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type with a strongly typed sender parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on a supplied event delegate type with a strongly typed sender parameter, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern based on , to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts an instance .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the target object type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Object instance that exposes the event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - The current is captured during the call to FromEventPattern, and is used to post add and remove handler invocations. - This behavior ensures add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events are accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - If no SynchronizationContext is present at the point of calling FromEventPattern, add and remove handler invocations are made synchronously on the thread - making the Subscribe or Dispose call, respectively. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions due to the free-threaded nature of Reactive Extensions. Doing so - makes the captured SynchronizationContext predictable. This best practice also reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, making the query expressions - more concise and easier to understand. - - - - - - - Converts a static .NET event, conforming to the standard .NET event pattern with a strongly typed sender and strongly typed event arguments, to an observable sequence. - Each event invocation is surfaced through an OnNext message in the resulting sequence. - Reflection is used to discover the event based on the specified type and the specified event name. - For conversion of events that don't conform to the standard .NET event pattern, use any of the FromEvent overloads instead. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Type that exposes the static event to convert. - Name of the event to convert. - The scheduler to run the add and remove event handler logic on. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying .NET event. - - or or is null. - The event could not be found. -or- The event does not conform to the standard .NET event pattern. -or- The event's first argument type is not assignable to TSender. -or- The event's second argument type is not assignable to TEventArgs. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are made whenever the number of observers grows beyond zero. - As such, an event handler may be shared by multiple simultaneously active observers, using a subject for multicasting. - - - Add and remove handler invocations are run on the specified scheduler. This behavior allows add and remove handler operations for thread-affine events to be - accessed from the same context, as required by some UI frameworks. - - - It's recommended to lift FromEventPattern calls outside event stream query expressions. This best practice reduces clutter of bridging code inside queries, - making the query expressions more concise and easier to understand. This has additional benefits for overloads of FromEventPattern that omit the IScheduler - parameter. For more information, see the remarks section on those overloads. - - - - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven loop producing the sequence's elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - The generated sequence. - - or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - The generated sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - The generated sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence by running a state-driven and temporal loop producing the sequence's elements, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the state used in the generator loop. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Initial state. - Condition to terminate generation (upon returning false). - Iteration step function. - Selector function for results produced in the sequence. - Time selector function to control the speed of values being produced each iteration. - Scheduler on which to run the generator loop. - The generated sequence. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or or is null. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encoutered. - - - or or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence with the specified initial capacity according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - The initial number of elements that the underlying dictionary can contain. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encountered. - - - or or or or is null. - - is less than 0. - - - - Groups the elements of an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function and comparer and selects the resulting elements by using a specified function. - A duration selector function is used to control the lifetime of groups. When a group expires, it receives an OnCompleted notification. When a new element with the same - key value as a reclaimed group occurs, the group will be reborn with a new lifetime request. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the grouping key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements within the groups computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequences obtained for each group to denote its lifetime. - An observable sequence whose elements to group. - A function to extract the key for each element. - A function to map each source element to an element in an observable group. - A function to signal the expiration of a group. - An equality comparer to compare keys with. - - A sequence of observable groups, each of which corresponds to a unique key value, containing all elements that share that same key value. - If a group's lifetime expires, a new group with the same key value can be created once an element with such a key value is encountered. - - - or or or or is null. - - - - Correlates the elements of two sequences based on overlapping durations, and groups the results. - - The type of the elements in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by invoking the result selector function for source elements with overlapping duration. - The left observable sequence to join elements for. - The right observable sequence to join elements for. - A function to select the duration of each element of the left observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function to select the duration of each element of the right observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function invoked to compute a result element for any element of the left sequence with overlapping elements from the right observable sequence. - An observable sequence that contains result elements computed from source elements that have an overlapping duration. - - or or or or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, return an empty sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - - if evaluates true; an empty sequence otherwise. - - or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, select the sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - Sequence returned in case evaluates false. - - if evaluates true; otherwise. - - or or is null. - - - - If the specified evaluates true, select the sequence. Otherwise, return an empty sequence generated on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Condition evaluated to decide which sequence to return. - Sequence returned in case evaluates true. - Scheduler to generate an empty sequence on in case evaluates false. - - if evaluates true; an empty sequence otherwise. - - or or is null. - - - - Ignores all elements in an observable sequence leaving only the termination messages. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - An empty observable sequence that signals termination, successful or exceptional, of the source sequence. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Period for producing the values in the resulting sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Intervals are measured between the start of subsequent notifications, not between the end of the previous and the start of the next notification. - If the observer takes longer than the interval period to handle the message, the subsequent notification will be delivered immediately after the - current one has been handled. In case you need to control the time between the end and the start of consecutive notifications, consider using the - operator instead. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a value after each period, using the specified scheduler to run timers and to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Period for producing the values in the resulting sequence. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - is null. - - Intervals are measured between the start of subsequent notifications, not between the end of the previous and the start of the next notification. - If the observer takes longer than the interval period to handle the message, the subsequent notification will be delivered immediately after the - current one has been handled. In case you need to control the time between the end and the start of consecutive notifications, consider using the - operator instead. - - - - - Determines whether an observable sequence is empty. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to check for emptiness. - An observable sequence containing a single element determining whether the source sequence is empty. - - is null. - - - - Correlates the elements of two sequences based on overlapping durations. - - The type of the elements in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the left source sequence. - The type of the elements in the duration sequence denoting the computed duration of each element in the right source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by invoking the result selector function for source elements with overlapping duration. - The left observable sequence to join elements for. - The right observable sequence to join elements for. - A function to select the duration of each element of the left observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function to select the duration of each element of the right observable sequence, used to determine overlap. - A function invoked to compute a result element for any two overlapping elements of the left and right observable sequences. - An observable sequence that contains result elements computed from source elements that have an overlapping duration. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - is null. - - - - Returns the last element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the last element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration returns the latest observed element in the source observable sequence. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence will never produce the same element repeatedly, and will block until the next element becomes available. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that returns the last sampled element upon each iteration and subsequently blocks until the next element in the observable source sequence becomes available. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents the total number of elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the number of elements in the input sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The number of elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an observable sequence containing an that represents how many elements in the specified observable sequence satisfy a condition. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains elements to be counted. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a number that represents how many elements in the input sequence satisfy the condition in the predicate function. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Materializes the implicit notifications of an observable sequence as explicit notification values. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get notification values for. - An observable sequence containing the materialized notification values from the source sequence. - - is null. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum element in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the maximum element of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum element in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the maximum value in an observable sequence according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the maximum element of. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the maximum element in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the maximum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the maximum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the maximum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the maximum element in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the maximum value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the maximum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the maximum element in the source sequence. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the maximum key value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the maximum elements for. - Key selector function. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a maximum key value. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the maximum key value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the maximum elements for. - Key selector function. - Comparer used to compare key values. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a maximum key value. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Merges elements from two observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the given sequences. - - or is null. - - - - Merges elements from two observable sequences into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - Scheduler used to introduce concurrency for making subscriptions to the given sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the given sequences. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges elements from all of the specified observable sequences into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - or is null. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - is null. - - - - Merges elements from all inner observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the inner sequences. - - is null. - - - - Merges results from all source tasks into a single observable sequence. - - The type of the results produced by the source tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - The observable sequence that merges the results of the source tasks. - - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a merge operation using . - - - - Merges elements from all of the specified observable sequences into a single observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - is null. - - - - Merges elements from all inner observable sequences into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - Maximum number of inner observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the inner sequences. - - is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Maximum number of observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, limiting the number of concurrent subscriptions to inner sequences, and using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Maximum number of observable sequences being subscribed to concurrently. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - or is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Merges elements from all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence into a single observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for enumeration of and subscription to the sources. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Enumerable sequence of observable sequences. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the sequence of sources on. - The observable sequence that merges the elements of the observable sequences. - - or is null. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum value in an observable sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum value in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum element in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum element in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the minimum element in an observable sequence according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the minimum element in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum nullable value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values to determine the minimum value of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value of type that corresponds to the minimum value in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the minimum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the minimum element in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Invokes a transform function on each element of a sequence and returns the minimum value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the objects derived from the elements in the source sequence to determine the minimum of. - An observable sequence to determine the mimimum element of. - A transform function to apply to each element. - Comparer used to compare elements. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the value that corresponds to the minimum element in the source sequence. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the minimum key value. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the minimum elements for. - Key selector function. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a minimum key value. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the elements in an observable sequence with the minimum key value according to the specified comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to get the minimum elements for. - Key selector function. - Comparer used to compare key values. - An observable sequence containing a list of zero or more elements that have a minimum key value. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration returns the most recently observed element in the source observable sequence, using the specified initial value in case no element has been sampled yet. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence never block and can produce the same element repeatedly. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Initial value that will be yielded by the enumerable sequence if no element has been sampled yet. - The enumerable sequence that returns the last sampled element upon each iteration. - - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Multicasts the source sequence notifications through an instantiated subject into all uses of the sequence within a selector function. Each - subscription to the resulting sequence causes a separate multicast invocation, exposing the sequence resulting from the selector function's - invocation. For specializations with fixed subject types, see Publish, PublishLast, and Replay. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements produced by the intermediate subject. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence which will be multicasted in the specified selector function. - Factory function to create an intermediate subject through which the source sequence's elements will be multicast to the selector function. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence subject to the policies enforced by the created subject. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Returns a non-terminating observable sequence, which can be used to denote an infinite duration (e.g. when using reactive joins). - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - An observable sequence whose observers will never get called. - - - - Returns a non-terminating observable sequence, which can be used to denote an infinite duration (e.g. when using reactive joins). - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - An observable sequence whose observers will never get called. - - - - Returns an enumerable sequence whose enumeration blocks until the next element in the source observable sequence becomes available. - Enumerators on the resulting sequence will block until the next element becomes available. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - The enumerable sequence that blocks upon each iteration until the next element in the observable source sequence becomes available. - - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified synchronization context. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified synchronization context. - - or is null. - - This only invokes observer callbacks on a synchronization context. In case the subscription and/or unsubscription actions have side-effects - that require to be run on a synchronization context, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified scheduler. - - or is null. - - This only invokes observer callbacks on a scheduler. In case the subscription and/or unsubscription actions have side-effects - that require to be run on a scheduler, use . - - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on the specified type. - - The type to filter the elements in the source sequence on. - The observable sequence that contains the elements to be filtered. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence of type TResult. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates the second observable sequence to the first observable sequence upon successful or exceptional termination of the first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - First observable sequence whose exception (if any) is caught. - Second observable sequence used to produce results after the first sequence terminates. - An observable sequence that concatenates the first and second sequence, even if the first sequence terminates exceptionally. - - or is null. - - - - Concatenates all of the specified observable sequences, even if the previous observable sequence terminated exceptionally. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that concatenates the source sequences, even if a sequence terminates exceptionally. - - is null. - - - - Concatenates all observable sequences in the given enumerable sequence, even if the previous observable sequence terminated exceptionally. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequences to concatenate. - An observable sequence that concatenates the source sequences, even if a sequence terminates exceptionally. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a regular . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence and starts with initialValue. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive immediately receive the initial value, followed by all notifications of the source from the time of the subscription on. - Initial value received by observers upon subscription. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence containing only the last notification. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will only receive the last notification of the source. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - - Generates an observable sequence of integral numbers within a specified range. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The value of the first integer in the sequence. - The number of sequential integers to generate. - An observable sequence that contains a range of sequential integral numbers. - - is less than zero. -or- + - 1 is larger than . - - - - Generates an observable sequence of integral numbers within a specified range, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The value of the first integer in the sequence. - The number of sequential integers to generate. - Scheduler to run the generator loop on. - An observable sequence that contains a range of sequential integral numbers. - - is less than zero. -or- + - 1 is larger than . - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that stays connected to the source as long as there is at least one subscription to the observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Connectable observable sequence. - An observable sequence that stays connected to the source as long as there is at least one subscription to the observable sequence. - - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the element. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - - is less than zero. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the element. - Scheduler to run the producer loop on. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element the specified number of times. - - is less than zero. - - is null. - - - - Generates an observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be repeated in the produced sequence. - Element to repeat. - Scheduler to run the producer loop on. - An observable sequence that repeats the given element infinitely. - - is null. - - - - Repeats the observable sequence indefinitely. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat. - The observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly and sequentially. - - is null. - - - - Repeats the observable sequence a specified number of times. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat. - Number of times to repeat the sequence. - The observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - is less than zero. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length and element count for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - is less than zero. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying all notifications. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on a connectable observable sequence that shares a single subscription to the underlying sequence replaying notifications subject to a maximum time length for the replay buffer. - This operator is a specialization of Multicast using a . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence whose elements will be multicasted through a single shared subscription. - Selector function which can use the multicasted source sequence as many times as needed, without causing multiple subscriptions to the source sequence. Subscribers to the given source will receive all the notifications of the source subject to the specified replay buffer trimming policy. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler where connected observers within the selector function will be invoked on. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - - Repeats the source observable sequence until it successfully terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat until it successfully terminates. - An observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly until it terminates successfully. - - is null. - - - - Repeats the source observable sequence the specified number of times or until it successfully terminates. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to repeat until it successfully terminates. - Number of times to repeat the sequence. - An observable sequence producing the elements of the given sequence repeatedly until it terminates successfully. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains a single element. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be returned in the produced sequence. - Single element in the resulting observable sequence. - An observable sequence containing the single specified element. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that contains a single element, using the specified scheduler to send out observer messages. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the element that will be returned in the produced sequence. - Single element in the resulting observable sequence. - Scheduler to send the single element on. - An observable sequence containing the single specified element. - - is null. - - - - Samples the observable sequence at each interval. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Interval at which to sample. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will continuously sample the stream. - Sampled observable sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee all source sequence elements will be preserved. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the sampling action may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Samples the observable sequence at each interval, using the specified scheduler to run sampling timers. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Interval at which to sample. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the scheduler will continuously sample the stream. - Scheduler to run the sampling timer on. - Sampled observable sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee all source sequence elements will be preserved. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the sampling action may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Samples the source observable sequence using a samper observable sequence producing sampling ticks. - Upon each sampling tick, the latest element (if any) in the source sequence during the last sampling interval is sent to the resulting sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sampling sequence. - Source sequence to sample. - Sampling tick sequence. - Sampled observable sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence and returns each intermediate result. - For aggregation behavior with no intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to accumulate over. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing the accumulated values. - - or is null. - - - - Applies an accumulator function over an observable sequence and returns each intermediate result. The specified seed value is used as the initial accumulator value. - For aggregation behavior with no intermediate results, see . - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result of the aggregation. - An observable sequence to accumulate over. - The initial accumulator value. - An accumulator function to be invoked on each element. - An observable sequence containing the accumulated values. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a new form. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by running the selector function for each element in the source sequence. - A sequence of elements to invoke a transform function on. - A transform function to apply to each source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the transform function on each element of source. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a new form by incorporating the element's index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by running the selector function for each element in the source sequence. - A sequence of elements to invoke a transform function on. - A transform function to apply to each source element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the transform function on each element of source. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate enumerable sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate enumerable sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element and the fourth parameter represents the index of the intermediate element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and each of the corresponding inner sequence's elements, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected intermediate sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate sequence elements. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element and the fourth parameter represents the index of the intermediate element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function collectionSelector on each element of the input sequence and then mapping each of those sequence elements and their corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of the source observable sequence to the other observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence and the elements in the result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - An observable sequence to project each element from the source sequence onto. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of projecting each source element onto the other sequence and merging all the resulting sequences together. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each notification of an observable sequence to an observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of notifications to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply when an error occurs in the source sequence. - A transform function to apply when the end of the source sequence is reached. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function corresponding to each notification in the input sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Projects each notification of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of notifications to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply when an error occurs in the source sequence. - A transform function to apply when the end of the source sequence is reached. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function corresponding to each notification in the input sequence. - - or or or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence and concatenates the resulting enumerable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner enumerable sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence by incorporating the element's index and concatenates the resulting enumerable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner enumerable sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - or is null. - The projected sequences are enumerated synchonously within the OnNext call of the source sequence. In order to do a concurrent, non-blocking merge, change the selector to return an observable sequence obtained using the conversion. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to an observable sequence by incorporating the element's index and merges the resulting observable sequences into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the projected inner sequences and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of invoking the one-to-many transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task with cancellation support and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index with cancellation support and merges all of the task results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected tasks and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the tasks executed for each element of the input sequence. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task with cancellation support, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a task by incorporating the element's index with cancellation support, invokes the result selector for the source element and the task result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected intermediate tasks. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate task results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining a task for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the task's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and tasks, without requiring manual conversion of the tasks to observable sequences using . - - - - Determines whether two sequences are equal by comparing the elements pairwise. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the default equality comparer for their type. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable and enumerable sequence are equal by comparing the elements pairwise. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the default equality comparer for their type. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether two sequences are equal by comparing the elements pairwise using a specified equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - Comparer used to compare elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the specified equality comparer. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Determines whether an observable and enumerable sequence are equal by comparing the elements pairwise using a specified equality comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - First observable sequence to compare. - Second observable sequence to compare. - Comparer used to compare elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence that contains a single element which indicates whether both sequences are of equal length and their corresponding elements are equal according to the specified equality comparer. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, and reports an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence contains more than one element. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, and reports an exception if there is not exactly one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) No element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- More than one element satisfies the condition in the predicate. -or- The source sequence is empty. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence, or a default value if the observable sequence is empty; this method reports an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence, or a default value if no such element exists. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The source sequence contains more than one element. - - - - Returns the only element of an observable sequence that matches the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists; this method reports an exception if there is more than one element in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source observable sequence. - A predicate function to evaluate for elements in the source sequence. - Sequence containing the single element in the observable sequence that satisfies the condition in the predicate, or a default value if no such element exists. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sequence contains more than one element that satisfies the condition in the predicate. - - - - Bypasses a specified number of elements in an observable sequence and then returns the remaining elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to skip before returning the remaining elements. - An observable sequence that contains the elements that occur after the specified index in the input sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the start of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee no elements will be dropped from the start of the source sequence. - This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that causes callbacks from the source sequence to be forwarded - may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the start of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee no elements will be dropped from the start of the source sequence. - This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that causes callbacks from the source sequence to be forwarded - may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - - Bypasses a specified number of elements at the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to bypass at the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the source sequence elements except for the bypassed ones at the end. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store the first elements. As more elements are - received, elements are taken from the front of the queue and produced on the result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed. - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store elements received during the initial window. - As more elements are received, elements older than the specified are taken from the queue and produced on the - result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed with . - - - - - Skips elements for the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Duration for skipping elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a queue with a length enough to store elements received during the initial window. - As more elements are received, elements older than the specified are taken from the queue and produced on the - result sequence. This causes elements to be delayed with . - - - - - Skips elements from the observable source sequence until the specified start time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Time to start taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, no elements will be skipped. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped until the specified start time. - - is null. - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - Skips elements from the observable source sequence until the specified start time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to skip elements for. - Time to start taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, no elements will be skipped. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements skipped until the specified start time. - - or is null. - - Errors produced by the source sequence are always forwarded to the result sequence, even if the error occurs before the . - - - - - Returns the elements from the source observable sequence only after the other observable sequence produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence that indicates the end of skip behavior. - Source sequence to propagate elements for. - Observable sequence that triggers propagation of elements of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the elements of the source sequence starting from the point the other sequence triggered propagation. - - or is null. - - - - Bypasses elements in an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true and then returns the remaining elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence starting at the first element in the linear series that does not pass the test specified by predicate. - - or is null. - - - - Bypasses elements in an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true and then returns the remaining elements. - The element's index is used in the logic of the predicate function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence starting at the first element in the linear series that does not pass the test specified by predicate. - - or is null. - - - - Invokes the action asynchronously, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action to run asynchronously. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The action is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - - Invokes the action asynchronously on the specified scheduler, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action to run asynchronously. - Scheduler to run the action on. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - or is null. - - - - The action is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - - Invokes the specified function asynchronously, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to run asynchronously. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The function is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - - Invokes the specified function asynchronously on the specified scheduler, surfacing the result through an observable sequence - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the function. - Function to run asynchronously. - Scheduler to run the function on. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - or is null. - - - - The function is called immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to run. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to run. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous action, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Asynchronous action to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing a Unit value upon completion of the action, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - The action is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the action's outcome. - - - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null. - - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - - - - Invokes the asynchronous function, surfacing the result through an observable sequence. - The CancellationToken is shared by all subscriptions on the resulting observable sequence. See the remarks section for more information. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the result returned by the asynchronous function. - Asynchronous function to run. - Scheduler on which to notify observers. - An observable sequence exposing the function's result value, or an exception. - - is null or is null. - - - - The function is started immediately, not during the subscription of the resulting sequence. - - - Multiple subscriptions to the resulting sequence can observe the function's result. - - - - If any subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken is set. The observer associated to the disposed - subscription won't see the TaskCanceledException, but other observers will. You can protect against this using the Catch operator. - Be careful when handing out the resulting sequence because of this behavior. The most common use is to have a single subscription - to the resulting sequence, which controls the CancellationToken state. Alternatively, you can control subscription behavior using - multicast operators. - - - - - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Scheduler to emit the prepended values on. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - - or or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Scheduler to emit the prepended values on. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - - or or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - - or is null. - - - - Prepends a sequence of values to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to prepend values to. - Values to prepend to the specified sequence. - The source sequence prepended with the specified values. - - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified synchronization context. This operation is not commonly used; - see the remarks section for more information on the distinction between SubscribeOn and ObserveOn. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Synchronization context to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified synchronization context. - - or is null. - - This only performs the side-effects of subscription and unsubscription on the specified synchronization context. In order to invoke observer - callbacks on a synchronization context, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified scheduler. This operation is not commonly used; - see the remarks section for more information on the distinction between SubscribeOn and ObserveOn. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Scheduler to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified scheduler. - - or is null. - - This only performs the side-effects of subscription and unsubscription on the specified scheduler. In order to invoke observer - callbacks on a scheduler, use . - - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values. - - A sequence of nullable values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values. - - A sequence of values to calculate the sum of. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of nullable values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Computes the sum of a sequence of values that are obtained by invoking a transform function on each element of the input sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence of values that are used to calculate a sum. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with the sum of the values in the source sequence. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) The sum of the projected values for the elements in the source sequence is larger than . - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Transforms an observable sequence of observable sequences into an observable sequence - producing values only from the most recent observable sequence. - Each time a new inner observable sequence is received, unsubscribe from the - previous inner observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence of inner observable sequences. - The observable sequence that at any point in time produces the elements of the most recent inner observable sequence that has been received. - - is null. - - - - Transforms an observable sequence of tasks into an observable sequence - producing values only from the most recent observable sequence. - Each time a new task is received, the previous task's result is ignored. - - The type of the results produced by the source tasks. - Observable sequence of tasks. - The observable sequence that at any point in time produces the result of the most recent task that has been received. - - is null. - If the tasks support cancellation, consider manual conversion of the tasks using , followed by a switch operation using . - - - - Synchronizes the observable sequence such that observer notifications cannot be delivered concurrently. - This overload is useful to "fix" an observable sequence that exhibits concurrent callbacks on individual observers, which is invalid behavior for the query processor. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized. - - is null. - - It's invalid behavior - according to the observer grammar - for a sequence to exhibit concurrent callbacks on a given observer. - This operator can be used to "fix" a source that doesn't conform to this rule. - - - - - Synchronizes the observable sequence such that observer notifications cannot be delivered concurrently, using the specified gate object. - This overload is useful when writing n-ary query operators, in order to prevent concurrent callbacks from different sources by synchronizing on a common gate object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - The source sequence whose outgoing calls to observers are synchronized on the given gate object. - - or is null. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the start of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to return. - An observable sequence that contains the specified number of elements from the start of the input sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the start of an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler for the edge case of Take(0). - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The sequence to take elements from. - The number of elements to return. - Scheduler used to produce an OnCompleted message in case count is set to 0. - An observable sequence that contains the specified number of elements from the start of the input sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than zero. - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the start of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee an empty sequence will be returned. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that stops forwarding callbacks from the source sequence may not execute - immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration from the start of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the start of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the start of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for doesn't guarantee an empty sequence will be returned. This is a side-effect - of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action that stops forwarding callbacks from the source sequence may not execute - immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements elements. Upon completion of - the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the elements to be delayed. - - - - - Returns a specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to drain the queue. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - Scheduler used to drain the queue upon completion of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements elements. Upon completion of - the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the elements to be delayed. - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified schedulers to run timers and to drain the collected elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - Scheduler to drain the collected elements. - An observable sequence with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - or or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is drained on the result sequence. This causes the result elements - to be delayed with . - - - - - Returns a list with the specified number of contiguous elements from the end of an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Number of elements to take from the end of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the specified number of elements from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements. Upon completion of the - source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Returns a list with the elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Returns a list with the elements within the specified duration from the end of the observable source sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Duration for taking elements from the end of the sequence. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence containing a single list with the elements taken during the specified duration from the end of the source sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - This operator accumulates a buffer with a length enough to store elements for any window during the lifetime of - the source sequence. Upon completion of the source sequence, this buffer is produced on the result sequence. - - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration until the specified end time. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Time to stop taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the result stream will complete immediately. - An observable sequence with the elements taken until the specified end time. - - is null. - - - - Takes elements for the specified duration until the specified end time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to take elements from. - Time to stop taking elements from the source sequence. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the result stream will complete immediately. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence with the elements taken until the specified end time. - - or is null. - - - - Returns the elements from the source observable sequence until the other observable sequence produces an element. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the other sequence that indicates the end of take behavior. - Source sequence to propagate elements for. - Observable sequence that terminates propagation of elements of the source sequence. - An observable sequence containing the elements of the source sequence up to the point the other sequence interrupted further propagation. - - or is null. - - - - Returns elements from an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence that occur before the element at which the test no longer passes. - - or is null. - - - - Returns elements from an observable sequence as long as a specified condition is true. - The element's index is used in the logic of the predicate function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - A sequence to return elements from. - A function to test each element for a condition; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains the elements from the input sequence that occur before the element at which the test no longer passes. - - or is null. - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another element within a specified relative time duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Throttling duration for each element. - The throttled sequence. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration specified in . If another - element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this whole - process. For streams that never have gaps larger than or equal to between elements, the resulting stream won't - produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the - Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing throttling timers to be scheduled - that are due immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee all elements will be retained in the result sequence. This is a side-effect of the - asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to forward the current element may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero - due time. In such cases, the next element may arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the throttling action. - - - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another element within a specified relative time duration, using the specified scheduler to run throttling timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Throttling duration for each element. - Scheduler to run the throttle timers on. - The throttled sequence. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration specified in . If another - element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this whole - process. For streams that never have gaps larger than or equal to between elements, the resulting stream won't - produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the - Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing throttling timers to be scheduled - that are due immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee all elements will be retained in the result sequence. This is a side-effect of the - asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to forward the current element may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero - due time. In such cases, the next element may arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the throttling action. - - - - - - Ignores elements from an observable sequence which are followed by another value within a computed throttle duration. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the throttle sequences selected for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to throttle. - Selector function to retrieve a sequence indicating the throttle duration for each given element. - The throttled sequence. - - or is null. - - This operator throttles the source sequence by holding on to each element for the duration denoted by . - If another element is produced within this time window, the element is dropped and a new timer is started for the current element, repeating this - whole process. For streams where the duration computed by applying the to each element overlaps with - the occurrence of the successor element, the resulting stream won't produce any elements. In order to reduce the volume of a stream whilst - guaranteeing the periodic production of elements, consider using the Observable.Sample set of operators. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnError message. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Scheduler to send the exceptional termination call on. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception, using the specified scheduler to send out the single OnError message. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Scheduler to send the exceptional termination call on. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - - or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that terminates with an exception. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type used for the type parameter of the resulting sequence. - Exception object used for the sequence's termination. - Object solely used to infer the type of the type parameter. This parameter is typically used when creating a sequence of anonymously typed elements. - The observable sequence that terminates exceptionally with the specified exception object. - - is null. - - - - Records the time interval between consecutive elements in an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to record time intervals for. - An observable sequence with time interval information on elements. - - is null. - - - - Records the time interval between consecutive elements in an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to compute time intervals. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to record time intervals for. - Scheduler used to compute time intervals. - An observable sequence with time interval information on elements. - - or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - is null. - (Asynchronous) If the sequence hasn't terminated before . - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or or is null. - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an absolute time, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the sequence doesn't terminate before the specified absolute due time, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Time when a timeout occurs. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timeout occurs immediately. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - (Asynchronous) If the sequence hasn't terminated before . - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - (Asynchronous) If no element is produced within from the previous element. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy for each element in the observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run timeout timers. - If the next element isn't received within the specified timeout duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Maximum duration between values before a timeout occurs. - Scheduler to run the timeout timers on. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - (Asynchronous) If no element is produced within from the previous element. - - - In case you only want to timeout on the first element, consider using the - operator applied to the source sequence and a delayed sequence. Alternatively, the general-purpose overload - of Timeout, can be used. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing timeout timers to be scheduled that are due - immediately. However, this doesn't guarantee a timeout will occur, even for the first element. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the - scheduler, where the action to propagate a timeout may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. In such cases, the next element may - arrive before the scheduler gets a chance to run the timeout action. - - - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an initial timeout duration for the first element, and a timeout duration computed for each subsequent element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Observable sequence that represents the timeout for the first element. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - or or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on an initial timeout duration for the first element, and a timeout duration computed for each subsequent element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Observable sequence that represents the timeout for the first element. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or or or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on a timeout duration computed for each element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, a TimeoutException is propagated to the observer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - The source sequence with a TimeoutException in case of a timeout. - - or is null. - - - - Applies a timeout policy to the observable sequence based on a timeout duration computed for each element. - If the next element isn't received within the computed duration starting from its predecessor, the other observable sequence is used to produce future messages from that point on. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and the other sequence used upon a timeout. - The type of the elements in the timeout sequences used to indicate the timeout duration for each element in the source sequence. - Source sequence to perform a timeout for. - Selector to retrieve an observable sequence that represents the timeout between the current element and the next element. - Sequence to return in case of a timeout. - The source sequence switching to the other sequence in case of a timeout. - - or or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value at the specified absolute due time. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Absolute time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value starting at the specified initial absolute due time. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Absolute time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value starting at the specified initial absolute due time, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Absolute time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run timers on. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time and then after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value at the specified absolute due time, using the specified scheduler to run the timer. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Absolute time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to DateTimeOffset.UtcNow, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value at due time. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value after the specified relative due time has elapsed. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Relative time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after the due time has elapsed. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value after the specified initial relative due time has elapsed. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Relative time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - An observable sequence that produces a value after due time has elapsed and then after each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that periodically produces a value after the specified initial relative due time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Relative time at which to produce the first value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Period to produce subsequent values. If this value is equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will recur as fast as possible. - Scheduler to run timers on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after due time has elapsed and then each period. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that produces a single value after the specified relative due time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run the timer. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Relative time at which to produce the value. If this value is less than or equal to TimeSpan.Zero, the timer will fire as soon as possible. - Scheduler to run the timer on. - An observable sequence that produces a value after the due time has elapsed. - - is null. - - - - Timestamps each element in an observable sequence using the local system clock. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to timestamp elements for. - An observable sequence with timestamp information on elements. - - is null. - - - - Timestamp each element in an observable sequence using the clock of the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to timestamp elements for. - Scheduler used to compute timestamps. - An observable sequence with timestamp information on elements. - - or is null. - - - - Creates an array from an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The source observable sequence to get an array of elements for. - An observable sequence containing a single element with an array containing all the elements of the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and a comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a dictionary from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, a comparer, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the dictionary value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a dictionary for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a dictionary mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's element. - - or or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Converts an observable sequence to an enumerable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to convert to an enumerable sequence. - The enumerable sequence containing the elements in the observable sequence. - - is null. - This operator requires the source's object (see ) to implement . - - - - Creates a list from an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The source observable sequence to get a list of elements for. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a list containing all the elements of the source sequence. - - is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - - or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and a comparer. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - - or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Creates a lookup from an observable sequence according to a specified key selector function, a comparer, and an element selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup key computed for each element in the source sequence. - The type of the lookup value computed for each element in the source sequence. - An observable sequence to create a lookup for. - A function to extract a key from each element. - A transform function to produce a result element value from each element. - An equality comparer to compare keys. - An observable sequence containing a single element with a lookup mapping unique key values onto the corresponding source sequence's elements. - - or or or is null. - The return type of this operator differs from the corresponding operator on IEnumerable in order to retain asynchronous behavior. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - - is null. - - - - Converts an enumerable sequence to an observable sequence, using the specified scheduler to run the enumeration loop. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Enumerable sequence to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler to run the enumeration of the input sequence on. - The observable sequence whose elements are pulled from the given enumerable sequence. - - or is null. - - - - Constructs an observable sequence that depends on a resource object, whose lifetime is tied to the resulting observable sequence's lifetime. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - The type of the resource used during the generation of the resulting sequence. Needs to implement . - Factory function to obtain a resource object. - Factory function to obtain an observable sequence that depends on the obtained resource. - An observable sequence whose lifetime controls the lifetime of the dependent resource object. - - or is null. - - - - Constructs an observable sequence that depends on a resource object, whose lifetime is tied to the resulting observable sequence's lifetime. The resource is obtained and used through asynchronous methods. - The CancellationToken passed to the asynchronous methods is tied to the returned disposable subscription, allowing best-effort cancellation at any stage of the resource acquisition or usage. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - The type of the resource used during the generation of the resulting sequence. Needs to implement . - Asynchronous factory function to obtain a resource object. - Asynchronous factory function to obtain an observable sequence that depends on the obtained resource. - An observable sequence whose lifetime controls the lifetime of the dependent resource object. - - or is null. - This operator is especially useful in conjunction with the asynchronous programming features introduced in C# 5.0 and Visual Basic 11. - When a subscription to the resulting sequence is disposed, the CancellationToken that was fed to the asynchronous resource factory and observable factory functions will be signaled. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on a predicate. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to filter. - A function to test each source element for a condition. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence that satisfy the condition. - - or is null. - - - - Filters the elements of an observable sequence based on a predicate by incorporating the element's index. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements to filter. - A function to test each source element for a conditio; the second parameter of the function represents the index of the source element. - An observable sequence that contains elements from the input sequence that satisfy the condition. - - or is null. - - - - Repeats the given as long as the specified holds, where the is evaluated before each repeated is subscribed to. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source to repeat as long as the function evaluates to true. - Condition that will be evaluated before subscription to the , to determine whether repetition of the source is required. - The observable sequence obtained by concatenating the sequence as long as the holds. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - An observable sequence of windows. - - is null. - - is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on element count information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Number of elements to skip between creation of consecutive windows. - An observable sequence of windows. - - is null. - - or is less than or equal to zero. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - The sequence of windows. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a window that is completed when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - An observable sequence of windows. - - is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into a window that is completed when either it's full or a given amount of time has elapsed, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - A useful real-world analogy of this overload is the behavior of a ferry leaving the dock when all seats are taken, or at the scheduled time of departure, whichever event occurs first. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Maximum time length of a window. - Maximum element count of a window. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. -or- is less than or equal to zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - Because all source sequence elements end up in one of the windows, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced - by the scheduler, where the action to close the current window and to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on timing information. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Interval between creation of consecutive windows. - An observable sequence of windows. - - is null. - - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows with minimum duration - length. However, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all windows will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows which are produced based on timing information, using the specified scheduler to run timers. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Length of each window. - Interval between creation of consecutive windows. - Scheduler to run windowing timers on. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - or is less than TimeSpan.Zero. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows with minimum duration - length. However, some windows won't have a zero time span. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, where the action to close the - current window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - Specifying a TimeSpan.Zero value for is not recommended but supported, causing the scheduler to create windows as fast as it can. - However, this doesn't mean all windows will start at the beginning of the source sequence. This is a side-effect of the asynchrony introduced by the scheduler, - where the action to create a new window may not execute immediately, despite the TimeSpan.Zero due time. - - - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window boundary events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Sequence of window boundary markers. The current window is closed and a new window is opened upon receiving a boundary marker. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into consecutive non-overlapping windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window closing events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - A function invoked to define the boundaries of the produced windows. A new window is started when the previous one is closed. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence into zero or more windows. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence, and in the windows in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the sequence indicating window opening events, also passed to the closing selector to obtain a sequence of window closing events. - The type of the elements in the sequences indicating window closing events. - Source sequence to produce windows over. - Observable sequence whose elements denote the creation of new windows. - A function invoked to define the closing of each produced window. - An observable sequence of windows. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by combining each element from the first source with the latest element from the second source, if any. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke for each element from the first source combined with the latest element from the second source, if any. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining each element of the first source with the latest element from the second source, if any, using the specified result selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the elements of the observable sequences at corresponding indexes. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of elements at corresponding indexes. - - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by emitting a list with the elements of the observable sequences at corresponding indexes. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences, and in the lists in the result sequence. - Observable sources. - An observable sequence containing lists of elements at corresponding indexes. - - is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sources. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or is null. - - - - Merges two observable sequences into one observable sequence by combining their elements in a pairwise fashion. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Function to invoke for each consecutive pair of elements from the first and second source. - An observable sequence containing the result of pairwise combining the elements of the first and second source using the specified result selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges an observable sequence and an enumerable sequence into one observable sequence by using the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the first observable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second enumerable source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second enumerable source. - Function to invoke for each consecutive pair of elements from the first and second source. - An observable sequence containing the result of pairwise combining the elements of the first and second source using the specified result selector function. - - or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Merges the specified observable sequences into one observable sequence by using the selector function whenever all of the observable sequences have produced an element at a corresponding index. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable source. - Second observable source. - Third observable source. - Fourth observable source. - Fifth observable source. - Sixth observable source. - Seventh observable source. - Eighth observable source. - Ninth observable source. - Tenth observable source. - Eleventh observable source. - Twelfth observable source. - Thirteenth observable source. - Fourteenth observable source. - Fifteenth observable source. - Sixteenth observable source. - Function to invoke for each series of elements at corresponding indexes in the sources. - An observable sequence containing the result of combining elements of the sources using the specified result selector function. - - or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the default scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Asynchronous action. - - is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. Each invocation of the resulting asynchronous action causes an invocation of the original synchronous action on the specified scheduler. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the action. - The type of the second argument passed to the action. - The type of the third argument passed to the action. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the action. - Action to convert to an asynchronous action. - Scheduler to invoke the original action on. - Asynchronous action. - - or is null. - - - - Converts the function into an asynchronous action. 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Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Converts a Begin/End invoke function pair into an asynchronous function. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the first argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the second argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the third argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fifth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the sixth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the seventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eighth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the ninth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the tenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the eleventh argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the twelfth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the thirteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the fourteenth argument passed to the begin delegate. - The type of the result returned by the end delegate. - The delegate that begins the asynchronous operation. - The delegate that ends the asynchronous operation. - Function that can be used to start the asynchronous operation and retrieve the result as an observable sequence. - - or is null. - Each invocation of the resulting function will cause the asynchronous operation to be started. Subscription to the resulting sequence has no observable side-effect, and each subscription will produce the asynchronous operation's result. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when both observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the left sequence. - The type of the elements in the right sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the right sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the left sequence. - Pattern object that matches when both observable sequences have an available element. - or is null. - - - - Matches when the observable sequence has an available element and projects the element by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Observable sequence to apply the selector on. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequence. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - or is null. - - - - Joins together the results from several patterns. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained from the specified patterns. - Query provider used to construct the data source. - A series of plans created by use of the Then operator on patterns. - An observable sequence with the results from matching several patterns. - or is null. - - - - Joins together the results from several patterns. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained from the specified patterns. - Query provider used to construct the data source. - A series of plans created by use of the Then operator on patterns. - An observable sequence with the results form matching several patterns. - or is null. - - - - Provides a set of static methods for writing in-memory queries over observable sequences. - - - - - Subscribes to each observable sequence returned by the iteratorMethod in sequence and returns the observable sequence of values sent to the observer given to the iteratorMethod. - - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Iterator method that produces elements in the resulting sequence by calling the given observer. - An observable sequence obtained by running the iterator and returning the elements that were sent to the observer. - is null. - - - - Subscribes to each observable sequence returned by the iteratorMethod in sequence and produces a Unit value on the resulting sequence for each step of the iteration. - - Iterator method that drives the resulting observable sequence. - An observable sequence obtained by running the iterator and returning Unit values for each iteration step. - is null. - - - - Expands an observable sequence by recursively invoking selector, using the specified scheduler to enumerate the queue of obtained sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and each of the recursively expanded sources obtained by running the selector function. - Source sequence with the initial elements. - Selector function to invoke for each produced element, resulting in another sequence to which the selector will be invoked recursively again. - Scheduler on which to perform the expansion by enumerating the internal queue of obtained sequences. - An observable sequence containing all the elements produced by the recursive expansion. - or or is null. - - - - Expands an observable sequence by recursively invoking selector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and each of the recursively expanded sources obtained by running the selector function. - Source sequence with the initial elements. - Selector function to invoke for each produced element, resulting in another sequence to which the selector will be invoked recursively again. - An observable sequence containing all the elements produced by the recursive expansion. - or is null. - - - - Runs two observable sequences in parallel and combines their last elemenets. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - Result selector function to invoke with the last elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence with the result of calling the selector function with the last elements of both input sequences. - or or is null. - - - - Runs all specified observable sequences in parallel and collects their last elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence to collect the last elements for. - An observable sequence with an array collecting the last elements of all the input sequences. - is null. - - - - Runs all observable sequences in the enumerable sources sequence in parallel and collect their last elements. - - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence to collect the last elements for. - An observable sequence with an array collecting the last elements of all the input sequences. - is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on the source sequence, without sharing subscriptions. - This operator allows for a fluent style of writing queries that use the same sequence multiple times. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence that will be shared in the selector function. - Selector function which can use the source sequence as many times as needed, without sharing subscriptions to the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - or is null. - - - - Comonadic bind operator. - - - - - Comonadic bind operator. - - - - - Immediately subscribes to source and retains the elements in the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Object that's both an observable sequence and a list which can be used to access the source sequence's elements. - is null. - - - - Provides a set of static methods for writing queries over observable sequences, allowing translation to a target query language. - - - - - Subscribes to each observable sequence returned by the iteratorMethod in sequence and produces a Unit value on the resulting sequence for each step of the iteration. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - Iterator method that drives the resulting observable sequence. - An observable sequence obtained by running the iterator and returning Unit values for each iteration step. - - is null. - - - - Subscribes to each observable sequence returned by the iteratorMethod in sequence and returns the observable sequence of values sent to the observer given to the iteratorMethod. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the produced sequence. - Iterator method that produces elements in the resulting sequence by calling the given observer. - An observable sequence obtained by running the iterator and returning the elements that were sent to the observer. - - is null. - - - - Expands an observable sequence by recursively invoking selector. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and each of the recursively expanded sources obtained by running the selector function. - Source sequence with the initial elements. - Selector function to invoke for each produced element, resulting in another sequence to which the selector will be invoked recursively again. - An observable sequence containing all the elements produced by the recursive expansion. - - or is null. - - - - Expands an observable sequence by recursively invoking selector, using the specified scheduler to enumerate the queue of obtained sequences. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence and each of the recursively expanded sources obtained by running the selector function. - Source sequence with the initial elements. - Selector function to invoke for each produced element, resulting in another sequence to which the selector will be invoked recursively again. - Scheduler on which to perform the expansion by enumerating the internal queue of obtained sequences. - An observable sequence containing all the elements produced by the recursive expansion. - - or or is null. - - - - Runs all specified observable sequences in parallel and collects their last elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence to collect the last elements for. - An observable sequence with an array collecting the last elements of all the input sequences. - - is null. - - - - Runs all observable sequences in the enumerable sources sequence in parallel and collect their last elements. - - Query provider used to construct the data source. - The type of the elements in the source sequences. - Observable sequence to collect the last elements for. - An observable sequence with an array collecting the last elements of all the input sequences. - - is null. - - - - Runs two observable sequences in parallel and combines their last elemenets. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - First observable sequence. - Second observable sequence. - Result selector function to invoke with the last elements of both sequences. - An observable sequence with the result of calling the selector function with the last elements of both input sequences. - - or or is null. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that is the result of invoking the selector on the source sequence, without sharing subscriptions. - This operator allows for a fluent style of writing queries that use the same sequence multiple times. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence that will be shared in the selector function. - Selector function which can use the source sequence as many times as needed, without sharing subscriptions to the source sequence. - An observable sequence that contains the elements of a sequence produced by multicasting the source sequence within a selector function. - - or is null. - - - - Comonadic bind operator. - - - - - Comonadic bind operator. - - - - - (Infrastructure) Implement query debugger services. - - - - - The System.Reactive.Linq namespace contains interfaces and classes that support expressing queries over observable sequences, using Language Integrated Query (LINQ). - Query operators are made available as extension methods for and defined on the Observable and Qbservable classes, respectively. - - - - - Provides a set of extension methods to expose observable sequences as Windows Runtime asynchronous actions and operations. - - - - - Creates a Windows Runtime asynchronous action that represents the completion of the observable sequence. - Upon cancellation of the asynchronous action, the subscription to the source sequence will be disposed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to expose as an asynchronous action. - Windows Runtime asynchronous action object representing the completion of the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Creates a Windows Runtime asynchronous action that represents the completion of the observable sequence, reporting incremental progress for each element produced by the sequence. - Upon cancellation of the asynchronous action, the subscription to the source sequence will be disposed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to expose as an asynchronous action. - Windows Runtime asynchronous action object representing the completion of the observable sequence, reporting incremental progress for each source sequence element. - is null. - - - - Creates a Windows Runtime asynchronous action that represents the completion of the observable sequence, using a selector function to map the source sequence on a progress reporting sequence. - Upon cancellation of the asynchronous action, the subscription to the source sequence will be disposed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the progress sequence. - Source sequence to expose as an asynchronous action and to compute a progress sequence that gets reported through the asynchronous action. - Selector function to map the source sequence on a progress reporting sequence. - Windows Runtime asynchronous action object representing the completion of the result sequence, reporting progress computed through the progress sequence. - or is null. - - - - Creates a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation that returns the last element of the observable sequence. - Upon cancellation of the asynchronous operation, the subscription to the source sequence will be disposed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to expose as an asynchronous operation. - Windows Runtime asynchronous operation object that returns the last element of the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Creates a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation that returns the last element of the observable sequence, reporting incremental progress for each element produced by the sequence. - Upon cancellation of the asynchronous operation, the subscription to the source sequence will be disposed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence to expose as an asynchronous operation. - Windows Runtime asynchronous operation object that returns the last element of the observable sequence, reporting incremental progress for each source sequence element. - is null. - - - - Creates a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation that returns the last element of the result sequence, reporting incremental progress for each element produced by the source sequence. - Upon cancellation of the asynchronous operation, the subscription to the source sequence will be disposed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - Source sequence to compute a result sequence that gets exposed as an asynchronous operation. - Selector function to map the source sequence on a result sequence. - Windows Runtime asynchronous operation object that returns the last element of the result sequence, reporting incremental progress for each source sequence element. - or is null. - - - - Creates a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation that returns the last element of the result sequence, using a selector function to map the source sequence on a progress reporting sequence. - Upon cancellation of the asynchronous operation, the subscription to the source sequence will be disposed. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the result sequence. - The type of the elements in the progress sequence. - Source sequence to compute a result sequence that gets exposed as an asynchronous operation and a progress sequence that gets reported through the asynchronous operation. - Selector function to map the source sequence on a result sequence. - Selector function to map the source sequence on a progress reporting sequence. - Windows Runtime asynchronous operation object that returns the last element of the result sequence, reporting progress computed through the progress sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Provides a set of extension methods for scheduling actions performed through observable sequences on UI dispatchers. - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified dispatcher. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Dispatcher whose associated message loop is used to notify observers on. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified dispatcher. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the specified dispatcher. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Dispatcher whose associated message loop is used to notify observers on. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified dispatcher. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Object to get the dispatcher from. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified object's dispatcher. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Object to get the dispatcher from. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the specified object's dispatcher. - or is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the current window. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the current window's dispatcher. - is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the current window. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose observations happen on the current window's dispatcher. - is null. - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified dispatcher. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Dispatcher whose associated message loop is used to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified dispatcher. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the specified dispatcher. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the specified dispatcher, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the specified dispatcher. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Dispatcher whose associated message loop is used to perform subscription and unsubscription actions on. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified dispatcher. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the specified dispatcher. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the specified dispatcher, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Object to get the dispatcher from. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified object's dispatcher. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the specified object, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Object to get the dispatcher from. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the specified object's dispatcher. - or is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the dispatcher associated with the specified object. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the specified object, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the dispatcher associated with the current window. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the current window's dispatcher. - is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the dispatcher associated with the current window. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the current window, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Wraps the source sequence in order to run its subscription and unsubscription logic on the dispatcher associated with the current window. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Source sequence. - Priority to schedule work items at. - The source sequence whose subscriptions and unsubscriptions happen on the current window's dispatcher. - is null. - - Only the side-effects of subscribing to the source sequence and disposing subscriptions to the source sequence are run on the dispatcher associated with the current window. - In order to invoke observer callbacks on the dispatcher associated with the current window, e.g. to render results in a control, use . - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for importing typed events from Windows Runtime APIs. - - - - - Converts a typed event, conforming to the standard event pattern, to an observable sequence. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying typed event. - or is null. - - - - - Converts a typed event, conforming to the standard event pattern, to an observable sequence. - - The delegate type of the event to be converted. - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - A function used to convert the given event handler to a delegate compatible with the underlying typed event. The resulting delegate is used in calls to the addHandler and removeHandler action parameters. - Action that attaches the given event handler to the underlying .NET event. - Action that detaches the given event handler from the underlying .NET event. - The observable sequence that contains data representations of invocations of the underlying typed event. - or or is null. - - - - - Exposes an observable sequence as an object with a typed event. - - The type of the sender that raises the event. - The type of the event data generated by the event. - Observable source sequence. - The event source object. - is null. - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation and merges all of the asynchronous operation results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected asynchronous operations and the elements in the merged result sequence. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the asynchronous operations executed for each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and Windows Runtime asynchronous operations, without requiring manual conversion of the asynchronous operations to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation and merges all of the asynchronous operation results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the result produced by the projected asynchronous operations and the elements in the merged result sequence. - The type of the reported progress objects, which get ignored by this query operator. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of the asynchronous operations executed for each element of the input sequence. - or is null. - This overload supports composition of observable sequences and Windows Runtime asynchronous operations, without requiring manual conversion of the asynchronous operations to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation, invokes the result selector for the source element and the asynchronous operation result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected asynchronous operations. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate asynchronous operation results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining an asynchronous operation for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the asynchronous operation's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and Windows Runtime asynchronous operations, without requiring manual conversion of the asynchronous operations to observable sequences using . - - - - Projects each element of an observable sequence to a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation, invokes the result selector for the source element and the asynchronous operation result, and merges the results into one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the results produced by the projected asynchronous operations. - The type of the reported progress objects, which get ignored by this query operator. - The type of the elements in the result sequence, obtained by using the selector to combine source sequence elements with their corresponding intermediate asynchronous operation results. - An observable sequence of elements to project. - A transform function to apply to each element. - A transform function to apply to each element of the intermediate sequence. - An observable sequence whose elements are the result of obtaining an asynchronous operation for each element of the input sequence and then mapping the asynchronous operation's result and its corresponding source element to a result element. - or or is null. - This overload supports using LINQ query comprehension syntax in C# and Visual Basic to compose observable sequences and Windows Runtime asynchronous operations, without requiring manual conversion of the asynchronous operations to observable sequences using . - - - - Base class for implementation of query operators, providing a lightweight sink that can be disposed to mute the outgoing observer. - - Type of the resulting sequence's elements. - Implementations of sinks are responsible to enforce the message grammar on the associated observer. Upon sending a terminal message, a pairing Dispose call should be made to trigger cancellation of related resources and to mute the outgoing observer. - - - - Provides a mechanism for receiving push-based notifications and returning a response. - - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - This type parameter is contravariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is less derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - The type of the result returned from the observer's notification handlers. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Notifies the observer of a new element in the sequence. - - The new element in the sequence. - Result returned upon observation of a new element. - - - - Notifies the observer that an exception has occurred. - - The exception that occurred. - Result returned upon observation of an error. - - - - Notifies the observer of the end of the sequence. - - Result returned upon observation of the sequence completion. - - - - Abstract base class for join patterns. - - - - - Represents a join pattern over one observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over two observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all three observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the third observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the two previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over three observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all four observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fourth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the three previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over four observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all five observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fifth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the four previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over five observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all six observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the sixth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the five previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over six observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all seven observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the seventh observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the six previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over seven observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all eight observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the eighth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the seven previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over eight observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all nine observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the ninth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the eight previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over nine observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all ten observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the tenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the nine previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over ten observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all eleven observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the eleventh observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the ten previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over eleven observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all twelve observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the twelfth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the eleven previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over twelve observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all thirteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the thirteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the twelve previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over thirteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all fourteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fourteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the thirteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over fourteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all fifteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fifteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the fourteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over fifteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all sixteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the sixteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the fifteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over sixteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents an execution plan for join patterns. - - The type of the results produced by the plan. - - - - Abstract base class for join patterns represented by an expression tree. - - - - - Creates a new join pattern object using the specified expression tree represention. - - Expression tree representing the join pattern. - - - - Gets the expression tree representing the join pattern. - - - - - Represents a join pattern over two observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all three observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the third observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the two previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over three observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all four observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fourth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the three previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over four observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all five observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fifth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the four previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over five observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all six observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the sixth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the five previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over six observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all seven observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the seventh observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the six previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over seven observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all eight observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the eighth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the seven previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over eight observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all nine observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the ninth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the eight previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over nine observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all ten observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the tenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the nine previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over ten observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all eleven observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the eleventh observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the ten previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over eleven observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all twelve observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the twelfth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the eleven previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over twelve observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all thirteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the thirteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the twelve previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over thirteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all fourteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fourteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the thirteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over fourteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all fifteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the fifteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the fourteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over fifteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - - - - Creates a pattern that matches when all sixteen observable sequences have an available element. - - The type of the elements in the sixteenth observable sequence. - Observable sequence to match with the fifteen previous sequences. - Pattern object that matches when all observable sequences have an available element. - is null. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents a join pattern over sixteen observable sequences. - - The type of the elements in the first source sequence. - The type of the elements in the second source sequence. - The type of the elements in the third source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the seventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eighth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the ninth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the tenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the eleventh source sequence. - The type of the elements in the twelfth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the thirteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fourteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the fifteenth source sequence. - The type of the elements in the sixteenth source sequence. - - - - Matches when all observable sequences have an available element and projects the elements by invoking the selector function. - - The type of the elements in the result sequence, returned by the selector function. - Selector that will be invoked for elements in the source sequences. - Plan that produces the projected results, to be fed (with other plans) to the When operator. - is null. - - - - Represents an execution plan for join patterns represented by an expression tree. - - The type of the results produced by the plan. - - - - Gets the expression tree representing the join pattern execution plan. - - - - - The System.Reactive.Joins namespace contains classes used to express join patterns over observable sequences using fluent method syntax. - - - - - Represents an object that retains the elements of the observable sequence and signals the end of the sequence. - - The type of elements received from the source sequence. - - - - Constructs an object that retains the values of source and signals the end of the sequence. - - The observable sequence whose elements will be retained in the list. - is null. - - - - Returns the last value of the observable sequence. - - - - - Determines the index of a specific item in the ListObservable. - - The element to determine the index for. - The index of the specified item in the list; -1 if not found. - - - - Inserts an item to the ListObservable at the specified index. - - The index to insert the item at. - The item to insert in the list. - - - - Removes the ListObservable item at the specified index. - - The index of the item to remove. - - - - Gets or sets the element at the specified index. - - The index of the item to retrieve or set. - - - - Adds an item to the ListObservable. - - The item to add to the list. - - - - Removes all items from the ListObservable. - - - - - Determines whether the ListObservable contains a specific value. - - The item to search for in the list. - true if found; false otherwise. - - - - Copies the elements of the ListObservable to an System.Array, starting at a particular System.Array index. - - The array to copy elements to. - The start index in the array to start copying elements to. - - - - Gets the number of elements contained in the ListObservable. - - - - - Gets a value that indicates whether the ListObservable is read-only. - - - - - Removes the first occurrence of a specific object from the ListObservable. - - The item to remove from the list. - true if the item was found; false otherwise. - - - - Returns an enumerator that iterates through the collection. - - Enumerator over the list. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the ListObservable which will be notified upon completion. - - The observer to send completion or error messages to. - The disposable resource that can be used to unsubscribe. - is null. - - - - The System.Reactive namespace contains interfaces and classes used throughout the Reactive Extensions library. - - - - - The System.Reactive.Subjects namespace contains interfaces and classes to represent subjects, which are objects implementing both and . - Subjects are often used as sources of events, allowing one party to raise events and allowing another party to write queries over the event stream. Because of their ability to - have multiple registered observers, subjects are also used as a facility to provide multicast behavior for event streams in queries. - - - - - Represents the result of an asynchronous operation. - The last value before the OnCompleted notification, or the error received through OnError, is sent to all subscribed observers. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Creates a subject that can only receive one value and that value is cached for all future observations. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the end of the sequence, also causing the last received value to be sent out (if any). - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the exception. - - The exception to send to all observers. - is null. - - - - Sends a value to the subject. The last value received before successful termination will be sent to all subscribed and future observers. - - The value to store in the subject. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Unsubscribe all observers and release resources. - - - - - Gets an awaitable object for the current AsyncSubject. - - Object that can be awaited. - - - - Specifies a callback action that will be invoked when the subject completes. - - Callback action that will be invoked when the subject completes. - is null. - - - - Gets whether the AsyncSubject has completed. - - - - - Gets the last element of the subject, potentially blocking until the subject completes successfully or exceptionally. - - The last element of the subject. Throws an InvalidOperationException if no element was received. - The source sequence is empty. - - - - Represents a value that changes over time. - Observers can subscribe to the subject to receive the last (or initial) value and all subsequent notifications. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class which creates a subject that caches its last value and starts with the specified value. - - Initial value sent to observers when no other value has been received by the subject yet. - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Gets the current value or throws an exception. - - The initial value passed to the constructor until is called; after which, the last value passed to . - - is frozen after is called. - After is called, always throws the specified exception. - An exception is always thrown after is called. - - Reading is a thread-safe operation, though there's a potential race condition when or are being invoked concurrently. - In some cases, it may be necessary for a caller to use external synchronization to avoid race conditions. - - - Dispose was called. - - - - Tries to get the current value or throws an exception. - - The initial value passed to the constructor until is called; after which, the last value passed to . - true if a value is available; false if the subject was disposed. - - The value returned from is frozen after is called. - After is called, always throws the specified exception. - - Calling is a thread-safe operation, though there's a potential race condition when or are being invoked concurrently. - In some cases, it may be necessary for a caller to use external synchronization to avoid race conditions. - - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the end of the sequence. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the exception. - - The exception to send to all observers. - is null. - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the arrival of the specified element in the sequence. - - The value to send to all observers. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Unsubscribe all observers and release resources. - - - - - Represents an observable wrapper that can be connected and disconnected from its underlying observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - The type of the elements in the resulting sequence, after transformation through the subject. - - - - Creates an observable that can be connected and disconnected from its source. - - Underlying observable source sequence that can be connected and disconnected from the wrapper. - Subject exposed by the connectable observable, receiving data from the underlying source sequence upon connection. - - - - Connects the observable wrapper to its source. All subscribed observers will receive values from the underlying observable sequence as long as the connection is established. - - Disposable object used to disconnect the observable wrapper from its source, causing subscribed observer to stop receiving values from the underlying observable sequence. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the observable sequence. No values from the underlying observable source will be received unless a connection was established through the Connect method. - - Observer that will receive values from the underlying observable source when the current ConnectableObservable instance is connected through a call to Connect. - Disposable used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - - - - Represents an observable wrapper that can be connected and disconnected from its underlying observable sequence. - - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Connects the observable wrapper to its source. All subscribed observers will receive values from the underlying observable sequence as long as the connection is established. - - Disposable used to disconnect the observable wrapper from its source, causing subscribed observer to stop receiving values from the underlying observable sequence. - - - - Represents an object that is both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Represents an object that is both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - - - The type of the elements received by the subject. - This type parameter is contravariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is less derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - The type of the elements produced by the subject. - This type parameter is covariant. That is, you can use either the type you specified or any type that is more derived. For more information about covariance and contravariance, see Covariance and Contravariance in Generics. - - - - - Represents an object that is both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - Each notification is broadcasted to all subscribed and future observers, subject to buffer trimming policies. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Underlying optimized implementation of the replay subject. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified scheduler. - - Scheduler the observers are invoked on. - is null. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified buffer size. - - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - is less than zero. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified buffer size and scheduler. - - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Scheduler the observers are invoked on. - is null. - is less than zero. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified window. - - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - is less than . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified window and scheduler. - - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler the observers are invoked on. - is null. - is less than . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified buffer size and window. - - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - is less than zero. -or- is less than . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with the specified buffer size, window and scheduler. - - Maximum element count of the replay buffer. - Maximum time length of the replay buffer. - Scheduler the observers are invoked on. - is less than zero. -or- is less than . - is null. - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed and future observers about the arrival of the specified element in the sequence. - - The value to send to all observers. - - - - Notifies all subscribed and future observers about the specified exception. - - The exception to send to all observers. - is null. - - - - Notifies all subscribed and future observers about the end of the sequence. - - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Releases all resources used by the current instance of the class and unsubscribe all observers. - - - - - Original implementation of the ReplaySubject with time based operations (Scheduling, Stopwatch, buffer-by-time). - - - - - Specialized scheduled observer similar to a scheduled observer for the immediate scheduler. - - Type of the elements processed by the observer. - - - - Gate to control ownership transfer and protect data structures. - - - - - Observer to forward notifications to. - - - - - Queue to enqueue OnNext notifications into. - - - - - Standby queue to swap out for _queue when transferring ownership. This allows to reuse - queues in case of busy subjects where the initial replay doesn't suffice to catch up. - - - - - Exception passed to an OnError notification, if any. - - - - - Indicates whether an OnCompleted notification was received. - - - - - Indicates whether the observer is busy, i.e. some thread is actively draining the - notifications that were queued up. - - - - - Indicates whether a failure occurred when the owner was draining the queue. This will - prevent future work to be processed. - - - - - Creates a new scheduled observer that proxies to the specified observer. - - Observer to forward notifications to. - - - - Disposes the observer. - - - - - Notifies the observer of pending work. This will either cause the current owner to - process the newly enqueued notifications, or it will cause the calling thread to - become the owner and start processing the notification queue. - - - - - Notifies the observer of pending work. This will either cause the current owner to - process the newly enqueued notifications, or it will cause the calling thread to - become the owner and start processing the notification queue. - - The number of enqueued notifications to process (ignored). - - - - Enqueues an OnCompleted notification. - - - - - Enqueues an OnError notification. - - Error of the notification. - - - - Enqueues an OnNext notification. - - Value of the notification. - - - - Terminates the observer upon receiving terminal notifications, thus preventing - future notifications to go out. - - Observer to send terminal notifications to. - - - - Represents an object that is both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - Each notification is broadcasted to all subscribed observers. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Creates a subject. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the end of the sequence. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the specified exception. - - The exception to send to all currently subscribed observers. - is null. - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the arrival of the specified element in the sequence. - - The value to send to all currently subscribed observers. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Releases all resources used by the current instance of the class and unsubscribes all observers. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for creating subjects. - - - - - Creates a subject from the specified observer and observable. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - The type of the elements produced by the observable sequence. - The observer used to send messages to the subject. - The observable used to subscribe to messages sent from the subject. - Subject implemented using the given observer and observable. - or is null. - - - - Creates a subject from the specified observer and observable. - - The type of the elements received by the observer and produced by the observable sequence. - The observer used to send messages to the subject. - The observable used to subscribe to messages sent from the subject. - Subject implemented using the given observer and observable. - or is null. - - - - Synchronizes the messages sent to the subject. - - The type of the elements received by the subject. - The type of the elements produced by the subject. - The subject to synchronize. - Subject whose messages are synchronized. - is null. - - - - Synchronizes the messages sent to the subject. - - The type of the elements received and produced by the subject. - The subject to synchronize. - Subject whose messages are synchronized. - is null. - - - - Synchronizes the messages sent to the subject and notifies observers on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements received by the subject. - The type of the elements produced by the subject. - The subject to synchronize. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - Subject whose messages are synchronized and whose observers are notified on the given scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Synchronizes the messages sent to the subject and notifies observers on the specified scheduler. - - The type of the elements received and produced by the subject. - The subject to synchronize. - Scheduler to notify observers on. - Subject whose messages are synchronized and whose observers are notified on the given scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Base class for objects that are both an observable sequence as well as an observer. - - The type of the elements processed by the subject. - - - - Indicates whether the subject has observers subscribed to it. - - - - - Indicates whether the subject has been disposed. - - - - - Releases all resources used by the current instance of the subject and unsubscribes all observers. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the end of the sequence. - - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the specified exception. - - The exception to send to all currently subscribed observers. - is null. - - - - Notifies all subscribed observers about the arrival of the specified element in the sequence. - - The value to send to all currently subscribed observers. - - - - Subscribes an observer to the subject. - - Observer to subscribe to the subject. - Disposable object that can be used to unsubscribe the observer from the subject. - is null. - - - - Indicates the type of a notification. - - - - - Represents an OnNext notification. - - - - - Represents an OnError notification. - - - - - Represents an OnCompleted notification. - - - - - Represents a notification to an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - - - - Default constructor used by derived types. - - - - - Returns the value of an OnNext notification or throws an exception. - - - - - Returns a value that indicates whether the notification has a value. - - - - - Returns the exception of an OnError notification or returns null. - - - - - Gets the kind of notification that is represented. - - - - - Represents an OnNext notification to an observer. - - - - - Constructs a notification of a new value. - - - - - Returns the value of an OnNext notification. - - - - - Returns null. - - - - - Returns true. - - - - - Returns . - - - - - Returns the hash code for this instance. - - - - - Indicates whether this instance and a specified object are equal. - - - - - Returns a string representation of this instance. - - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Represents an OnError notification to an observer. - - - - - Constructs a notification of an exception. - - - - - Throws the exception. - - - - - Returns the exception. - - - - - Returns false. - - - - - Returns . - - - - - Returns the hash code for this instance. - - - - - Indicates whether this instance and other are equal. - - - - - Returns a string representation of this instance. - - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Represents an OnCompleted notification to an observer. - - - - - Constructs a notification of the end of a sequence. - - - - - Throws an . - - - - - Returns null. - - - - - Returns false. - - - - - Returns . - - - - - Returns the hash code for this instance. - - - - - Indicates whether this instance and other are equal. - - - - - Returns a string representation of this instance. - - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Determines whether the current object has the same observer message payload as a specified value. - - An object to compare to the current object. - true if both objects have the same observer message payload; otherwise, false. - - Equality of objects is based on the equality of the observer message payload they represent, including the notification Kind and the Value or Exception (if any). - This means two objects can be equal even though they don't represent the same observer method call, but have the same Kind and have equal parameters passed to the observer method. - In case one wants to determine whether two objects represent the same observer method call, use Object.ReferenceEquals identity equality instead. - - - - - Determines whether the two specified objects have the same observer message payload. - - The first to compare, or null. - The second to compare, or null. - true if the first value has the same observer message payload as the second value; otherwise, false. - - Equality of objects is based on the equality of the observer message payload they represent, including the notification Kind and the Value or Exception (if any). - This means two objects can be equal even though they don't represent the same observer method call, but have the same Kind and have equal parameters passed to the observer method. - In case one wants to determine whether two objects represent the same observer method call, use Object.ReferenceEquals identity equality instead. - - - - - Determines whether the two specified objects have a different observer message payload. - - The first to compare, or null. - The second to compare, or null. - true if the first value has a different observer message payload as the second value; otherwise, false. - - Equality of objects is based on the equality of the observer message payload they represent, including the notification Kind and the Value or Exception (if any). - This means two objects can be equal even though they don't represent the same observer method call, but have the same Kind and have equal parameters passed to the observer method. - In case one wants to determine whether two objects represent a different observer method call, use Object.ReferenceEquals identity equality instead. - - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current ; otherwise, false. - - Equality of objects is based on the equality of the observer message payload they represent, including the notification Kind and the Value or Exception (if any). - This means two objects can be equal even though they don't represent the same observer method call, but have the same Kind and have equal parameters passed to the observer method. - In case one wants to determine whether two objects represent the same observer method call, use Object.ReferenceEquals identity equality instead. - - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification. - - Observer to invoke the notification on. - - - - Invokes the observer's method corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - The type of the result returned from the observer's notification handlers. - Observer to invoke the notification on. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification. - - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - - - - Invokes the delegate corresponding to the notification and returns the produced result. - - The type of the result returned from the notification handler delegates. - Delegate to invoke for an OnNext notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnError notification. - Delegate to invoke for an OnCompleted notification. - Result produced by the observation. - - - - Returns an observable sequence with a single notification, using the immediate scheduler. - - The observable sequence that surfaces the behavior of the notification upon subscription. - - - - Returns an observable sequence with a single notification. - - Scheduler to send out the notification calls on. - The observable sequence that surfaces the behavior of the notification upon subscription. - - - - Provides a set of static methods for constructing notifications. - - - - - Creates an object that represents an OnNext notification to an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. Upon dematerialization of the notifications into an observable sequence, this type is used as the element type for the sequence. - The value contained in the notification. - The OnNext notification containing the value. - - - - Creates an object that represents an OnError notification to an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. Upon dematerialization of the notifications into an observable sequence, this type is used as the element type for the sequence. - The exception contained in the notification. - The OnError notification containing the exception. - is null. - - - - Creates an object that represents an OnCompleted notification to an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. Upon dematerialization of the notifications into an observable sequence, this type is used as the element type for the sequence. - The OnCompleted notification. - - - - Abstract base class for implementations of the interface. - - - If you don't need a named type to create an observable sequence (i.e. you rather need - an instance rather than a reusable type), use the Observable.Create method to create - an observable sequence with specified subscription behavior. - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Subscribes the given observer to the observable sequence. - - Observer that will receive notifications from the observable sequence. - Disposable object representing an observer's subscription to the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Implement this method with the core subscription logic for the observable sequence. - - Observer to send notifications to. - Disposable object representing an observer's subscription to the observable sequence. - - - - Provides a set of static methods for creating observers. - - - - - Creates an observer from a notification callback. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Action that handles a notification. - The observer object that invokes the specified handler using a notification corresponding to each message it receives. - is null. - - - - Creates a notification callback from an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer object. - The action that forwards its input notification to the underlying observer. - is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified OnNext action. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer's OnNext action implementation. - The observer object implemented using the given actions. - is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified OnNext and OnError actions. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer's OnNext action implementation. - Observer's OnError action implementation. - The observer object implemented using the given actions. - or is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified OnNext and OnCompleted actions. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer's OnNext action implementation. - Observer's OnCompleted action implementation. - The observer object implemented using the given actions. - or is null. - - - - Creates an observer from the specified OnNext, OnError, and OnCompleted actions. - - The type of the elements received by the observer. - Observer's OnNext action implementation. - Observer's OnError action implementation. - Observer's OnCompleted action implementation. - The observer object implemented using the given actions. - or or is null. - - - - Hides the identity of an observer. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - An observer whose identity to hide. - An observer that hides the identity of the specified observer. - is null. - - - - Checks access to the observer for grammar violations. This includes checking for multiple OnError or OnCompleted calls, as well as reentrancy in any of the observer methods. - If a violation is detected, an InvalidOperationException is thrown from the offending observer method call. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callback invocations should be checked for grammar violations. - An observer that checks callbacks invocations against the observer grammar and, if the checks pass, forwards those to the specified observer. - is null. - - - - Synchronizes access to the observer such that its callback methods cannot be called concurrently from multiple threads. This overload is useful when coordinating access to an observer. - Notice reentrant observer callbacks on the same thread are still possible. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callbacks should be synchronized. - An observer that delivers callbacks to the specified observer in a synchronized manner. - is null. - - Because a Monitor is used to perform the synchronization, there's no protection against reentrancy from the same thread. - Hence, overlapped observer callbacks are still possible, which is invalid behavior according to the observer grammar. In order to protect against this behavior as - well, use the overload, passing true for the second parameter. - - - - - Synchronizes access to the observer such that its callback methods cannot be called concurrently. This overload is useful when coordinating access to an observer. - The parameter configures the type of lock used for synchronization. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callbacks should be synchronized. - If set to true, reentrant observer callbacks will be queued up and get delivered to the observer in a sequential manner. - An observer that delivers callbacks to the specified observer in a synchronized manner. - is null. - - When the parameter is set to false, behavior is identical to the overload which uses - a Monitor for synchronization. When the parameter is set to true, an - is used to queue up callbacks to the specified observer if a reentrant call is made. - - - - - Synchronizes access to the observer such that its callback methods cannot be called concurrently by multiple threads, using the specified gate object for use by a Monitor-based lock. - This overload is useful when coordinating multiple observers that access shared state by synchronizing on a common gate object. - Notice reentrant observer callbacks on the same thread are still possible. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callbacks should be synchronized. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - An observer that delivers callbacks to the specified observer in a synchronized manner. - or is null. - - Because a Monitor is used to perform the synchronization, there's no protection against reentrancy from the same thread. - Hence, overlapped observer callbacks are still possible, which is invalid behavior according to the observer grammar. In order to protect against this behavior as - well, use the overload. - - - - - Synchronizes access to the observer such that its callback methods cannot be called concurrently, using the specified asynchronous lock to protect against concurrent and reentrant access. - This overload is useful when coordinating multiple observers that access shared state by synchronizing on a common asynchronous lock. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer whose callbacks should be synchronized. - Gate object to synchronize each observer call on. - An observer that delivers callbacks to the specified observer in a synchronized manner. - or is null. - - - - Schedules the invocation of observer methods on the given scheduler. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer to schedule messages for. - Scheduler to schedule observer messages on. - Observer whose messages are scheduled on the given scheduler. - or is null. - - - - Schedules the invocation of observer methods on the given synchonization context. - - The type of the elements received by the source observer. - The observer to schedule messages for. - Synchonization context to schedule observer messages on. - Observer whose messages are scheduled on the given synchonization context. - or is null. - - - - Converts an observer to a progress object. - - The type of the progress objects received by the source observer. - The observer to convert. - Progress object whose Report messages correspond to the observer's OnNext messages. - is null. - - - - Converts an observer to a progress object, using the specified scheduler to invoke the progress reporting method. - - The type of the progress objects received by the source observer. - The observer to convert. - Scheduler to report progress on. - Progress object whose Report messages correspond to the observer's OnNext messages. - or is null. - - - - Converts a progress object to an observer. - - The type of the progress objects received by the progress reporter. - The progress object to convert. - Observer whose OnNext messages correspond to the progress object's Report messages. - is null. - - - - Abstract base class for implementations of the interface. - - This base class enforces the grammar of observers where and are terminal messages. - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Creates a new observer in a non-stopped state. - - - - - Notifies the observer of a new element in the sequence. - - Next element in the sequence. - - - - Implement this method to react to the receival of a new element in the sequence. - - Next element in the sequence. - This method only gets called when the observer hasn't stopped yet. - - - - Notifies the observer that an exception has occurred. - - The error that has occurred. - is null. - - - - Implement this method to react to the occurrence of an exception. - - The error that has occurred. - This method only gets called when the observer hasn't stopped yet, and causes the observer to stop. - - - - Notifies the observer of the end of the sequence. - - - - - Implement this method to react to the end of the sequence. - - This method only gets called when the observer hasn't stopped yet, and causes the observer to stop. - - - - Disposes the observer, causing it to transition to the stopped state. - - - - - Core implementation of . - - true if the Dispose call was triggered by the method; false if it was triggered by the finalizer. - - - - A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc. - - - - - Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class. - - - - - Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all - resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Using the Scheduler.{0} property is no longer supported due to refactoring of the API surface and elimination of platform-specific dependencies. Please include System.Reactive.PlatformServices for your target platform and use the {0}Scheduler type instead. If you're building a Windows Store app, notice some schedulers are no longer supported. Consider using Scheduler.Default instead.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to OnCompleted notification doesn't have a value.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Disposable has already been assigned.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Disposables collection can not contain null values.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Failed to start monitoring system clock changes.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Heap is empty.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Observer has already terminated.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Reentrancy has been detected.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to This scheduler operation has already been awaited.. - - - - - A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc. - - - - - Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class. - - - - - Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all - resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to {0} cannot be called when the scheduler is already running. Try using Sleep instead.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Could not find event '{0}' on object of type '{1}'.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Could not find event '{0}' on type '{1}'.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Add method should take 1 parameter.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The second parameter of the event delegate must be assignable to '{0}'.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Event is missing the add method.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Event is missing the remove method.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The event delegate must have a void return type.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The event delegate must have exactly two parameters.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Remove method should take 1 parameter.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The first parameter of the event delegate must be assignable to '{0}'.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Remove method of a WinRT event should take an EventRegistrationToken.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Sequence contains more than one element.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Sequence contains more than one matching element.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Sequence contains no elements.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Sequence contains no matching element.. - - - - - A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc. - - - - - Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class. - - - - - Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all - resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The WinRT thread pool doesn't support creating periodic timers with a period below 1 millisecond.. - - - - - A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc. - - - - - Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class. - - - - - Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all - resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Expected Qbservable.ToQueryable.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to Invalid expression tree type.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to There is no method '{0}' on type '{1}' that matches the specified arguments.. - - - - - Extension of the interface compatible with async method return types. - - - This class implements a "task-like" type that can be used as the return type of an asynchronous - method in C# 7.0 and beyond. For example: - - async ITaskObservable<int> RxAsync() - { - var res = await Observable.Return(21).Delay(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1)); - return res * 2; - } - - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Gets an awaiter that can be used to await the eventual completion of the observable sequence. - - An awaiter that can be used to await the eventual completion of the observable sequence. - - - - Interface representing an awaiter for an . - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - Gets a Boolean indicating whether the observable sequence has completed. - - - - - Gets the result produced by the observable sequence. - - The result produced by the observable sequence. - - - - The System.Reactive.Threading.Tasks namespace contains helpers for the conversion between tasks and observable sequences. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for converting tasks to observable sequences. - - - - - Returns an observable sequence that signals when the task completes. - - Task to convert to an observable sequence. - An observable sequence that produces a unit value when the task completes, or propagates the exception produced by the task. - is null. - If the specified task object supports cancellation, consider using instead. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that signals when the task completes. - - Task to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler on which to notify observers about completion, cancellation or failure. - An observable sequence that produces a unit value when the task completes, or propagates the exception produced by the task. - is null or is null. - If the specified task object supports cancellation, consider using instead. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that propagates the result of the task. - - The type of the result produced by the task. - Task to convert to an observable sequence. - An observable sequence that produces the task's result, or propagates the exception produced by the task. - is null. - If the specified task object supports cancellation, consider using instead. - - - - Returns an observable sequence that propagates the result of the task. - - The type of the result produced by the task. - Task to convert to an observable sequence. - Scheduler on which to notify observers about completion, cancellation or failure. - An observable sequence that produces the task's result, or propagates the exception produced by the task. - is null or is null. - If the specified task object supports cancellation, consider using instead. - - - - Returns a task that will receive the last value or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to convert to a task. - A task that will receive the last element or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns a task that will receive the last value or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to convert to a task. - The state to use as the underlying task's AsyncState. - A task that will receive the last element or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns a task that will receive the last value or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to convert to a task. - Cancellation token that can be used to cancel the task, causing unsubscription from the observable sequence. - A task that will receive the last element or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Returns a task that will receive the last value or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to convert to a task. - Cancellation token that can be used to cancel the task, causing unsubscription from the observable sequence. - The state to use as the underlying task's . - A task that will receive the last element or the exception produced by the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Represents a value associated with time interval information. - The time interval can represent the time it took to produce the value, the interval relative to a previous value, the value's delivery time relative to a base, etc. - - The type of the value being annotated with time interval information. - - - - Constructs a time interval value. - - The value to be annotated with a time interval. - Time interval associated with the value. - - - - Gets the value. - - - - - Gets the interval. - - - - - Determines whether the current value has the same and as a specified value. - - An object to compare to the current value. - true if both values have the same and ; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values have the same and . - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - true if the first value has the same and as the second value; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values don't have the same and . - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - true if the first value has a different or as the second value; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current ; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current value. - - A hash code for the current value. - - - - Returns a string representation of the current value. - - String representation of the current value. - - - - Represents value with a timestamp on it. - The timestamp typically represents the time the value was received, using an IScheduler's clock to obtain the current time. - - The type of the value being timestamped. - - - - Constructs a timestamped value. - - The value to be annotated with a timestamp. - Timestamp associated with the value. - - - - Gets the value. - - - - - Gets the timestamp. - - - - - Determines whether the current value has the same and as a specified value. - - An object to compare to the current value. - true if both values have the same and ; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values have the same and . - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - true if the first value has the same and as the second value; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values don't have the same and . - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - true if the first value has a different or as the second value; otherwise, false. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current ; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current value. - - A hash code for the current value. - - - - Returns a string representation of the current value. - - String representation of the current value. - - - - A helper class with a factory method for creating instances. - - - - - Creates an instance of a . This is syntactic sugar that uses type inference - to avoid specifying a type in a constructor call, which is very useful when using anonymous types. - - The value to be annotated with a timestamp. - Timestamp associated with the value. - Creates a new timestamped value. - - - - Represents a type with a single value. This type is often used to denote the successful completion of a void-returning method (C#) or a Sub procedure (Visual Basic). - - - - - Determines whether the specified value is equal to the current . Because has a single value, this always returns true. - - An object to compare to the current value. - Because has a single value, this always returns true. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current . - - The System.Object to compare with the current . - true if the specified System.Object is a value; otherwise, false. - - - - Returns the hash code for the current value. - - A hash code for the current value. - - - - Returns a string representation of the current value. - - String representation of the current value. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values are equal. Because has a single value, this always returns true. - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - Because has a single value, this always returns true. - - - - Determines whether the two specified values are not equal. Because has a single value, this always returns false. - - The first value to compare. - The second value to compare. - Because has a single value, this always returns false. - - - - Gets the single value. - - - - - Provides conversions from Windows Runtime asynchronous actions and operations to observable sequences. - - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous action to an observable sequence. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the action's successful or exceptional completion. - - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence that produces a unit value when the asynchronous action completes, or propagates the exception produced by the asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous action to an observable sequence, ignoring its progress notifications. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the action's successful or exceptional completion. - - The type of the reported progress objects, which get ignored by this conversion. - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence that produces a unit value when the asynchronous action completes, or propagates the exception produced by the asynchronous action. - is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous action to an observable sequence, reporting its progress through the supplied progress object. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the action's successful or exceptional completion. - - The type of the reported progress objects. - Asynchronous action to convert. - Progress object to receive progress notifications on. - An observable sequence that produces a unit value when the asynchronous action completes, or propagates the exception produced by the asynchronous action. - or is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous action to an observable sequence reporting its progress. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the action's succesful or exceptional completion. - - The type of the reported progress objects. - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence that produces progress values from the asynchronous action and notifies observers about the action's completion. - is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation to an observable sequence reporting its result. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the operation's single result and its successful exceptional completion. - - The type of the asynchronous operation's result. - Asynchronous operation to convert. - An observable sequence that notifies observers about the asynchronous operation's result value and completion. - is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation to an observable sequence reporting its result but ignoring its progress notifications. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the operations's single result and its successful or exceptional completion. - - The type of the asynchronous operation's result. - The type of the reported progress objects, which get ignored by this conversion. - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence that notifies observers about the asynchronous operation's result value and completion. - is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation to an observable sequence reporting its result and reporting its progress through the supplied progress object. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the operations's single result and its successful or exceptional completion. - - The type of the asynchronous operation's result. - The type of the reported progress objects. - Asynchronous action to convert. - Progress object to receive progress notifications on. - An observable sequence that notifies observers about the asynchronous operation's result value and completion. - or is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation to an observable sequence reporting its progress but ignoring its result value. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the action's succesful or exceptional completion. - - The type of the asynchronous operation's result, which gets ignored by this conversion. - The type of the reported progress objects. - Asynchronous action to convert. - An observable sequence that produces progress values from the asynchronous operatin and notifies observers about the operations's completion. - is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation to an observable sequence by retrieving the operation's results whenever progress is reported and when the operation completes. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the action's succesful or exceptional completion. - - The type of the asynchronous operation's result. - The type of the reported progress objects, which are used internally in the conversion but aren't exposed. - Asynchronous operation to convert. - An observable sequence that notifies observers about the asynchronous operation's (incremental) result value(s) and completion. - This conversion can be used with Windows Runtime APIs that support incremental retrieval of results during an asynchronous operation's execution. - is null. - - - - Converts a Windows Runtime asynchronous operation to an observable sequence by retrieving the operation's results whenever progress is reported and when the operation completes. The operation's progress is reported through the supplied progress object. - Each observer subscribed to the resulting observable sequence will be notified about the action's succesful or exceptional completion. - - The type of the asynchronous operation's result. - The type of the reported progress objects. - Asynchronous operation to convert. - Progress object to receive progress notifications on. - An observable sequence that notifies observers about the asynchronous operation's (incremental) result value(s) and completion. - This conversion can be used with Windows Runtime APIs that support incremental retrieval of results during an asynchronous operation's execution. - or is null. - - - - Represents a data stream signaling its elements by means of an event. - - Sender type. - Event arguments type. - - - - Event signaling the next element in the data stream. - - - - - A strongly-typed resource class, for looking up localized strings, etc. - - - - - Returns the cached ResourceManager instance used by this class. - - - - - Overrides the current thread's CurrentUICulture property for all - resource lookups using this strongly typed resource class. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to The current thread has no Dispatcher associated with it.. - - - - - Looks up a localized string similar to No current Window object found to obtain a CoreDispatcher from.. - - - - - Provides a set of static methods for subscribing delegates to observables. - - - - - Subscribes to the observable sequence without specifying any handlers. - This method can be used to evaluate the observable sequence for its side-effects only. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler and an exception handler to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler and a completion handler to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler, an exception handler, and a completion handler to an observable sequence. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an observer to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Observer to subscribe to the sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or is null. - - - - Subscribes to the observable sequence without specifying any handlers, using a to support unsubscription. - This method can be used to evaluate the observable sequence for its side-effects only. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler and an exception handler to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler and a completion handler to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or or is null. - - - - Subscribes an element handler, an exception handler, and a completion handler to an observable sequence, using a to support unsubscription. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Action to invoke for each element in the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon exceptional termination of the observable sequence. - Action to invoke upon graceful termination of the observable sequence. - CancellationToken that can be signaled to unsubscribe from the source sequence. - or or or is null. - - - - Subscribes to the specified source, re-routing synchronous exceptions during invocation of the method to the observer's channel. - This method is typically used when writing query operators. - - The type of the elements in the source sequence. - Observable sequence to subscribe to. - Observer that will be passed to the observable sequence, and that will be used for exception propagation. - object used to unsubscribe from the observable sequence. - or is null. - - - - Attribute to decorate a task-like type to specify a compatible asynchronous method builder. - - - - - Creates a new instance of the attribute using the specified . - - The type implementing the asynchronous method builder. - - - - Represents a builder for asynchronous methods that return a task-like . - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - The compiler-generated asynchronous state machine representing the execution flow of the asynchronous - method whose return type is a task-like . - - - - - The underlying observable sequence representing the result produced by the asynchronous method. - - - - - Creates an instance of the struct. - - A new instance of the struct. - - - - Begins running the builder with the associated state machine. - - The type of the state machine. - The state machine instance, passed by reference. - is null. - - - - Associates the builder with the specified state machine. - - The state machine instance to associate with the builder. - is null. - The state machine was previously set. - - - - Marks the observable as successfully completed. - - The result to use to complete the observable sequence. - The observable has already completed. - - - - Marks the observable as failed and binds the specified exception to the observable sequence. - - The exception to bind to the observable sequence. - is null. - The observable has already completed. - - - - Gets the observable sequence for this builder. - - - - - Schedules the state machine to proceed to the next action when the specified awaiter completes. - - The type of the awaiter. - The type of the state machine. - The awaiter. - The state machine. - - - - Schedules the state machine to proceed to the next action when the specified awaiter completes. - - The type of the awaiter. - The type of the state machine. - The awaiter. - The state machine. - - - - Rethrows an exception that was thrown from an awaiter's OnCompleted methods. - - The exception to rethrow. - - - - Implementation of the IObservable<T> interface compatible with async method return types. - - - This class implements a "task-like" type that can be used as the return type of an asynchronous - method in C# 7.0 and beyond. For example: - - async Observable<int> RxAsync() - { - var res = await Observable.Return(21).Delay(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(1)); - return res * 2; - } - - - The type of the elements in the sequence. - - - - The underlying observable sequence to subscribe to in case the asynchronous method did not - finish synchronously. - - - - - The result returned by the asynchronous method in case the method finished synchronously. - - - - - The exception thrown by the asynchronous method in case the method finished synchronously. - - - - - Creates a new for an asynchronous method that has not finished yet. - - - - - Creates a new for an asynchronous method that synchronously returned - the specified value. - - The result returned by the asynchronous method. - - - - Creates a new for an asynchronous method that synchronously threw - the specified . - - The exception thrown by the asynchronous method. - - - - Marks the observable as successfully completed. - - The result to use to complete the observable sequence. - The observable has already completed. - - - - Marks the observable as failed and binds the specified exception to the observable sequence. - - The exception to bind to the observable sequence. - is null. - The observable has already completed. - - - - Subscribes the given observer to the observable sequence. - - Observer that will receive notifications from the observable sequence. - Disposable object representing an observer's subscription to the observable sequence. - is null. - - - - Gets an awaiter that can be used to await the eventual completion of the observable sequence. - - An awaiter that can be used to await the eventual completion of the observable sequence. - - - - Gets a Boolean indicating whether the observable sequence has completed. - - - - - Gets the result produced by the observable sequence. - - The result produced by the observable sequence. - - - - Attaches the specified to the observable sequence. - - The continuation to attach. - - - diff --git a/packages/System.Reactive.Linq.4.0.0/.signature.p7s b/packages/System.Reactive.Linq.4.0.0/.signature.p7s deleted file mode 100644 index 264ca6db..00000000 Binary files a/packages/System.Reactive.Linq.4.0.0/.signature.p7s and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/System.Reactive.Linq.4.0.0/System.Reactive.Linq.4.0.0.nupkg b/packages/System.Reactive.Linq.4.0.0/System.Reactive.Linq.4.0.0.nupkg deleted file mode 100644 index 47cf3b57..00000000 Binary files a/packages/System.Reactive.Linq.4.0.0/System.Reactive.Linq.4.0.0.nupkg and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/System.Reactive.Linq.4.0.0/lib/net46/System.Reactive.Linq.dll b/packages/System.Reactive.Linq.4.0.0/lib/net46/System.Reactive.Linq.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 1e6f32d3..00000000 Binary files a/packages/System.Reactive.Linq.4.0.0/lib/net46/System.Reactive.Linq.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/System.Reactive.Linq.4.0.0/lib/net46/System.Reactive.Linq.xml b/packages/System.Reactive.Linq.4.0.0/lib/net46/System.Reactive.Linq.xml deleted file mode 100644 index 04d52dd1..00000000 --- a/packages/System.Reactive.Linq.4.0.0/lib/net46/System.Reactive.Linq.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,8 +0,0 @@ - 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The default is to not indent. - - - - - Represents an alias event. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the value of the alias. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the alias. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the alias. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Represents a document end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a document start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the tags. - - The tags. - - - - Gets the version. - - The version. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The tags. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The tags. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Callback interface for external event Visitor. - - - - - Represents a mapping end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a mapping start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Gets the style of the mapping. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The style of the mapping. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The style of the mapping. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Specifies the style of a mapping. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The block mapping style. - - - - - The flow mapping style. - - - - - Contains the behavior that is common between node events. - - - - - Gets the anchor. - - - - - - Gets the tag. - - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Base class for parsing events. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event ends. - - - - - Accepts the specified visitor. - - Visitor to accept, may not be null - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Represents a scalar event. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Gets the style of the scalar. - - The style. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the tag is optional for the plain style. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the tag is optional for any non-plain style. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The value. - The style. - . - . - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The value. - The style. - . - . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The tag. - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a sequence end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a sequence start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Gets the style. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - if set to true [is implicit]. - The style. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Specifies the style of a sequence. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The block sequence style. - - - - - The flow sequence style. - - - - - Represents a stream end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a stream start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - The exception that is thrown when an alias references an anchor - that has not yet been defined in a context that does not support forward references. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Supports implementations of by providing methods to combine two hash codes. - - - - - Combines two hash codes. - - The first hash code. - The second hash code. - - - - - Represents a YAML stream emitter. - - - - - Emits an event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the end of the input reader has been reached. - - - - - Gets the character at the specified offset. - - - - - Skips the next characters. Those characters must have been - obtained first by calling the method. - - - - - Generic queue on which items may be inserted - - - - - Gets the number of items that are contained by the queue. - - - - - Enqueues the specified item. - - The item to be enqueued. - - - - Dequeues an item. - - Returns the item that been dequeued. - - - - Inserts an item at the specified index. - - The index where to insert the item. - The item to be inserted. - - - - Represents a YAML stream parser. - - - - - Gets the current event. Returns null before the first call to , - and also after returns false. - - - - - Moves to the next event. - - Returns true if there are more events available, otherwise returns false. - - - - Defines the interface for a stand-alone YAML scanner that - converts a sequence of characters into a sequence of YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the current position inside the input stream. - - The current position. - - - - Gets the current token. - - - - - Moves to the next token and consumes the current token. - - - - - Moves to the next token without consuming the current token. - - - - - Consumes the current token. - - - - - Provides access to a stream and allows to peek at the next characters, - up to the buffer's capacity. - - - This class implements a circular buffer with a fixed capacity. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input. - The capacity. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the end of the input reader has been reached. - - - - - Gets the index of the character for the specified offset. - - - - - Gets the character at the specified offset. - - - - - Reads characters until at least characters are in the buffer. - - - Number of characters to cache. - - - - - Skips the next characters. Those characters must have been - obtained first by calling the or methods. - - - - - Represents a location inside a file - - - - - Gets a with empty values. - - - - - Gets / sets the absolute offset in the file - - - - - Gets / sets the number of the line - - - - - Gets / sets the index of the column - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Exception that is thrown when an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Simple implementation of that implements merging: http://yaml.org/type/merge.html - - - - - Parses YAML streams. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input where the YAML stream is to be read. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets the current event. - - - - - Moves to the next event. - - Returns true if there are more events available, otherwise returns false. - - - - Parse the production: - stream ::= STREAM-START implicit_document? explicit_document* STREAM-END - ************ - - - - - Parse the productions: - implicit_document ::= block_node DOCUMENT-END* - * - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - ************************* - - - - - Parse directives. - - - - - Parse the productions: - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - *********** - - - - - Generate an empty scalar event. - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_node_or_indentless_sequence ::= - ALIAS - ***** - | properties (block_content | indentless_block_sequence)? - ********** * - | block_content | indentless_block_sequence - * - block_node ::= ALIAS - ***** - | properties block_content? - ********** * - | block_content - * - flow_node ::= ALIAS - ***** - | properties flow_content? - ********** * - | flow_content - * - properties ::= TAG ANCHOR? | ANCHOR TAG? - ************************* - block_content ::= block_collection | flow_collection | SCALAR - ****** - flow_content ::= flow_collection | SCALAR - ****** - - - - - Parse the productions: - implicit_document ::= block_node DOCUMENT-END* - ************* - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - ************* - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_sequence ::= BLOCK-SEQUENCE-START (BLOCK-ENTRY block_node?)* BLOCK-END - ******************** *********** * ********* - - - - - Parse the productions: - indentless_sequence ::= (BLOCK-ENTRY block_node?)+ - *********** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_mapping ::= BLOCK-MAPPING_START - ******************* - ((KEY block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)? - *** * - (VALUE block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)?)* - - BLOCK-END - ********* - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_mapping ::= BLOCK-MAPPING_START - - ((KEY block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)? - - (VALUE block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)?)* - ***** * - BLOCK-END - - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence ::= FLOW-SEQUENCE-START - ******************* - (flow_sequence_entry FLOW-ENTRY)* - * ********** - flow_sequence_entry? - * - FLOW-SEQUENCE-END - ***************** - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - *** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - ***** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_mapping ::= FLOW-MAPPING-START - ****************** - (flow_mapping_entry FLOW-ENTRY)* - * ********** - flow_mapping_entry? - ****************** - FLOW-MAPPING-END - **************** - flow_mapping_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * *** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_mapping_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * ***** * - - - - - Extension methods that provide useful abstractions over . - - - - - Ensures that the current event is of the specified type, returns it and moves to the next event. - - Type of the . - Returns the current event. - If the current event is not of the specified type. - - - - Checks whether the current event is of the specified type. - If the event is of the specified type, returns it and moves to the next event. - Otherwise returns null. - - Type of the . - Returns true if the current event is of type T; otherwise returns null. - - - - Enforces that the current event is of the specified type. - - Type of the . - Returns the current event. - If the current event is not of the specified type. - - - - Checks whether the current event is of the specified type. - - Type of the event. - Returns true if the current event is of type . Otherwise returns false. - - - - Skips the current event and any nested event. - - - - - Keeps track of the recursion level, - and throws - whenever is reached. - - - - - Increments the recursion level, - and throws - if is reached. - - - - - Increments the recursion level, - and returns whether is still less than . - - - - - Decrements the recursion level. - - - - - Specifies the style of a YAML scalar. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The plain scalar style. - - - - - The single-quoted scalar style. - - - - - The double-quoted scalar style. - - - - - The literal scalar style. - - - - - The folded scalar style. - - - - - Converts a sequence of characters into a sequence of YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the current token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input. - Indicates whether comments should be ignored - - - - Gets the current position inside the input stream. - - The current position. - - - - Moves to the next token. - - - - - - Consumes the current token and increments the parsed token count - - - - - Check the list of potential simple keys and remove the positions that - cannot contain simple keys anymore. - - - - - Pop indentation levels from the indents stack until the current level - becomes less or equal to the column. For each indentation level, append - the BLOCK-END token. - - - - - Produce the STREAM-END token and shut down the scanner. - - - - - Scan a YAML-DIRECTIVE or TAG-DIRECTIVE token. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - - - - - Produce the DOCUMENT-START or DOCUMENT-END token. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-SEQUENCE-START or FLOW-MAPPING-START token. - - - - - Increase the flow level and resize the simple key list if needed. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-SEQUENCE-END or FLOW-MAPPING-END token. - - - - - Decrease the flow level. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-ENTRY token. - - - - - Produce the BLOCK-ENTRY token. - - - - - Produce the KEY token. - - - - - Produce the VALUE token. - - - - - Push the current indentation level to the stack and set the new level - the current column is greater than the indentation level. In this case, - append or insert the specified token into the token queue. - - - - - Produce the ALIAS or ANCHOR token. - - - - - Produce the TAG token. - - - - - Scan a TAG token. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,literal) or SCALAR(...,folded) tokens. - - - - - Scan a block scalar. - - - - - Scan indentation spaces and line breaks for a block scalar. Determine the - indentation level if needed. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,single-quoted) or SCALAR(...,double-quoted) tokens. - - - - - Scan a quoted scalar. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,plain) token. - - - - - Scan a plain scalar. - - - - - Remove a potential simple key at the current flow level. - - - - - Scan the directive name. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^ - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^ - - - - - Scan the value of VERSION-DIRECTIVE. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^^^ - - - - - Scan the value of a TAG-DIRECTIVE token. - - Scope: - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - - - - - Scan a tag. - - - - - Decode an URI-escape sequence corresponding to a single UTF-8 character. - - - - - Scan a tag handle. - - - - - Scan the version number of VERSION-DIRECTIVE. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^ - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^ - - - - - Check if a simple key may start at the current position and add it if - needed. - - - - - Exception that is thrown when a semantic error is detected on a YAML stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Exception that is thrown when a syntax error is detected on a YAML stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Collection of . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Initial content of the collection. - - - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the collection contains a directive with the same handle - - - - - Represents an anchor token. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents an alias token. - - - - - Gets the value of the alias. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the anchor. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the anchor. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Represents a block end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block entry event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block mapping start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block sequence start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a comment - - - - - Gets the value of the comment - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the comment appears other tokens on that line. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Represents a document end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a document start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Base class for YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the value of the comment - - - - - Represents a flow entry event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow mapping end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow mapping start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow sequence end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow sequence start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a key token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a scalar token. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Gets the style. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The style. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a stream end event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a stream start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a tag token. - - - - - Gets the handle. - - The handle. - - - - Gets the suffix. - - The suffix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The suffix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The suffix. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a tag directive token. - - - - - Gets the handle. - - The handle. - - - - Gets the prefix. - - The prefix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The prefix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The prefix. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - - - - Base class for YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the start of the token in the input stream. - - - - - Gets the end of the token in the input stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a value token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a version directive token. - - - - - Gets the version. - - The version. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Specifies the version of the YAML language. - - - - - Gets the major version number. - - - - - Gets the minor version number. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The major version number. - The minor version number. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Base exception that is thrown when the a problem occurs in the YamlDotNet library. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the exception starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the exception ends. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Adapts an to - because not all generic collections implement . - - - - - Adapts an to - because not all generic dictionaries implement . - - - - - Gets or sets the element with the specified index. - - The index of the element to get or set. - The element with the specified index. - - - - Adds an element with the provided key and value to the - at the given index. - - The zero-based index at which the item should be inserted. - The object to use as the key of the element to add. - The object to use as the value of the element to add. - - - - Removes the element at the specified index. - - The zero-based index of the element to remove. - - - - Manages the state of a while it is loading. - - - - - Adds the specified node to the anchor list. - - The node. - - - - Gets the node with the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The start position. - The end position. - - if there is no node with that anchor. - - - - Gets the node with the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The node that was retrieved. - true if the anchor was found; otherwise false. - - - - Adds the specified node to the collection of nodes with unresolved aliases. - - - The that has unresolved aliases. - - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved while loading the document. - - - - - Holds state that is used when emitting a stream. - - - - - Gets the already emitted anchors. - - The emitted anchors. - - - - Defines the method needed to be able to visit Yaml elements. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Represents a LibYAML event stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class - from the specified . - - - - - Represents an alias node in the YAML document. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Represents an YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the root node. - - The root node. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with a single scalar node. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Visitor that assigns anchors to nodes that are referenced more than once. - Existing anchors are preserved as much as possible. - - - - - Key: Node, Value: IsDuplicate - - - - - Returns whether the visited node is a duplicate. - - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - Gets all nodes from the document. - is thrown if an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - Represents a mapping node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets the children of the current node. - - The children. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - A sequence of where even elements are keys and odd elements are values. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - A sequence of where even elements are keys and odd elements are values. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - Creates a containing a key-value pair for each property of the specified object. - - - - - Represents a single node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the anchor of the node. - - The anchor. - - - - Gets or sets the tag of the node. - - The tag. - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the node starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the node ends. - - - - - Loads the specified event. - - The event. - The state of the document. - - - - Parses the node represented by the next event in . - - Returns the node that has been parsed. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - Gets all nodes from the document, starting on the current node. - is thrown if an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - When implemented, recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node. - If is reached, a is thrown - instead of continuing and crashing with a . - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Performs an implicit conversion from to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Performs an implicit conversion from string[] to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Converts a to a string by returning its value. - - - - - Gets the nth element in a . - - - - - Gets the value associated with a key in a . - - - - - Comparer that is based on identity comparisons. - - - - - - - - - - - Specifies the type of node in the representation model. - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - Represents a scalar node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the value of the node. - - The value. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Performs an explicit conversion from to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Represents a sequence node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets the collection of child nodes. - - The children. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Adds the specified child to the collection. - - The child. - - - - Adds a scalar node to the collection. - - The child. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - Represents an YAML stream. - - - - - Gets the documents inside the stream. - - The documents. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Adds the specified document to the collection. - - The document. - - - - Loads the stream from the specified input. - - The input. - - - - Loads the stream from the specified . - - - - - Saves the stream to the specified output. - - The output. - - - - Saves the stream to the specified output. - - The output. - Indicates whether or not to assign node anchors. - - - - Saves the stream to the specified emitter. - - The emitter. - Indicates whether or not to assign node anchors. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Abstract implementation of that knows how to walk a complete Yaml object model. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Abstract implementation of that knows how to walk a complete YAML object model. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a key-value pair. - - The left (key) that is being visited. - The right (value) that is being visited. - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Common implementation of and . - - - - - Prevents serialization and deserialization of fields. - - - - - - Allows serialization and deserialization of non-public properties. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Register an for a given property. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector based on a previously registered .. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - A factory that creates instances of based on an existing . - - The type of the wrapped component. - The type of the component that this factory creates. - The component that is to be wrapped. - Returns a new instance of that is based on . - - - - A factory that creates instances of based on an existing and an argument. - - The type of the argument. - The type of the wrapped component. - The type of the component that this factory creates. - The component that is to be wrapped. - The argument of the factory. - Returns a new instance of that is based on and . - - - - This represents the YAML converter entity for . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - value. Default value is . is considered as . - instance. Default value is . - List of date/time formats for parsing. Default value is "G". - On deserializing, all formats in the list are used for conversion, while on serializing, the first format in the list is used. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the current converter supports converting the specified type. - - to check. - Returns True, if the current converter supports; otherwise returns False. - - - - Reads an object's state from a YAML parser. - - instance. - to convert. - Returns the instance converted. - On deserializing, all formats in the list are used for conversion. - - - - Writes the specified object's state to a YAML emitter. - - instance. - Value to write. - to convert. - On serializing, the first format in the list is used. - - - - Converter for System.Guid. - - - - - Converter for System.Type. - - - Converts to a scalar containing the assembly qualified name of the type. - - - - - Specifies the strategy to handle default and null values during serialization of properties. - - - - - Specifies that all properties are to be emitted regardless of their value. This is the default behavior. - - - - - Specifies that properties that contain null references or a null Nullable<T> are to be omitted. - - - - - Specifies that properties that that contain their default value, either default(T) or the value specified in DefaultValueAttribute are to be omitted. - - - - - Specifies that properties that that contain collections/arrays/enumerations that are empty are to be omitted. - - - - - Deserializes objects from the YAML format. - To customize the behavior of , - use the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of using the default configuration. - - - To customize the behavior of the deserializer, use . - - - - - This constructor is private to discourage its use. - To invoke it, call the method. - - - - - Creates a new that uses the specified . - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use . - - - - - Deserializes an object of the specified type. - - The from where to deserialize the object. - The static type of the object to deserialize. - Returns the deserialized object. - - - - Creates and configures instances of . - This class is used to customize the behavior of . Use the relevant methods - to apply customizations, then call to create an instance of the deserializer - with the desired customizations. - - - - - Initializes a new using the default component registrations. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers a tag mapping. - - - - - Registers a type mapping using the default object factory. - - - - - Unregisters an existing tag mapping. - - - - - Instructs the deserializer to ignore unmatched properties instead of throwing an exception. - - - - - Creates a new according to the current configuration. - - - - - Creates a new that implements the current configuration. - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use the method. - - - - - Gets the next visitor that should be called by the current visitor. - - - - - Gets the that is to be used for serialization. - - - - - Gets a function that, when called, serializes the specified object. - - - - - Gets the visitor of type that was used during the pre-processing phase. - - The type of the visitor.s - - - No visitor of that type has been registered, - or ore than one visitors registered are of type . - - - - - Provided the base implementation for an IEventEmitter that is a - decorator for another IEventEmitter. - - - - - Deserializes an object of the specified type. - - The from where to deserialize the object. - The static type of the object to deserialize. - Returns the deserialized object. - - - - Translates property names according to a specific convention. - - - - - Determines the type of the specified node. - - The node to be deserialized. - The type that has been determined so far. - - true if has been resolved completely; - false if the next type should be invoked. - - - - - Represents an object along with its type. - - - - - A reference to the object. - - - - - The type that should be used when to interpret the . - - - - - The type of as determined by its container (e.g. a property). - - - - - The style to be used for scalars. - - - - - Returns the Value property of the if it is not null. - This is useful in all places that the value must not be null. - - An object descriptor. - Thrown when the Value is null - - - - - Creates instances of types. - - - This interface allows to provide a custom logic for creating instances during deserialization. - - - - - Creates an instance of the specified type. - - - - - Defines a strategy that walks through an object graph. - - - - - Traverses the specified object graph. - - The graph. - An that is to be notified during the traversal. - A that will be passed to the . - - - - Defined the interface of a type that can be notified during an object graph traversal. - - - - - Indicates whether the specified value should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular object or type. - - The value that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the value is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Indicates whether the specified mapping should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular pair. - - The key of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The value of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the mapping is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Indicates whether the specified mapping should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular pair. This overload should be invoked when the - mapping is produced by an object's property. - - The that provided access to . - The value of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the mapping is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Notifies the visitor that a scalar value has been encountered. - - The value of the scalar. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a mapping is about to begin. - - The value that corresponds to the mapping. - The static type of the keys of the mapping. - The static type of the values of the mapping. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a mapping has ended. - - The value that corresponds to the mapping. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a sequence is about to begin. - - The value that corresponds to the sequence. - The static type of the elements of the sequence. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a sequence has ended. - - The value that corresponds to the sequence. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Registers the component in place of the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component before the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component after the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component before every other previously registered component. - - - - - Registers the component after every other previously registered component. - - - - - Registers the component in place of the already registered component of type . - - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object into a string. - - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Provides access to the properties of a type. - - - - - Gets all properties of the specified type. - - The type whose properties are to be enumerated. - The actual object of type whose properties are to be enumerated. Can be null. - - - - - Gets the property of the type with the specified name. - - The type whose properties are to be searched. - The actual object of type whose properties are to be searched. Can be null. - The name of the property. - - Determines if an exception or null should be returned if can't be - found in - - - - - - Resolves the type of values. - - - - - Allows an object to customize how it is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - The parser where the object's state should be read from. - The type that the deserializer is expecting. - - A function that will use the current deserializer - to read an object of the given type from the parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - The emitter where the object's state should be written to. - A function that will use the current serializer to write an object to the emitter. - - - - Represents a function that is used to deserialize an object of the given type. - - The type that the deserializer should read. - Returns the object that was deserialized. - - - - Represents a function that is used to serialize an object of the given type. - - The object to be serialized. - - The type that should be considered when emitting the object. - If null, the actual type of the is used. - - - - - Allows an object to customize how it is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Allows to customize how a type is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the current converter supports converting the specified type. - - - - - Reads an object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes the specified object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - camel case (thisIsATest). Camel case is the same as Pascal case, except the first letter - is lowercase. - - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a hyphenated (this-is-a-test) string - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - - - - Performs no naming conversion. - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a underscored (this_is_a_test) string - - - - - An empty type for cases where a type needs to be provided but won't be used. - - - - - Creates objects using Activator.CreateInstance. - - - - - Creates objects using a Func{Type,object}"/>. - - - - - An implementation of that traverses - readable properties, collections and dictionaries. - - - - - An implementation of that traverses - properties that are read/write, collections and dictionaries, while ensuring that - the graph can be regenerated from the resulting document. - - - - - A factory method for creating instances - - The type inspector to be used by the traversal strategy. - The type resolver to be used by the traversal strategy. - The type converters to be used by the traversal strategy. - The maximum object depth to be supported by the traversal strategy. - - - - - A base class that simplifies the correct implementation of . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of using the default configuration. - - - To customize the behavior of the serializer, use . - - - - - This constructor is private to discourage its use. - To invoke it, call the method. - - - - - Creates a new that uses the specified . - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use . - - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object into a string. - - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Creates and configures instances of . - This class is used to customize the behavior of . Use the relevant methods - to apply customizations, then call to create an instance of the serializer - with the desired customizations. - - - - - Sets the maximum recursion that is allowed while traversing the object graph. The default value is 50. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers a tag mapping. - - - - - Unregisters an existing tag mapping. - - - - - Ensures that it will be possible to deserialize the serialized objects. - This option will force the emission of tags and emit only properties with setters. - - - - - Specifies that, if the same object appears more than once in the - serialization graph, it will be serialized each time instead of just once. - - - If the serialization graph contains circular references and this flag is set, - a StackOverflowException will be thrown. - If this flag is not set, there is a performance penalty because the entire - object graph must be walked twice. - - - - - Forces every value to be serialized, even if it is the default value for that type. - - - - - Configures how properties with default and null values should be handled. The default value is DefaultValuesHandling.Preserve - - - If more control is needed, create a class that extends from ChainedObjectGraphVisitor and override its EnterMapping methods. - Then register it as follows: - WithEmissionPhaseObjectGraphVisitor(args => new MyDefaultHandlingStrategy(args.InnerVisitor)); - - - - - Ensures that the result of the serialization is valid JSON. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - The type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - The type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an to be used by the serializer - while traversing the object graph. - - A function that instantiates the traversal strategy. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Creates sequences with extra indentation - - - list: - - item - - item - - - - - - Creates a new according to the current configuration. - - - - - Creates a new that implements the current configuration. - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use the method. - - - - - An object that contains part of a YAML stream. - - - - - Gets or sets the events. - - The events. - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Contains mappings between tags and types. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The mappings. - - - - Adds the specified tag. - - The tag. - The mapping. - - - - Gets the mapping. - - The tag. - - - - - Wraps another and applies caching. - - - - - Aggregates the results from multiple into a single one. - - - - - Wraps another and applies a - naming convention to the names of the properties. - - - - - Returns the properties of a type that are both readable and writable. - - - - - Returns the properties and fields of a type that are readable. - - - - - Returns the properties of a type that are readable. - - - - - The type returned will be the actual type of the value, if available. - - - - - The type returned will always be the static type. - - - - - Indicates that a class used as deserialization state - needs to be notified after deserialization. - - - - - Adds the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The @object. - - - - Gets the anchor for the specified object. - - The object. - The anchor. - - - - - Gets the with the specified anchor. - - - - - - A generic container that is preserved during the entire deserialization process. - Any disposable object added to this collection will be disposed when this object is disposed. - - - - - Invokes on all - objects added to this collection that implement . - - - - - Various string extension methods - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - camel case (thisIsATest). Camel case is the same as Pascal case, except the first letter - is lowercase. - - String to convert - Converted string - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - String to convert - Converted string - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a hyphenated (this-is-a-test) or - underscored (this_is_a_test) string - - String to convert - Separator to use between segments - Converted string - - - - Performs type conversions using every standard provided by the .NET library. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - The provider. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - The culture. - - - - - Converts the specified value using the invariant culture. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The format provider. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The culture. - - - - - Registers a dynamically. - - The type to which the converter should be associated. - The type of the converter. - - - - Define a collection of YamlAttribute Overrides for pre-defined object types. - - - - - Checks whether this mapping matches the specified type, and returns a value indicating the match priority. - - The priority of the match. Higher values have more priority. Zero indicates no match. - - - - Adds a Member Attribute Override - - Type - Class Member - Overriding Attribute - - - - Creates a copy of this instance. - - - - - Applies the Yaml attribute overrides to another . - - - - - Applies the Yaml* attributes to another . - - - - - Instructs the YamlSerializer not to serialize the public field or public read/write property value. - - - - - Provides special Yaml serialization instructions. - - - - - Decription/Comment about this property. - When set, a comment will be emitted when serializing this member. - - - - - Specifies that this property should be serialized as the given type, rather than using the actual runtime value's type. - - - - - Specifies the order priority of this property. - - - - - Instructs the to use a different field name for serialization. - - - - - When false, naming conventions will not be applied to this member. Defaults to true. - - - - - Specifies the scalar style of the property when serialized. This will only affect the serialization of scalar properties. - - - - - Overrides how null and default values should be handled for this property. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Specifies that this property should be serialized as the given type, rather than using the actual runtime value's type. - - - - Determines whether the specified type has a default constructor. - - The type. - - true if the type has a default constructor; otherwise, false. - - - - - Specifies that is allowed as an input even if the - corresponding type disallows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that is disallowed as an input even if the - corresponding type allows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that a method that will never return under any circumstance. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that the method will not return if the associated - parameter is passed the specified value. - - - - - Gets the condition parameter value. - Code after the method is considered unreachable by diagnostics if the argument - to the associated parameter matches this value. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the - class with the specified parameter value. - - - The condition parameter value. - Code after the method is considered unreachable by diagnostics if the argument - to the associated parameter matches this value. - - - - - Specifies that an output may be even if the - corresponding type disallows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that when a method returns , - the parameter may be even if the corresponding type disallows it. - - - - - Gets the return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter may be . - - - - - Initializes the attribute with the specified return value condition. - - - The return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter may be . - - - - - Specifies that an output is not even if the - corresponding type allows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that the output will be non- if the - named parameter is non-. - - - - - Gets the associated parameter name. - The output will be non- if the argument to the - parameter specified is non-. - - - - - Initializes the attribute with the associated parameter name. - - - The associated parameter name. - The output will be non- if the argument to the - parameter specified is non-. - - - - - Specifies that when a method returns , - the parameter will not be even if the corresponding type allows it. - - - - - Gets the return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter will not be . - - - - - Initializes the attribute with the specified return value condition. - - - The return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter will not be . - - - - diff --git a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net35-client/YamlDotNet.dll b/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net35-client/YamlDotNet.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 49b90cc7..00000000 Binary files a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net35-client/YamlDotNet.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net35-client/YamlDotNet.xml b/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net35-client/YamlDotNet.xml deleted file mode 100644 index ab9ec8d3..00000000 --- a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net35-client/YamlDotNet.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,4929 +0,0 @@ - - - - YamlDotNet - - - - - The exception that is thrown when an alias references an anchor that does not exist. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Defines constants that relate to the YAML specification. - - - - - Emits YAML streams. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - The preferred indentation. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - The preferred indentation. - The preferred text width. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - The preferred indentation. - The preferred text width. - If true, write the output in canonical form. - - - - Emit an evt. - - - - - Check if we need to accumulate more events before emitting. - - We accumulate extra - - 1 event for DOCUMENT-START - - 2 events for SEQUENCE-START - - 3 events for MAPPING-START - - - - - Expect STREAM-START. - - - - - Expect DOCUMENT-START or STREAM-END. - - - - - Expect the root node. - - - - - Expect a node. - - - - - Expect ALIAS. - - - - - Expect SCALAR. - - - - - Expect SEQUENCE-START. - - - - - Expect MAPPING-START. - - - - - Expect DOCUMENT-END. - - - - - Expect a flow item node. - - - - - Expect a flow key node. - - - - - Expect a flow value node. - - - - - Expect a block item node. - - - - - Expect a block key node. - - - - - Expect a block value node. - - - - - Check if the document content is an empty scalar. - - - - - Check if the next node can be expressed as a simple key. - - - - - The preferred indentation. - - - - - The preferred text width. - - - - - If true, write the output in canonical form. - - - - - If true, write output without anchor names. - - - - - The maximum allowed length for simple keys. - - - The specifiction mandates 1024 characters, but any desired value may be used. - - - - - Indent sequences. The default is to not indent. - - - - - Represents an alias event. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the value of the alias. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the alias. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the alias. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Represents a document end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a document start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the tags. - - The tags. - - - - Gets the version. - - The version. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The tags. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The tags. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Callback interface for external event Visitor. - - - - - Represents a mapping end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a mapping start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Gets the style of the mapping. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The style of the mapping. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The style of the mapping. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Specifies the style of a mapping. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The block mapping style. - - - - - The flow mapping style. - - - - - Contains the behavior that is common between node events. - - - - - Gets the anchor. - - - - - - Gets the tag. - - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Base class for parsing events. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event ends. - - - - - Accepts the specified visitor. - - Visitor to accept, may not be null - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Represents a scalar event. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Gets the style of the scalar. - - The style. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the tag is optional for the plain style. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the tag is optional for any non-plain style. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The value. - The style. - . - . - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The value. - The style. - . - . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The tag. - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a sequence end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a sequence start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Gets the style. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - if set to true [is implicit]. - The style. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Specifies the style of a sequence. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The block sequence style. - - - - - The flow sequence style. - - - - - Represents a stream end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a stream start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - The exception that is thrown when an alias references an anchor - that has not yet been defined in a context that does not support forward references. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Supports implementations of by providing methods to combine two hash codes. - - - - - Combines two hash codes. - - The first hash code. - The second hash code. - - - - - Represents a YAML stream emitter. - - - - - Emits an event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the end of the input reader has been reached. - - - - - Gets the character at the specified offset. - - - - - Skips the next characters. Those characters must have been - obtained first by calling the method. - - - - - Generic queue on which items may be inserted - - - - - Gets the number of items that are contained by the queue. - - - - - Enqueues the specified item. - - The item to be enqueued. - - - - Dequeues an item. - - Returns the item that been dequeued. - - - - Inserts an item at the specified index. - - The index where to insert the item. - The item to be inserted. - - - - Represents a YAML stream parser. - - - - - Gets the current event. Returns null before the first call to , - and also after returns false. - - - - - Moves to the next event. - - Returns true if there are more events available, otherwise returns false. - - - - Defines the interface for a stand-alone YAML scanner that - converts a sequence of characters into a sequence of YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the current position inside the input stream. - - The current position. - - - - Gets the current token. - - - - - Moves to the next token and consumes the current token. - - - - - Moves to the next token without consuming the current token. - - - - - Consumes the current token. - - - - - Provides access to a stream and allows to peek at the next characters, - up to the buffer's capacity. - - - This class implements a circular buffer with a fixed capacity. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input. - The capacity. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the end of the input reader has been reached. - - - - - Gets the index of the character for the specified offset. - - - - - Gets the character at the specified offset. - - - - - Reads characters until at least characters are in the buffer. - - - Number of characters to cache. - - - - - Skips the next characters. Those characters must have been - obtained first by calling the or methods. - - - - - Represents a location inside a file - - - - - Gets a with empty values. - - - - - Gets / sets the absolute offset in the file - - - - - Gets / sets the number of the line - - - - - Gets / sets the index of the column - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Exception that is thrown when an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Simple implementation of that implements merging: http://yaml.org/type/merge.html - - - - - Parses YAML streams. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input where the YAML stream is to be read. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets the current event. - - - - - Moves to the next event. - - Returns true if there are more events available, otherwise returns false. - - - - Parse the production: - stream ::= STREAM-START implicit_document? explicit_document* STREAM-END - ************ - - - - - Parse the productions: - implicit_document ::= block_node DOCUMENT-END* - * - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - ************************* - - - - - Parse directives. - - - - - Parse the productions: - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - *********** - - - - - Generate an empty scalar event. - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_node_or_indentless_sequence ::= - ALIAS - ***** - | properties (block_content | indentless_block_sequence)? - ********** * - | block_content | indentless_block_sequence - * - block_node ::= ALIAS - ***** - | properties block_content? - ********** * - | block_content - * - flow_node ::= ALIAS - ***** - | properties flow_content? - ********** * - | flow_content - * - properties ::= TAG ANCHOR? | ANCHOR TAG? - ************************* - block_content ::= block_collection | flow_collection | SCALAR - ****** - flow_content ::= flow_collection | SCALAR - ****** - - - - - Parse the productions: - implicit_document ::= block_node DOCUMENT-END* - ************* - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - ************* - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_sequence ::= BLOCK-SEQUENCE-START (BLOCK-ENTRY block_node?)* BLOCK-END - ******************** *********** * ********* - - - - - Parse the productions: - indentless_sequence ::= (BLOCK-ENTRY block_node?)+ - *********** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_mapping ::= BLOCK-MAPPING_START - ******************* - ((KEY block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)? - *** * - (VALUE block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)?)* - - BLOCK-END - ********* - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_mapping ::= BLOCK-MAPPING_START - - ((KEY block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)? - - (VALUE block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)?)* - ***** * - BLOCK-END - - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence ::= FLOW-SEQUENCE-START - ******************* - (flow_sequence_entry FLOW-ENTRY)* - * ********** - flow_sequence_entry? - * - FLOW-SEQUENCE-END - ***************** - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - *** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - ***** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_mapping ::= FLOW-MAPPING-START - ****************** - (flow_mapping_entry FLOW-ENTRY)* - * ********** - flow_mapping_entry? - ****************** - FLOW-MAPPING-END - **************** - flow_mapping_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * *** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_mapping_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * ***** * - - - - - Extension methods that provide useful abstractions over . - - - - - Ensures that the current event is of the specified type, returns it and moves to the next event. - - Type of the . - Returns the current event. - If the current event is not of the specified type. - - - - Checks whether the current event is of the specified type. - If the event is of the specified type, returns it and moves to the next event. - Otherwise returns null. - - Type of the . - Returns true if the current event is of type T; otherwise returns null. - - - - Enforces that the current event is of the specified type. - - Type of the . - Returns the current event. - If the current event is not of the specified type. - - - - Checks whether the current event is of the specified type. - - Type of the event. - Returns true if the current event is of type . Otherwise returns false. - - - - Skips the current event and any nested event. - - - - - Keeps track of the recursion level, - and throws - whenever is reached. - - - - - Increments the recursion level, - and throws - if is reached. - - - - - Increments the recursion level, - and returns whether is still less than . - - - - - Decrements the recursion level. - - - - - Specifies the style of a YAML scalar. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The plain scalar style. - - - - - The single-quoted scalar style. - - - - - The double-quoted scalar style. - - - - - The literal scalar style. - - - - - The folded scalar style. - - - - - Converts a sequence of characters into a sequence of YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the current token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input. - Indicates whether comments should be ignored - - - - Gets the current position inside the input stream. - - The current position. - - - - Moves to the next token. - - - - - - Consumes the current token and increments the parsed token count - - - - - Check the list of potential simple keys and remove the positions that - cannot contain simple keys anymore. - - - - - Pop indentation levels from the indents stack until the current level - becomes less or equal to the column. For each indentation level, append - the BLOCK-END token. - - - - - Produce the STREAM-END token and shut down the scanner. - - - - - Scan a YAML-DIRECTIVE or TAG-DIRECTIVE token. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - - - - - Produce the DOCUMENT-START or DOCUMENT-END token. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-SEQUENCE-START or FLOW-MAPPING-START token. - - - - - Increase the flow level and resize the simple key list if needed. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-SEQUENCE-END or FLOW-MAPPING-END token. - - - - - Decrease the flow level. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-ENTRY token. - - - - - Produce the BLOCK-ENTRY token. - - - - - Produce the KEY token. - - - - - Produce the VALUE token. - - - - - Push the current indentation level to the stack and set the new level - the current column is greater than the indentation level. In this case, - append or insert the specified token into the token queue. - - - - - Produce the ALIAS or ANCHOR token. - - - - - Produce the TAG token. - - - - - Scan a TAG token. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,literal) or SCALAR(...,folded) tokens. - - - - - Scan a block scalar. - - - - - Scan indentation spaces and line breaks for a block scalar. Determine the - indentation level if needed. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,single-quoted) or SCALAR(...,double-quoted) tokens. - - - - - Scan a quoted scalar. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,plain) token. - - - - - Scan a plain scalar. - - - - - Remove a potential simple key at the current flow level. - - - - - Scan the directive name. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^ - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^ - - - - - Scan the value of VERSION-DIRECTIVE. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^^^ - - - - - Scan the value of a TAG-DIRECTIVE token. - - Scope: - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - - - - - Scan a tag. - - - - - Decode an URI-escape sequence corresponding to a single UTF-8 character. - - - - - Scan a tag handle. - - - - - Scan the version number of VERSION-DIRECTIVE. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^ - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^ - - - - - Check if a simple key may start at the current position and add it if - needed. - - - - - Exception that is thrown when a semantic error is detected on a YAML stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Exception that is thrown when a syntax error is detected on a YAML stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Collection of . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Initial content of the collection. - - - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the collection contains a directive with the same handle - - - - - Represents an anchor token. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents an alias token. - - - - - Gets the value of the alias. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the anchor. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the anchor. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Represents a block end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block entry event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block mapping start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block sequence start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a comment - - - - - Gets the value of the comment - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the comment appears other tokens on that line. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Represents a document end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a document start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Base class for YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the value of the comment - - - - - Represents a flow entry event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow mapping end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow mapping start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow sequence end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow sequence start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a key token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a scalar token. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Gets the style. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The style. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a stream end event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a stream start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a tag token. - - - - - Gets the handle. - - The handle. - - - - Gets the suffix. - - The suffix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The suffix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The suffix. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a tag directive token. - - - - - Gets the handle. - - The handle. - - - - Gets the prefix. - - The prefix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The prefix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The prefix. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - - - - Base class for YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the start of the token in the input stream. - - - - - Gets the end of the token in the input stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a value token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a version directive token. - - - - - Gets the version. - - The version. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Specifies the version of the YAML language. - - - - - Gets the major version number. - - - - - Gets the minor version number. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The major version number. - The minor version number. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Base exception that is thrown when the a problem occurs in the YamlDotNet library. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the exception starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the exception ends. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Returns the that describes the property that - is being returned in an expression in the form: - - x => x.SomeProperty - - - - - - Adapts an to - because not all generic collections implement . - - - - - Adapts an to - because not all generic dictionaries implement . - - - - - Gets or sets the element with the specified index. - - The index of the element to get or set. - The element with the specified index. - - - - Adds an element with the provided key and value to the - at the given index. - - The zero-based index at which the item should be inserted. - The object to use as the key of the element to add. - The object to use as the value of the element to add. - - - - Removes the element at the specified index. - - The zero-based index of the element to remove. - - - - Manages the state of a while it is loading. - - - - - Adds the specified node to the anchor list. - - The node. - - - - Gets the node with the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The start position. - The end position. - - if there is no node with that anchor. - - - - Gets the node with the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The node that was retrieved. - true if the anchor was found; otherwise false. - - - - Adds the specified node to the collection of nodes with unresolved aliases. - - - The that has unresolved aliases. - - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved while loading the document. - - - - - Holds state that is used when emitting a stream. - - - - - Gets the already emitted anchors. - - The emitted anchors. - - - - Defines the method needed to be able to visit Yaml elements. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Represents a LibYAML event stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class - from the specified . - - - - - Represents an alias node in the YAML document. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Represents an YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the root node. - - The root node. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with a single scalar node. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Visitor that assigns anchors to nodes that are referenced more than once. - Existing anchors are preserved as much as possible. - - - - - Key: Node, Value: IsDuplicate - - - - - Returns whether the visited node is a duplicate. - - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - Gets all nodes from the document. - is thrown if an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - Represents a mapping node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets the children of the current node. - - The children. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - A sequence of where even elements are keys and odd elements are values. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - A sequence of where even elements are keys and odd elements are values. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - Creates a containing a key-value pair for each property of the specified object. - - - - - Represents a single node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the anchor of the node. - - The anchor. - - - - Gets or sets the tag of the node. - - The tag. - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the node starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the node ends. - - - - - Loads the specified event. - - The event. - The state of the document. - - - - Parses the node represented by the next event in . - - Returns the node that has been parsed. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - Gets all nodes from the document, starting on the current node. - is thrown if an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - When implemented, recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node. - If is reached, a is thrown - instead of continuing and crashing with a . - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Performs an implicit conversion from to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Performs an implicit conversion from string[] to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Converts a to a string by returning its value. - - - - - Gets the nth element in a . - - - - - Gets the value associated with a key in a . - - - - - Comparer that is based on identity comparisons. - - - - - - - - - - - Specifies the type of node in the representation model. - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - Represents a scalar node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the value of the node. - - The value. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Performs an explicit conversion from to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Represents a sequence node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets the collection of child nodes. - - The children. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Adds the specified child to the collection. - - The child. - - - - Adds a scalar node to the collection. - - The child. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - Represents an YAML stream. - - - - - Gets the documents inside the stream. - - The documents. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Adds the specified document to the collection. - - The document. - - - - Loads the stream from the specified input. - - The input. - - - - Loads the stream from the specified . - - - - - Saves the stream to the specified output. - - The output. - - - - Saves the stream to the specified output. - - The output. - Indicates whether or not to assign node anchors. - - - - Saves the stream to the specified emitter. - - The emitter. - Indicates whether or not to assign node anchors. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Abstract implementation of that knows how to walk a complete Yaml object model. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Abstract implementation of that knows how to walk a complete YAML object model. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a key-value pair. - - The left (key) that is being visited. - The right (value) that is being visited. - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Common implementation of and . - - - - - Prevents serialization and deserialization of fields. - - - - - - Allows serialization and deserialization of non-public properties. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Register an for a given property. - - - An expression in the form: x => x.SomeProperty - The attribute to register. - - - - - Register an for a given property. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector based on a previously registered .. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - A factory that creates instances of based on an existing . - - The type of the wrapped component. - The type of the component that this factory creates. - The component that is to be wrapped. - Returns a new instance of that is based on . - - - - A factory that creates instances of based on an existing and an argument. - - The type of the argument. - The type of the wrapped component. - The type of the component that this factory creates. - The component that is to be wrapped. - The argument of the factory. - Returns a new instance of that is based on and . - - - - This represents the YAML converter entity for . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - value. Default value is . is considered as . - instance. Default value is . - List of date/time formats for parsing. Default value is "G". - On deserializing, all formats in the list are used for conversion, while on serializing, the first format in the list is used. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the current converter supports converting the specified type. - - to check. - Returns True, if the current converter supports; otherwise returns False. - - - - Reads an object's state from a YAML parser. - - instance. - to convert. - Returns the instance converted. - On deserializing, all formats in the list are used for conversion. - - - - Writes the specified object's state to a YAML emitter. - - instance. - Value to write. - to convert. - On serializing, the first format in the list is used. - - - - Converter for System.Guid. - - - - - Converter for System.Type. - - - Converts to a scalar containing the assembly qualified name of the type. - - - - - Specifies the strategy to handle default and null values during serialization of properties. - - - - - Specifies that all properties are to be emitted regardless of their value. This is the default behavior. - - - - - Specifies that properties that contain null references or a null Nullable<T> are to be omitted. - - - - - Specifies that properties that that contain their default value, either default(T) or the value specified in DefaultValueAttribute are to be omitted. - - - - - Specifies that properties that that contain collections/arrays/enumerations that are empty are to be omitted. - - - - - Deserializes objects from the YAML format. - To customize the behavior of , - use the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of using the default configuration. - - - To customize the behavior of the deserializer, use . - - - - - This constructor is private to discourage its use. - To invoke it, call the method. - - - - - Creates a new that uses the specified . - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use . - - - - - Deserializes an object of the specified type. - - The from where to deserialize the object. - The static type of the object to deserialize. - Returns the deserialized object. - - - - Creates and configures instances of . - This class is used to customize the behavior of . Use the relevant methods - to apply customizations, then call to create an instance of the deserializer - with the desired customizations. - - - - - Initializes a new using the default component registrations. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers a tag mapping. - - - - - Registers a type mapping using the default object factory. - - - - - Unregisters an existing tag mapping. - - - - - Instructs the deserializer to ignore unmatched properties instead of throwing an exception. - - - - - Creates a new according to the current configuration. - - - - - Creates a new that implements the current configuration. - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use the method. - - - - - Gets the next visitor that should be called by the current visitor. - - - - - Gets the that is to be used for serialization. - - - - - Gets a function that, when called, serializes the specified object. - - - - - Gets the visitor of type that was used during the pre-processing phase. - - The type of the visitor.s - - - No visitor of that type has been registered, - or ore than one visitors registered are of type . - - - - - Provided the base implementation for an IEventEmitter that is a - decorator for another IEventEmitter. - - - - - Deserializes an object of the specified type. - - The from where to deserialize the object. - The static type of the object to deserialize. - Returns the deserialized object. - - - - Translates property names according to a specific convention. - - - - - Determines the type of the specified node. - - The node to be deserialized. - The type that has been determined so far. - - true if has been resolved completely; - false if the next type should be invoked. - - - - - Represents an object along with its type. - - - - - A reference to the object. - - - - - The type that should be used when to interpret the . - - - - - The type of as determined by its container (e.g. a property). - - - - - The style to be used for scalars. - - - - - Returns the Value property of the if it is not null. - This is useful in all places that the value must not be null. - - An object descriptor. - Thrown when the Value is null - - - - - Creates instances of types. - - - This interface allows to provide a custom logic for creating instances during deserialization. - - - - - Creates an instance of the specified type. - - - - - Defines a strategy that walks through an object graph. - - - - - Traverses the specified object graph. - - The graph. - An that is to be notified during the traversal. - A that will be passed to the . - - - - Defined the interface of a type that can be notified during an object graph traversal. - - - - - Indicates whether the specified value should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular object or type. - - The value that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the value is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Indicates whether the specified mapping should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular pair. - - The key of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The value of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the mapping is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Indicates whether the specified mapping should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular pair. This overload should be invoked when the - mapping is produced by an object's property. - - The that provided access to . - The value of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the mapping is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Notifies the visitor that a scalar value has been encountered. - - The value of the scalar. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a mapping is about to begin. - - The value that corresponds to the mapping. - The static type of the keys of the mapping. - The static type of the values of the mapping. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a mapping has ended. - - The value that corresponds to the mapping. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a sequence is about to begin. - - The value that corresponds to the sequence. - The static type of the elements of the sequence. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a sequence has ended. - - The value that corresponds to the sequence. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Registers the component in place of the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component before the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component after the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component before every other previously registered component. - - - - - Registers the component after every other previously registered component. - - - - - Registers the component in place of the already registered component of type . - - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object into a string. - - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Provides access to the properties of a type. - - - - - Gets all properties of the specified type. - - The type whose properties are to be enumerated. - The actual object of type whose properties are to be enumerated. Can be null. - - - - - Gets the property of the type with the specified name. - - The type whose properties are to be searched. - The actual object of type whose properties are to be searched. Can be null. - The name of the property. - - Determines if an exception or null should be returned if can't be - found in - - - - - - Resolves the type of values. - - - - - Allows an object to customize how it is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - The parser where the object's state should be read from. - The type that the deserializer is expecting. - - A function that will use the current deserializer - to read an object of the given type from the parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - The emitter where the object's state should be written to. - A function that will use the current serializer to write an object to the emitter. - - - - Represents a function that is used to deserialize an object of the given type. - - The type that the deserializer should read. - Returns the object that was deserialized. - - - - Represents a function that is used to serialize an object of the given type. - - The object to be serialized. - - The type that should be considered when emitting the object. - If null, the actual type of the is used. - - - - - Allows an object to customize how it is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Allows to customize how a type is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the current converter supports converting the specified type. - - - - - Reads an object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes the specified object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - camel case (thisIsATest). Camel case is the same as Pascal case, except the first letter - is lowercase. - - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a hyphenated (this-is-a-test) string - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - - - - Performs no naming conversion. - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a underscored (this_is_a_test) string - - - - - An empty type for cases where a type needs to be provided but won't be used. - - - - - Creates objects using Activator.CreateInstance. - - - - - Creates objects using a Func{Type,object}"/>. - - - - - An implementation of that traverses - readable properties, collections and dictionaries. - - - - - An implementation of that traverses - properties that are read/write, collections and dictionaries, while ensuring that - the graph can be regenerated from the resulting document. - - - - - A factory method for creating instances - - The type inspector to be used by the traversal strategy. - The type resolver to be used by the traversal strategy. - The type converters to be used by the traversal strategy. - The maximum object depth to be supported by the traversal strategy. - - - - - A base class that simplifies the correct implementation of . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of using the default configuration. - - - To customize the behavior of the serializer, use . - - - - - This constructor is private to discourage its use. - To invoke it, call the method. - - - - - Creates a new that uses the specified . - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use . - - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object into a string. - - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Creates and configures instances of . - This class is used to customize the behavior of . Use the relevant methods - to apply customizations, then call to create an instance of the serializer - with the desired customizations. - - - - - Sets the maximum recursion that is allowed while traversing the object graph. The default value is 50. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers a tag mapping. - - - - - Unregisters an existing tag mapping. - - - - - Ensures that it will be possible to deserialize the serialized objects. - This option will force the emission of tags and emit only properties with setters. - - - - - Specifies that, if the same object appears more than once in the - serialization graph, it will be serialized each time instead of just once. - - - If the serialization graph contains circular references and this flag is set, - a StackOverflowException will be thrown. - If this flag is not set, there is a performance penalty because the entire - object graph must be walked twice. - - - - - Forces every value to be serialized, even if it is the default value for that type. - - - - - Configures how properties with default and null values should be handled. The default value is DefaultValuesHandling.Preserve - - - If more control is needed, create a class that extends from ChainedObjectGraphVisitor and override its EnterMapping methods. - Then register it as follows: - WithEmissionPhaseObjectGraphVisitor(args => new MyDefaultHandlingStrategy(args.InnerVisitor)); - - - - - Ensures that the result of the serialization is valid JSON. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - The type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - The type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an to be used by the serializer - while traversing the object graph. - - A function that instantiates the traversal strategy. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Creates sequences with extra indentation - - - list: - - item - - item - - - - - - Creates a new according to the current configuration. - - - - - Creates a new that implements the current configuration. - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use the method. - - - - - An object that contains part of a YAML stream. - - - - - Gets or sets the events. - - The events. - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Contains mappings between tags and types. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The mappings. - - - - Adds the specified tag. - - The tag. - The mapping. - - - - Gets the mapping. - - The tag. - - - - - Wraps another and applies caching. - - - - - Aggregates the results from multiple into a single one. - - - - - Wraps another and applies a - naming convention to the names of the properties. - - - - - Returns the properties of a type that are both readable and writable. - - - - - Returns the properties and fields of a type that are readable. - - - - - Returns the properties of a type that are readable. - - - - - The type returned will be the actual type of the value, if available. - - - - - The type returned will always be the static type. - - - - - Indicates that a class used as deserialization state - needs to be notified after deserialization. - - - - - Adds the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The @object. - - - - Gets the anchor for the specified object. - - The object. - The anchor. - - - - - Gets the with the specified anchor. - - - - - - A generic container that is preserved during the entire deserialization process. - Any disposable object added to this collection will be disposed when this object is disposed. - - - - - Invokes on all - objects added to this collection that implement . - - - - - Various string extension methods - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - camel case (thisIsATest). Camel case is the same as Pascal case, except the first letter - is lowercase. - - String to convert - Converted string - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - String to convert - Converted string - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a hyphenated (this-is-a-test) or - underscored (this_is_a_test) string - - String to convert - Separator to use between segments - Converted string - - - - Performs type conversions using every standard provided by the .NET library. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - The provider. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - The culture. - - - - - Converts the specified value using the invariant culture. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The format provider. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The culture. - - - - - Define a collection of YamlAttribute Overrides for pre-defined object types. - - - - - Checks whether this mapping matches the specified type, and returns a value indicating the match priority. - - The priority of the match. Higher values have more priority. Zero indicates no match. - - - - Adds a Member Attribute Override - - Type - Class Member - Overriding Attribute - - - - Creates a copy of this instance. - - - - - Adds a Member Attribute Override - - - - - Applies the Yaml attribute overrides to another . - - - - - Applies the Yaml* attributes to another . - - - - - Instructs the YamlSerializer not to serialize the public field or public read/write property value. - - - - - Provides special Yaml serialization instructions. - - - - - Decription/Comment about this property. - When set, a comment will be emitted when serializing this member. - - - - - Specifies that this property should be serialized as the given type, rather than using the actual runtime value's type. - - - - - Specifies the order priority of this property. - - - - - Instructs the to use a different field name for serialization. - - - - - When false, naming conventions will not be applied to this member. Defaults to true. - - - - - Specifies the scalar style of the property when serialized. This will only affect the serialization of scalar properties. - - - - - Overrides how null and default values should be handled for this property. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Specifies that this property should be serialized as the given type, rather than using the actual runtime value's type. - - - - Determines whether the specified type has a default constructor. - - The type. - - true if the type has a default constructor; otherwise, false. - - - - - Specifies that is allowed as an input even if the - corresponding type disallows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that is disallowed as an input even if the - corresponding type allows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that a method that will never return under any circumstance. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that the method will not return if the associated - parameter is passed the specified value. - - - - - Gets the condition parameter value. - Code after the method is considered unreachable by diagnostics if the argument - to the associated parameter matches this value. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the - class with the specified parameter value. - - - The condition parameter value. - Code after the method is considered unreachable by diagnostics if the argument - to the associated parameter matches this value. - - - - - Specifies that an output may be even if the - corresponding type disallows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that when a method returns , - the parameter may be even if the corresponding type disallows it. - - - - - Gets the return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter may be . - - - - - Initializes the attribute with the specified return value condition. - - - The return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter may be . - - - - - Specifies that an output is not even if the - corresponding type allows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that the output will be non- if the - named parameter is non-. - - - - - Gets the associated parameter name. - The output will be non- if the argument to the - parameter specified is non-. - - - - - Initializes the attribute with the associated parameter name. - - - The associated parameter name. - The output will be non- if the argument to the - parameter specified is non-. - - - - - Specifies that when a method returns , - the parameter will not be even if the corresponding type allows it. - - - - - Gets the return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter will not be . - - - - - Initializes the attribute with the specified return value condition. - - - The return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter will not be . - - - - diff --git a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net35/YamlDotNet.dll b/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net35/YamlDotNet.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 26b9fa58..00000000 Binary files a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net35/YamlDotNet.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net35/YamlDotNet.xml b/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net35/YamlDotNet.xml deleted file mode 100644 index ef8d2920..00000000 --- a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net35/YamlDotNet.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,4936 +0,0 @@ - - - - YamlDotNet - - - - - The exception that is thrown when an alias references an anchor that does not exist. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Defines constants that relate to the YAML specification. - - - - - Emits YAML streams. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - The preferred indentation. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - The preferred indentation. - The preferred text width. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - The preferred indentation. - The preferred text width. - If true, write the output in canonical form. - - - - Emit an evt. - - - - - Check if we need to accumulate more events before emitting. - - We accumulate extra - - 1 event for DOCUMENT-START - - 2 events for SEQUENCE-START - - 3 events for MAPPING-START - - - - - Expect STREAM-START. - - - - - Expect DOCUMENT-START or STREAM-END. - - - - - Expect the root node. - - - - - Expect a node. - - - - - Expect ALIAS. - - - - - Expect SCALAR. - - - - - Expect SEQUENCE-START. - - - - - Expect MAPPING-START. - - - - - Expect DOCUMENT-END. - - - - - Expect a flow item node. - - - - - Expect a flow key node. - - - - - Expect a flow value node. - - - - - Expect a block item node. - - - - - Expect a block key node. - - - - - Expect a block value node. - - - - - Check if the document content is an empty scalar. - - - - - Check if the next node can be expressed as a simple key. - - - - - The preferred indentation. - - - - - The preferred text width. - - - - - If true, write the output in canonical form. - - - - - If true, write output without anchor names. - - - - - The maximum allowed length for simple keys. - - - The specifiction mandates 1024 characters, but any desired value may be used. - - - - - Indent sequences. The default is to not indent. - - - - - Represents an alias event. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the value of the alias. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the alias. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the alias. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Represents a document end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a document start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the tags. - - The tags. - - - - Gets the version. - - The version. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The tags. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The tags. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Callback interface for external event Visitor. - - - - - Represents a mapping end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a mapping start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Gets the style of the mapping. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The style of the mapping. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The style of the mapping. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Specifies the style of a mapping. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The block mapping style. - - - - - The flow mapping style. - - - - - Contains the behavior that is common between node events. - - - - - Gets the anchor. - - - - - - Gets the tag. - - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Base class for parsing events. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event ends. - - - - - Accepts the specified visitor. - - Visitor to accept, may not be null - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Represents a scalar event. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Gets the style of the scalar. - - The style. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the tag is optional for the plain style. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the tag is optional for any non-plain style. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The value. - The style. - . - . - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The value. - The style. - . - . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The tag. - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a sequence end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a sequence start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Gets the style. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - if set to true [is implicit]. - The style. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Specifies the style of a sequence. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The block sequence style. - - - - - The flow sequence style. - - - - - Represents a stream end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a stream start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - The exception that is thrown when an alias references an anchor - that has not yet been defined in a context that does not support forward references. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Supports implementations of by providing methods to combine two hash codes. - - - - - Combines two hash codes. - - The first hash code. - The second hash code. - - - - - Represents a YAML stream emitter. - - - - - Emits an event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the end of the input reader has been reached. - - - - - Gets the character at the specified offset. - - - - - Skips the next characters. Those characters must have been - obtained first by calling the method. - - - - - Generic queue on which items may be inserted - - - - - Gets the number of items that are contained by the queue. - - - - - Enqueues the specified item. - - The item to be enqueued. - - - - Dequeues an item. - - Returns the item that been dequeued. - - - - Inserts an item at the specified index. - - The index where to insert the item. - The item to be inserted. - - - - Represents a YAML stream parser. - - - - - Gets the current event. Returns null before the first call to , - and also after returns false. - - - - - Moves to the next event. - - Returns true if there are more events available, otherwise returns false. - - - - Defines the interface for a stand-alone YAML scanner that - converts a sequence of characters into a sequence of YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the current position inside the input stream. - - The current position. - - - - Gets the current token. - - - - - Moves to the next token and consumes the current token. - - - - - Moves to the next token without consuming the current token. - - - - - Consumes the current token. - - - - - Provides access to a stream and allows to peek at the next characters, - up to the buffer's capacity. - - - This class implements a circular buffer with a fixed capacity. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input. - The capacity. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the end of the input reader has been reached. - - - - - Gets the index of the character for the specified offset. - - - - - Gets the character at the specified offset. - - - - - Reads characters until at least characters are in the buffer. - - - Number of characters to cache. - - - - - Skips the next characters. Those characters must have been - obtained first by calling the or methods. - - - - - Represents a location inside a file - - - - - Gets a with empty values. - - - - - Gets / sets the absolute offset in the file - - - - - Gets / sets the number of the line - - - - - Gets / sets the index of the column - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Exception that is thrown when an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Simple implementation of that implements merging: http://yaml.org/type/merge.html - - - - - Parses YAML streams. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input where the YAML stream is to be read. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets the current event. - - - - - Moves to the next event. - - Returns true if there are more events available, otherwise returns false. - - - - Parse the production: - stream ::= STREAM-START implicit_document? explicit_document* STREAM-END - ************ - - - - - Parse the productions: - implicit_document ::= block_node DOCUMENT-END* - * - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - ************************* - - - - - Parse directives. - - - - - Parse the productions: - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - *********** - - - - - Generate an empty scalar event. - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_node_or_indentless_sequence ::= - ALIAS - ***** - | properties (block_content | indentless_block_sequence)? - ********** * - | block_content | indentless_block_sequence - * - block_node ::= ALIAS - ***** - | properties block_content? - ********** * - | block_content - * - flow_node ::= ALIAS - ***** - | properties flow_content? - ********** * - | flow_content - * - properties ::= TAG ANCHOR? | ANCHOR TAG? - ************************* - block_content ::= block_collection | flow_collection | SCALAR - ****** - flow_content ::= flow_collection | SCALAR - ****** - - - - - Parse the productions: - implicit_document ::= block_node DOCUMENT-END* - ************* - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - ************* - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_sequence ::= BLOCK-SEQUENCE-START (BLOCK-ENTRY block_node?)* BLOCK-END - ******************** *********** * ********* - - - - - Parse the productions: - indentless_sequence ::= (BLOCK-ENTRY block_node?)+ - *********** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_mapping ::= BLOCK-MAPPING_START - ******************* - ((KEY block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)? - *** * - (VALUE block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)?)* - - BLOCK-END - ********* - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_mapping ::= BLOCK-MAPPING_START - - ((KEY block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)? - - (VALUE block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)?)* - ***** * - BLOCK-END - - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence ::= FLOW-SEQUENCE-START - ******************* - (flow_sequence_entry FLOW-ENTRY)* - * ********** - flow_sequence_entry? - * - FLOW-SEQUENCE-END - ***************** - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - *** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - ***** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_mapping ::= FLOW-MAPPING-START - ****************** - (flow_mapping_entry FLOW-ENTRY)* - * ********** - flow_mapping_entry? - ****************** - FLOW-MAPPING-END - **************** - flow_mapping_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * *** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_mapping_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * ***** * - - - - - Extension methods that provide useful abstractions over . - - - - - Ensures that the current event is of the specified type, returns it and moves to the next event. - - Type of the . - Returns the current event. - If the current event is not of the specified type. - - - - Checks whether the current event is of the specified type. - If the event is of the specified type, returns it and moves to the next event. - Otherwise returns null. - - Type of the . - Returns true if the current event is of type T; otherwise returns null. - - - - Enforces that the current event is of the specified type. - - Type of the . - Returns the current event. - If the current event is not of the specified type. - - - - Checks whether the current event is of the specified type. - - Type of the event. - Returns true if the current event is of type . Otherwise returns false. - - - - Skips the current event and any nested event. - - - - - Keeps track of the recursion level, - and throws - whenever is reached. - - - - - Increments the recursion level, - and throws - if is reached. - - - - - Increments the recursion level, - and returns whether is still less than . - - - - - Decrements the recursion level. - - - - - Specifies the style of a YAML scalar. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The plain scalar style. - - - - - The single-quoted scalar style. - - - - - The double-quoted scalar style. - - - - - The literal scalar style. - - - - - The folded scalar style. - - - - - Converts a sequence of characters into a sequence of YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the current token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input. - Indicates whether comments should be ignored - - - - Gets the current position inside the input stream. - - The current position. - - - - Moves to the next token. - - - - - - Consumes the current token and increments the parsed token count - - - - - Check the list of potential simple keys and remove the positions that - cannot contain simple keys anymore. - - - - - Pop indentation levels from the indents stack until the current level - becomes less or equal to the column. For each indentation level, append - the BLOCK-END token. - - - - - Produce the STREAM-END token and shut down the scanner. - - - - - Scan a YAML-DIRECTIVE or TAG-DIRECTIVE token. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - - - - - Produce the DOCUMENT-START or DOCUMENT-END token. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-SEQUENCE-START or FLOW-MAPPING-START token. - - - - - Increase the flow level and resize the simple key list if needed. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-SEQUENCE-END or FLOW-MAPPING-END token. - - - - - Decrease the flow level. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-ENTRY token. - - - - - Produce the BLOCK-ENTRY token. - - - - - Produce the KEY token. - - - - - Produce the VALUE token. - - - - - Push the current indentation level to the stack and set the new level - the current column is greater than the indentation level. In this case, - append or insert the specified token into the token queue. - - - - - Produce the ALIAS or ANCHOR token. - - - - - Produce the TAG token. - - - - - Scan a TAG token. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,literal) or SCALAR(...,folded) tokens. - - - - - Scan a block scalar. - - - - - Scan indentation spaces and line breaks for a block scalar. Determine the - indentation level if needed. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,single-quoted) or SCALAR(...,double-quoted) tokens. - - - - - Scan a quoted scalar. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,plain) token. - - - - - Scan a plain scalar. - - - - - Remove a potential simple key at the current flow level. - - - - - Scan the directive name. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^ - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^ - - - - - Scan the value of VERSION-DIRECTIVE. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^^^ - - - - - Scan the value of a TAG-DIRECTIVE token. - - Scope: - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - - - - - Scan a tag. - - - - - Decode an URI-escape sequence corresponding to a single UTF-8 character. - - - - - Scan a tag handle. - - - - - Scan the version number of VERSION-DIRECTIVE. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^ - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^ - - - - - Check if a simple key may start at the current position and add it if - needed. - - - - - Exception that is thrown when a semantic error is detected on a YAML stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Exception that is thrown when a syntax error is detected on a YAML stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Collection of . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Initial content of the collection. - - - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the collection contains a directive with the same handle - - - - - Represents an anchor token. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents an alias token. - - - - - Gets the value of the alias. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the anchor. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the anchor. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Represents a block end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block entry event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block mapping start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block sequence start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a comment - - - - - Gets the value of the comment - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the comment appears other tokens on that line. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Represents a document end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a document start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Base class for YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the value of the comment - - - - - Represents a flow entry event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow mapping end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow mapping start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow sequence end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow sequence start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a key token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a scalar token. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Gets the style. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The style. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a stream end event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a stream start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a tag token. - - - - - Gets the handle. - - The handle. - - - - Gets the suffix. - - The suffix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The suffix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The suffix. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a tag directive token. - - - - - Gets the handle. - - The handle. - - - - Gets the prefix. - - The prefix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The prefix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The prefix. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - - - - Base class for YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the start of the token in the input stream. - - - - - Gets the end of the token in the input stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a value token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a version directive token. - - - - - Gets the version. - - The version. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Specifies the version of the YAML language. - - - - - Gets the major version number. - - - - - Gets the minor version number. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The major version number. - The minor version number. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Base exception that is thrown when the a problem occurs in the YamlDotNet library. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the exception starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the exception ends. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Returns the that describes the property that - is being returned in an expression in the form: - - x => x.SomeProperty - - - - - - Adapts an to - because not all generic collections implement . - - - - - Adapts an to - because not all generic dictionaries implement . - - - - - Gets or sets the element with the specified index. - - The index of the element to get or set. - The element with the specified index. - - - - Adds an element with the provided key and value to the - at the given index. - - The zero-based index at which the item should be inserted. - The object to use as the key of the element to add. - The object to use as the value of the element to add. - - - - Removes the element at the specified index. - - The zero-based index of the element to remove. - - - - Manages the state of a while it is loading. - - - - - Adds the specified node to the anchor list. - - The node. - - - - Gets the node with the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The start position. - The end position. - - if there is no node with that anchor. - - - - Gets the node with the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The node that was retrieved. - true if the anchor was found; otherwise false. - - - - Adds the specified node to the collection of nodes with unresolved aliases. - - - The that has unresolved aliases. - - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved while loading the document. - - - - - Holds state that is used when emitting a stream. - - - - - Gets the already emitted anchors. - - The emitted anchors. - - - - Defines the method needed to be able to visit Yaml elements. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Represents a LibYAML event stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class - from the specified . - - - - - Represents an alias node in the YAML document. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Represents an YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the root node. - - The root node. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with a single scalar node. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Visitor that assigns anchors to nodes that are referenced more than once. - Existing anchors are preserved as much as possible. - - - - - Key: Node, Value: IsDuplicate - - - - - Returns whether the visited node is a duplicate. - - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - Gets all nodes from the document. - is thrown if an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - Represents a mapping node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets the children of the current node. - - The children. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - A sequence of where even elements are keys and odd elements are values. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - A sequence of where even elements are keys and odd elements are values. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - Creates a containing a key-value pair for each property of the specified object. - - - - - Represents a single node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the anchor of the node. - - The anchor. - - - - Gets or sets the tag of the node. - - The tag. - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the node starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the node ends. - - - - - Loads the specified event. - - The event. - The state of the document. - - - - Parses the node represented by the next event in . - - Returns the node that has been parsed. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - Gets all nodes from the document, starting on the current node. - is thrown if an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - When implemented, recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node. - If is reached, a is thrown - instead of continuing and crashing with a . - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Performs an implicit conversion from to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Performs an implicit conversion from string[] to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Converts a to a string by returning its value. - - - - - Gets the nth element in a . - - - - - Gets the value associated with a key in a . - - - - - Comparer that is based on identity comparisons. - - - - - - - - - - - Specifies the type of node in the representation model. - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - Represents a scalar node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the value of the node. - - The value. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Performs an explicit conversion from to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Represents a sequence node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets the collection of child nodes. - - The children. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Adds the specified child to the collection. - - The child. - - - - Adds a scalar node to the collection. - - The child. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - Represents an YAML stream. - - - - - Gets the documents inside the stream. - - The documents. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Adds the specified document to the collection. - - The document. - - - - Loads the stream from the specified input. - - The input. - - - - Loads the stream from the specified . - - - - - Saves the stream to the specified output. - - The output. - - - - Saves the stream to the specified output. - - The output. - Indicates whether or not to assign node anchors. - - - - Saves the stream to the specified emitter. - - The emitter. - Indicates whether or not to assign node anchors. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Abstract implementation of that knows how to walk a complete Yaml object model. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Abstract implementation of that knows how to walk a complete YAML object model. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a key-value pair. - - The left (key) that is being visited. - The right (value) that is being visited. - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Common implementation of and . - - - - - Prevents serialization and deserialization of fields. - - - - - - Allows serialization and deserialization of non-public properties. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Register an for a given property. - - - An expression in the form: x => x.SomeProperty - The attribute to register. - - - - - Register an for a given property. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector based on a previously registered .. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - A factory that creates instances of based on an existing . - - The type of the wrapped component. - The type of the component that this factory creates. - The component that is to be wrapped. - Returns a new instance of that is based on . - - - - A factory that creates instances of based on an existing and an argument. - - The type of the argument. - The type of the wrapped component. - The type of the component that this factory creates. - The component that is to be wrapped. - The argument of the factory. - Returns a new instance of that is based on and . - - - - This represents the YAML converter entity for . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - value. Default value is . is considered as . - instance. Default value is . - List of date/time formats for parsing. Default value is "G". - On deserializing, all formats in the list are used for conversion, while on serializing, the first format in the list is used. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the current converter supports converting the specified type. - - to check. - Returns True, if the current converter supports; otherwise returns False. - - - - Reads an object's state from a YAML parser. - - instance. - to convert. - Returns the instance converted. - On deserializing, all formats in the list are used for conversion. - - - - Writes the specified object's state to a YAML emitter. - - instance. - Value to write. - to convert. - On serializing, the first format in the list is used. - - - - Converter for System.Guid. - - - - - Converter for System.Type. - - - Converts to a scalar containing the assembly qualified name of the type. - - - - - Specifies the strategy to handle default and null values during serialization of properties. - - - - - Specifies that all properties are to be emitted regardless of their value. This is the default behavior. - - - - - Specifies that properties that contain null references or a null Nullable<T> are to be omitted. - - - - - Specifies that properties that that contain their default value, either default(T) or the value specified in DefaultValueAttribute are to be omitted. - - - - - Specifies that properties that that contain collections/arrays/enumerations that are empty are to be omitted. - - - - - Deserializes objects from the YAML format. - To customize the behavior of , - use the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of using the default configuration. - - - To customize the behavior of the deserializer, use . - - - - - This constructor is private to discourage its use. - To invoke it, call the method. - - - - - Creates a new that uses the specified . - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use . - - - - - Deserializes an object of the specified type. - - The from where to deserialize the object. - The static type of the object to deserialize. - Returns the deserialized object. - - - - Creates and configures instances of . - This class is used to customize the behavior of . Use the relevant methods - to apply customizations, then call to create an instance of the deserializer - with the desired customizations. - - - - - Initializes a new using the default component registrations. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers a tag mapping. - - - - - Registers a type mapping using the default object factory. - - - - - Unregisters an existing tag mapping. - - - - - Instructs the deserializer to ignore unmatched properties instead of throwing an exception. - - - - - Creates a new according to the current configuration. - - - - - Creates a new that implements the current configuration. - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use the method. - - - - - Gets the next visitor that should be called by the current visitor. - - - - - Gets the that is to be used for serialization. - - - - - Gets a function that, when called, serializes the specified object. - - - - - Gets the visitor of type that was used during the pre-processing phase. - - The type of the visitor.s - - - No visitor of that type has been registered, - or ore than one visitors registered are of type . - - - - - Provided the base implementation for an IEventEmitter that is a - decorator for another IEventEmitter. - - - - - Deserializes an object of the specified type. - - The from where to deserialize the object. - The static type of the object to deserialize. - Returns the deserialized object. - - - - Translates property names according to a specific convention. - - - - - Determines the type of the specified node. - - The node to be deserialized. - The type that has been determined so far. - - true if has been resolved completely; - false if the next type should be invoked. - - - - - Represents an object along with its type. - - - - - A reference to the object. - - - - - The type that should be used when to interpret the . - - - - - The type of as determined by its container (e.g. a property). - - - - - The style to be used for scalars. - - - - - Returns the Value property of the if it is not null. - This is useful in all places that the value must not be null. - - An object descriptor. - Thrown when the Value is null - - - - - Creates instances of types. - - - This interface allows to provide a custom logic for creating instances during deserialization. - - - - - Creates an instance of the specified type. - - - - - Defines a strategy that walks through an object graph. - - - - - Traverses the specified object graph. - - The graph. - An that is to be notified during the traversal. - A that will be passed to the . - - - - Defined the interface of a type that can be notified during an object graph traversal. - - - - - Indicates whether the specified value should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular object or type. - - The value that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the value is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Indicates whether the specified mapping should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular pair. - - The key of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The value of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the mapping is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Indicates whether the specified mapping should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular pair. This overload should be invoked when the - mapping is produced by an object's property. - - The that provided access to . - The value of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the mapping is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Notifies the visitor that a scalar value has been encountered. - - The value of the scalar. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a mapping is about to begin. - - The value that corresponds to the mapping. - The static type of the keys of the mapping. - The static type of the values of the mapping. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a mapping has ended. - - The value that corresponds to the mapping. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a sequence is about to begin. - - The value that corresponds to the sequence. - The static type of the elements of the sequence. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a sequence has ended. - - The value that corresponds to the sequence. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Registers the component in place of the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component before the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component after the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component before every other previously registered component. - - - - - Registers the component after every other previously registered component. - - - - - Registers the component in place of the already registered component of type . - - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object into a string. - - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Provides access to the properties of a type. - - - - - Gets all properties of the specified type. - - The type whose properties are to be enumerated. - The actual object of type whose properties are to be enumerated. Can be null. - - - - - Gets the property of the type with the specified name. - - The type whose properties are to be searched. - The actual object of type whose properties are to be searched. Can be null. - The name of the property. - - Determines if an exception or null should be returned if can't be - found in - - - - - - Resolves the type of values. - - - - - Allows an object to customize how it is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - The parser where the object's state should be read from. - The type that the deserializer is expecting. - - A function that will use the current deserializer - to read an object of the given type from the parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - The emitter where the object's state should be written to. - A function that will use the current serializer to write an object to the emitter. - - - - Represents a function that is used to deserialize an object of the given type. - - The type that the deserializer should read. - Returns the object that was deserialized. - - - - Represents a function that is used to serialize an object of the given type. - - The object to be serialized. - - The type that should be considered when emitting the object. - If null, the actual type of the is used. - - - - - Allows an object to customize how it is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Allows to customize how a type is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the current converter supports converting the specified type. - - - - - Reads an object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes the specified object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - camel case (thisIsATest). Camel case is the same as Pascal case, except the first letter - is lowercase. - - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a hyphenated (this-is-a-test) string - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - - - - Performs no naming conversion. - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a underscored (this_is_a_test) string - - - - - An empty type for cases where a type needs to be provided but won't be used. - - - - - Creates objects using Activator.CreateInstance. - - - - - Creates objects using a Func{Type,object}"/>. - - - - - An implementation of that traverses - readable properties, collections and dictionaries. - - - - - An implementation of that traverses - properties that are read/write, collections and dictionaries, while ensuring that - the graph can be regenerated from the resulting document. - - - - - A factory method for creating instances - - The type inspector to be used by the traversal strategy. - The type resolver to be used by the traversal strategy. - The type converters to be used by the traversal strategy. - The maximum object depth to be supported by the traversal strategy. - - - - - A base class that simplifies the correct implementation of . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of using the default configuration. - - - To customize the behavior of the serializer, use . - - - - - This constructor is private to discourage its use. - To invoke it, call the method. - - - - - Creates a new that uses the specified . - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use . - - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object into a string. - - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Creates and configures instances of . - This class is used to customize the behavior of . Use the relevant methods - to apply customizations, then call to create an instance of the serializer - with the desired customizations. - - - - - Sets the maximum recursion that is allowed while traversing the object graph. The default value is 50. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers a tag mapping. - - - - - Unregisters an existing tag mapping. - - - - - Ensures that it will be possible to deserialize the serialized objects. - This option will force the emission of tags and emit only properties with setters. - - - - - Specifies that, if the same object appears more than once in the - serialization graph, it will be serialized each time instead of just once. - - - If the serialization graph contains circular references and this flag is set, - a StackOverflowException will be thrown. - If this flag is not set, there is a performance penalty because the entire - object graph must be walked twice. - - - - - Forces every value to be serialized, even if it is the default value for that type. - - - - - Configures how properties with default and null values should be handled. The default value is DefaultValuesHandling.Preserve - - - If more control is needed, create a class that extends from ChainedObjectGraphVisitor and override its EnterMapping methods. - Then register it as follows: - WithEmissionPhaseObjectGraphVisitor(args => new MyDefaultHandlingStrategy(args.InnerVisitor)); - - - - - Ensures that the result of the serialization is valid JSON. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - The type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - The type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an to be used by the serializer - while traversing the object graph. - - A function that instantiates the traversal strategy. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Creates sequences with extra indentation - - - list: - - item - - item - - - - - - Creates a new according to the current configuration. - - - - - Creates a new that implements the current configuration. - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use the method. - - - - - An object that contains part of a YAML stream. - - - - - Gets or sets the events. - - The events. - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Contains mappings between tags and types. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The mappings. - - - - Adds the specified tag. - - The tag. - The mapping. - - - - Gets the mapping. - - The tag. - - - - - Wraps another and applies caching. - - - - - Aggregates the results from multiple into a single one. - - - - - Wraps another and applies a - naming convention to the names of the properties. - - - - - Returns the properties of a type that are both readable and writable. - - - - - Returns the properties and fields of a type that are readable. - - - - - Returns the properties of a type that are readable. - - - - - The type returned will be the actual type of the value, if available. - - - - - The type returned will always be the static type. - - - - - Indicates that a class used as deserialization state - needs to be notified after deserialization. - - - - - Adds the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The @object. - - - - Gets the anchor for the specified object. - - The object. - The anchor. - - - - - Gets the with the specified anchor. - - - - - - A generic container that is preserved during the entire deserialization process. - Any disposable object added to this collection will be disposed when this object is disposed. - - - - - Invokes on all - objects added to this collection that implement . - - - - - Various string extension methods - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - camel case (thisIsATest). Camel case is the same as Pascal case, except the first letter - is lowercase. - - String to convert - Converted string - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - String to convert - Converted string - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a hyphenated (this-is-a-test) or - underscored (this_is_a_test) string - - String to convert - Separator to use between segments - Converted string - - - - Performs type conversions using every standard provided by the .NET library. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - The provider. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - The culture. - - - - - Converts the specified value using the invariant culture. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The format provider. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The culture. - - - - - Registers a dynamically. - - The type to which the converter should be associated. - The type of the converter. - - - - Define a collection of YamlAttribute Overrides for pre-defined object types. - - - - - Checks whether this mapping matches the specified type, and returns a value indicating the match priority. - - The priority of the match. Higher values have more priority. Zero indicates no match. - - - - Adds a Member Attribute Override - - Type - Class Member - Overriding Attribute - - - - Creates a copy of this instance. - - - - - Adds a Member Attribute Override - - - - - Applies the Yaml attribute overrides to another . - - - - - Applies the Yaml* attributes to another . - - - - - Instructs the YamlSerializer not to serialize the public field or public read/write property value. - - - - - Provides special Yaml serialization instructions. - - - - - Decription/Comment about this property. - When set, a comment will be emitted when serializing this member. - - - - - Specifies that this property should be serialized as the given type, rather than using the actual runtime value's type. - - - - - Specifies the order priority of this property. - - - - - Instructs the to use a different field name for serialization. - - - - - When false, naming conventions will not be applied to this member. Defaults to true. - - - - - Specifies the scalar style of the property when serialized. This will only affect the serialization of scalar properties. - - - - - Overrides how null and default values should be handled for this property. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Specifies that this property should be serialized as the given type, rather than using the actual runtime value's type. - - - - Determines whether the specified type has a default constructor. - - The type. - - true if the type has a default constructor; otherwise, false. - - - - - Specifies that is allowed as an input even if the - corresponding type disallows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that is disallowed as an input even if the - corresponding type allows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that a method that will never return under any circumstance. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that the method will not return if the associated - parameter is passed the specified value. - - - - - Gets the condition parameter value. - Code after the method is considered unreachable by diagnostics if the argument - to the associated parameter matches this value. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the - class with the specified parameter value. - - - The condition parameter value. - Code after the method is considered unreachable by diagnostics if the argument - to the associated parameter matches this value. - - - - - Specifies that an output may be even if the - corresponding type disallows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that when a method returns , - the parameter may be even if the corresponding type disallows it. - - - - - Gets the return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter may be . - - - - - Initializes the attribute with the specified return value condition. - - - The return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter may be . - - - - - Specifies that an output is not even if the - corresponding type allows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that the output will be non- if the - named parameter is non-. - - - - - Gets the associated parameter name. - The output will be non- if the argument to the - parameter specified is non-. - - - - - Initializes the attribute with the associated parameter name. - - - The associated parameter name. - The output will be non- if the argument to the - parameter specified is non-. - - - - - Specifies that when a method returns , - the parameter will not be even if the corresponding type allows it. - - - - - Gets the return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter will not be . - - - - - Initializes the attribute with the specified return value condition. - - - The return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter will not be . - - - - diff --git a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net45/YamlDotNet.dll b/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net45/YamlDotNet.dll deleted file mode 100644 index d0bbb751..00000000 Binary files a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net45/YamlDotNet.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net45/YamlDotNet.xml b/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net45/YamlDotNet.xml deleted file mode 100644 index ef8d2920..00000000 --- a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/net45/YamlDotNet.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,4936 +0,0 @@ - - - - YamlDotNet - - - - - The exception that is thrown when an alias references an anchor that does not exist. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Defines constants that relate to the YAML specification. - - - - - Emits YAML streams. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - The preferred indentation. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - The preferred indentation. - The preferred text width. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - The preferred indentation. - The preferred text width. - If true, write the output in canonical form. - - - - Emit an evt. - - - - - Check if we need to accumulate more events before emitting. - - We accumulate extra - - 1 event for DOCUMENT-START - - 2 events for SEQUENCE-START - - 3 events for MAPPING-START - - - - - Expect STREAM-START. - - - - - Expect DOCUMENT-START or STREAM-END. - - - - - Expect the root node. - - - - - Expect a node. - - - - - Expect ALIAS. - - - - - Expect SCALAR. - - - - - Expect SEQUENCE-START. - - - - - Expect MAPPING-START. - - - - - Expect DOCUMENT-END. - - - - - Expect a flow item node. - - - - - Expect a flow key node. - - - - - Expect a flow value node. - - - - - Expect a block item node. - - - - - Expect a block key node. - - - - - Expect a block value node. - - - - - Check if the document content is an empty scalar. - - - - - Check if the next node can be expressed as a simple key. - - - - - The preferred indentation. - - - - - The preferred text width. - - - - - If true, write the output in canonical form. - - - - - If true, write output without anchor names. - - - - - The maximum allowed length for simple keys. - - - The specifiction mandates 1024 characters, but any desired value may be used. - - - - - Indent sequences. The default is to not indent. - - - - - Represents an alias event. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the value of the alias. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the alias. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the alias. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Represents a document end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a document start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the tags. - - The tags. - - - - Gets the version. - - The version. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The tags. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The tags. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Callback interface for external event Visitor. - - - - - Represents a mapping end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a mapping start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Gets the style of the mapping. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The style of the mapping. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The style of the mapping. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Specifies the style of a mapping. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The block mapping style. - - - - - The flow mapping style. - - - - - Contains the behavior that is common between node events. - - - - - Gets the anchor. - - - - - - Gets the tag. - - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Base class for parsing events. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event ends. - - - - - Accepts the specified visitor. - - Visitor to accept, may not be null - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Represents a scalar event. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Gets the style of the scalar. - - The style. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the tag is optional for the plain style. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the tag is optional for any non-plain style. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The value. - The style. - . - . - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The value. - The style. - . - . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The tag. - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a sequence end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a sequence start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Gets the style. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - if set to true [is implicit]. - The style. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Specifies the style of a sequence. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The block sequence style. - - - - - The flow sequence style. - - - - - Represents a stream end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a stream start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - The exception that is thrown when an alias references an anchor - that has not yet been defined in a context that does not support forward references. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Supports implementations of by providing methods to combine two hash codes. - - - - - Combines two hash codes. - - The first hash code. - The second hash code. - - - - - Represents a YAML stream emitter. - - - - - Emits an event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the end of the input reader has been reached. - - - - - Gets the character at the specified offset. - - - - - Skips the next characters. Those characters must have been - obtained first by calling the method. - - - - - Generic queue on which items may be inserted - - - - - Gets the number of items that are contained by the queue. - - - - - Enqueues the specified item. - - The item to be enqueued. - - - - Dequeues an item. - - Returns the item that been dequeued. - - - - Inserts an item at the specified index. - - The index where to insert the item. - The item to be inserted. - - - - Represents a YAML stream parser. - - - - - Gets the current event. Returns null before the first call to , - and also after returns false. - - - - - Moves to the next event. - - Returns true if there are more events available, otherwise returns false. - - - - Defines the interface for a stand-alone YAML scanner that - converts a sequence of characters into a sequence of YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the current position inside the input stream. - - The current position. - - - - Gets the current token. - - - - - Moves to the next token and consumes the current token. - - - - - Moves to the next token without consuming the current token. - - - - - Consumes the current token. - - - - - Provides access to a stream and allows to peek at the next characters, - up to the buffer's capacity. - - - This class implements a circular buffer with a fixed capacity. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input. - The capacity. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the end of the input reader has been reached. - - - - - Gets the index of the character for the specified offset. - - - - - Gets the character at the specified offset. - - - - - Reads characters until at least characters are in the buffer. - - - Number of characters to cache. - - - - - Skips the next characters. Those characters must have been - obtained first by calling the or methods. - - - - - Represents a location inside a file - - - - - Gets a with empty values. - - - - - Gets / sets the absolute offset in the file - - - - - Gets / sets the number of the line - - - - - Gets / sets the index of the column - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Exception that is thrown when an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Simple implementation of that implements merging: http://yaml.org/type/merge.html - - - - - Parses YAML streams. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input where the YAML stream is to be read. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets the current event. - - - - - Moves to the next event. - - Returns true if there are more events available, otherwise returns false. - - - - Parse the production: - stream ::= STREAM-START implicit_document? explicit_document* STREAM-END - ************ - - - - - Parse the productions: - implicit_document ::= block_node DOCUMENT-END* - * - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - ************************* - - - - - Parse directives. - - - - - Parse the productions: - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - *********** - - - - - Generate an empty scalar event. - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_node_or_indentless_sequence ::= - ALIAS - ***** - | properties (block_content | indentless_block_sequence)? - ********** * - | block_content | indentless_block_sequence - * - block_node ::= ALIAS - ***** - | properties block_content? - ********** * - | block_content - * - flow_node ::= ALIAS - ***** - | properties flow_content? - ********** * - | flow_content - * - properties ::= TAG ANCHOR? | ANCHOR TAG? - ************************* - block_content ::= block_collection | flow_collection | SCALAR - ****** - flow_content ::= flow_collection | SCALAR - ****** - - - - - Parse the productions: - implicit_document ::= block_node DOCUMENT-END* - ************* - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - ************* - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_sequence ::= BLOCK-SEQUENCE-START (BLOCK-ENTRY block_node?)* BLOCK-END - ******************** *********** * ********* - - - - - Parse the productions: - indentless_sequence ::= (BLOCK-ENTRY block_node?)+ - *********** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_mapping ::= BLOCK-MAPPING_START - ******************* - ((KEY block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)? - *** * - (VALUE block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)?)* - - BLOCK-END - ********* - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_mapping ::= BLOCK-MAPPING_START - - ((KEY block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)? - - (VALUE block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)?)* - ***** * - BLOCK-END - - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence ::= FLOW-SEQUENCE-START - ******************* - (flow_sequence_entry FLOW-ENTRY)* - * ********** - flow_sequence_entry? - * - FLOW-SEQUENCE-END - ***************** - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - *** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - ***** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_mapping ::= FLOW-MAPPING-START - ****************** - (flow_mapping_entry FLOW-ENTRY)* - * ********** - flow_mapping_entry? - ****************** - FLOW-MAPPING-END - **************** - flow_mapping_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * *** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_mapping_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * ***** * - - - - - Extension methods that provide useful abstractions over . - - - - - Ensures that the current event is of the specified type, returns it and moves to the next event. - - Type of the . - Returns the current event. - If the current event is not of the specified type. - - - - Checks whether the current event is of the specified type. - If the event is of the specified type, returns it and moves to the next event. - Otherwise returns null. - - Type of the . - Returns true if the current event is of type T; otherwise returns null. - - - - Enforces that the current event is of the specified type. - - Type of the . - Returns the current event. - If the current event is not of the specified type. - - - - Checks whether the current event is of the specified type. - - Type of the event. - Returns true if the current event is of type . Otherwise returns false. - - - - Skips the current event and any nested event. - - - - - Keeps track of the recursion level, - and throws - whenever is reached. - - - - - Increments the recursion level, - and throws - if is reached. - - - - - Increments the recursion level, - and returns whether is still less than . - - - - - Decrements the recursion level. - - - - - Specifies the style of a YAML scalar. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The plain scalar style. - - - - - The single-quoted scalar style. - - - - - The double-quoted scalar style. - - - - - The literal scalar style. - - - - - The folded scalar style. - - - - - Converts a sequence of characters into a sequence of YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the current token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input. - Indicates whether comments should be ignored - - - - Gets the current position inside the input stream. - - The current position. - - - - Moves to the next token. - - - - - - Consumes the current token and increments the parsed token count - - - - - Check the list of potential simple keys and remove the positions that - cannot contain simple keys anymore. - - - - - Pop indentation levels from the indents stack until the current level - becomes less or equal to the column. For each indentation level, append - the BLOCK-END token. - - - - - Produce the STREAM-END token and shut down the scanner. - - - - - Scan a YAML-DIRECTIVE or TAG-DIRECTIVE token. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - - - - - Produce the DOCUMENT-START or DOCUMENT-END token. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-SEQUENCE-START or FLOW-MAPPING-START token. - - - - - Increase the flow level and resize the simple key list if needed. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-SEQUENCE-END or FLOW-MAPPING-END token. - - - - - Decrease the flow level. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-ENTRY token. - - - - - Produce the BLOCK-ENTRY token. - - - - - Produce the KEY token. - - - - - Produce the VALUE token. - - - - - Push the current indentation level to the stack and set the new level - the current column is greater than the indentation level. In this case, - append or insert the specified token into the token queue. - - - - - Produce the ALIAS or ANCHOR token. - - - - - Produce the TAG token. - - - - - Scan a TAG token. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,literal) or SCALAR(...,folded) tokens. - - - - - Scan a block scalar. - - - - - Scan indentation spaces and line breaks for a block scalar. Determine the - indentation level if needed. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,single-quoted) or SCALAR(...,double-quoted) tokens. - - - - - Scan a quoted scalar. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,plain) token. - - - - - Scan a plain scalar. - - - - - Remove a potential simple key at the current flow level. - - - - - Scan the directive name. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^ - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^ - - - - - Scan the value of VERSION-DIRECTIVE. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^^^ - - - - - Scan the value of a TAG-DIRECTIVE token. - - Scope: - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - - - - - Scan a tag. - - - - - Decode an URI-escape sequence corresponding to a single UTF-8 character. - - - - - Scan a tag handle. - - - - - Scan the version number of VERSION-DIRECTIVE. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^ - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^ - - - - - Check if a simple key may start at the current position and add it if - needed. - - - - - Exception that is thrown when a semantic error is detected on a YAML stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Exception that is thrown when a syntax error is detected on a YAML stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Collection of . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Initial content of the collection. - - - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the collection contains a directive with the same handle - - - - - Represents an anchor token. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents an alias token. - - - - - Gets the value of the alias. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the anchor. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the anchor. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Represents a block end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block entry event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block mapping start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block sequence start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a comment - - - - - Gets the value of the comment - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the comment appears other tokens on that line. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Represents a document end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a document start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Base class for YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the value of the comment - - - - - Represents a flow entry event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow mapping end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow mapping start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow sequence end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow sequence start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a key token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a scalar token. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Gets the style. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The style. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a stream end event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a stream start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a tag token. - - - - - Gets the handle. - - The handle. - - - - Gets the suffix. - - The suffix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The suffix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The suffix. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a tag directive token. - - - - - Gets the handle. - - The handle. - - - - Gets the prefix. - - The prefix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The prefix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The prefix. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - - - - Base class for YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the start of the token in the input stream. - - - - - Gets the end of the token in the input stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a value token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a version directive token. - - - - - Gets the version. - - The version. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Specifies the version of the YAML language. - - - - - Gets the major version number. - - - - - Gets the minor version number. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The major version number. - The minor version number. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Base exception that is thrown when the a problem occurs in the YamlDotNet library. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the exception starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the exception ends. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Returns the that describes the property that - is being returned in an expression in the form: - - x => x.SomeProperty - - - - - - Adapts an to - because not all generic collections implement . - - - - - Adapts an to - because not all generic dictionaries implement . - - - - - Gets or sets the element with the specified index. - - The index of the element to get or set. - The element with the specified index. - - - - Adds an element with the provided key and value to the - at the given index. - - The zero-based index at which the item should be inserted. - The object to use as the key of the element to add. - The object to use as the value of the element to add. - - - - Removes the element at the specified index. - - The zero-based index of the element to remove. - - - - Manages the state of a while it is loading. - - - - - Adds the specified node to the anchor list. - - The node. - - - - Gets the node with the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The start position. - The end position. - - if there is no node with that anchor. - - - - Gets the node with the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The node that was retrieved. - true if the anchor was found; otherwise false. - - - - Adds the specified node to the collection of nodes with unresolved aliases. - - - The that has unresolved aliases. - - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved while loading the document. - - - - - Holds state that is used when emitting a stream. - - - - - Gets the already emitted anchors. - - The emitted anchors. - - - - Defines the method needed to be able to visit Yaml elements. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Represents a LibYAML event stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class - from the specified . - - - - - Represents an alias node in the YAML document. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Represents an YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the root node. - - The root node. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with a single scalar node. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Visitor that assigns anchors to nodes that are referenced more than once. - Existing anchors are preserved as much as possible. - - - - - Key: Node, Value: IsDuplicate - - - - - Returns whether the visited node is a duplicate. - - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - Gets all nodes from the document. - is thrown if an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - Represents a mapping node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets the children of the current node. - - The children. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - A sequence of where even elements are keys and odd elements are values. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - A sequence of where even elements are keys and odd elements are values. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - Creates a containing a key-value pair for each property of the specified object. - - - - - Represents a single node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the anchor of the node. - - The anchor. - - - - Gets or sets the tag of the node. - - The tag. - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the node starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the node ends. - - - - - Loads the specified event. - - The event. - The state of the document. - - - - Parses the node represented by the next event in . - - Returns the node that has been parsed. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - Gets all nodes from the document, starting on the current node. - is thrown if an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - When implemented, recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node. - If is reached, a is thrown - instead of continuing and crashing with a . - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Performs an implicit conversion from to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Performs an implicit conversion from string[] to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Converts a to a string by returning its value. - - - - - Gets the nth element in a . - - - - - Gets the value associated with a key in a . - - - - - Comparer that is based on identity comparisons. - - - - - - - - - - - Specifies the type of node in the representation model. - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - Represents a scalar node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the value of the node. - - The value. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Performs an explicit conversion from to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Represents a sequence node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets the collection of child nodes. - - The children. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Adds the specified child to the collection. - - The child. - - - - Adds a scalar node to the collection. - - The child. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - Represents an YAML stream. - - - - - Gets the documents inside the stream. - - The documents. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Adds the specified document to the collection. - - The document. - - - - Loads the stream from the specified input. - - The input. - - - - Loads the stream from the specified . - - - - - Saves the stream to the specified output. - - The output. - - - - Saves the stream to the specified output. - - The output. - Indicates whether or not to assign node anchors. - - - - Saves the stream to the specified emitter. - - The emitter. - Indicates whether or not to assign node anchors. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Abstract implementation of that knows how to walk a complete Yaml object model. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Abstract implementation of that knows how to walk a complete YAML object model. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a key-value pair. - - The left (key) that is being visited. - The right (value) that is being visited. - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Common implementation of and . - - - - - Prevents serialization and deserialization of fields. - - - - - - Allows serialization and deserialization of non-public properties. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Register an for a given property. - - - An expression in the form: x => x.SomeProperty - The attribute to register. - - - - - Register an for a given property. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector based on a previously registered .. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - A factory that creates instances of based on an existing . - - The type of the wrapped component. - The type of the component that this factory creates. - The component that is to be wrapped. - Returns a new instance of that is based on . - - - - A factory that creates instances of based on an existing and an argument. - - The type of the argument. - The type of the wrapped component. - The type of the component that this factory creates. - The component that is to be wrapped. - The argument of the factory. - Returns a new instance of that is based on and . - - - - This represents the YAML converter entity for . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - value. Default value is . is considered as . - instance. Default value is . - List of date/time formats for parsing. Default value is "G". - On deserializing, all formats in the list are used for conversion, while on serializing, the first format in the list is used. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the current converter supports converting the specified type. - - to check. - Returns True, if the current converter supports; otherwise returns False. - - - - Reads an object's state from a YAML parser. - - instance. - to convert. - Returns the instance converted. - On deserializing, all formats in the list are used for conversion. - - - - Writes the specified object's state to a YAML emitter. - - instance. - Value to write. - to convert. - On serializing, the first format in the list is used. - - - - Converter for System.Guid. - - - - - Converter for System.Type. - - - Converts to a scalar containing the assembly qualified name of the type. - - - - - Specifies the strategy to handle default and null values during serialization of properties. - - - - - Specifies that all properties are to be emitted regardless of their value. This is the default behavior. - - - - - Specifies that properties that contain null references or a null Nullable<T> are to be omitted. - - - - - Specifies that properties that that contain their default value, either default(T) or the value specified in DefaultValueAttribute are to be omitted. - - - - - Specifies that properties that that contain collections/arrays/enumerations that are empty are to be omitted. - - - - - Deserializes objects from the YAML format. - To customize the behavior of , - use the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of using the default configuration. - - - To customize the behavior of the deserializer, use . - - - - - This constructor is private to discourage its use. - To invoke it, call the method. - - - - - Creates a new that uses the specified . - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use . - - - - - Deserializes an object of the specified type. - - The from where to deserialize the object. - The static type of the object to deserialize. - Returns the deserialized object. - - - - Creates and configures instances of . - This class is used to customize the behavior of . Use the relevant methods - to apply customizations, then call to create an instance of the deserializer - with the desired customizations. - - - - - Initializes a new using the default component registrations. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers a tag mapping. - - - - - Registers a type mapping using the default object factory. - - - - - Unregisters an existing tag mapping. - - - - - Instructs the deserializer to ignore unmatched properties instead of throwing an exception. - - - - - Creates a new according to the current configuration. - - - - - Creates a new that implements the current configuration. - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use the method. - - - - - Gets the next visitor that should be called by the current visitor. - - - - - Gets the that is to be used for serialization. - - - - - Gets a function that, when called, serializes the specified object. - - - - - Gets the visitor of type that was used during the pre-processing phase. - - The type of the visitor.s - - - No visitor of that type has been registered, - or ore than one visitors registered are of type . - - - - - Provided the base implementation for an IEventEmitter that is a - decorator for another IEventEmitter. - - - - - Deserializes an object of the specified type. - - The from where to deserialize the object. - The static type of the object to deserialize. - Returns the deserialized object. - - - - Translates property names according to a specific convention. - - - - - Determines the type of the specified node. - - The node to be deserialized. - The type that has been determined so far. - - true if has been resolved completely; - false if the next type should be invoked. - - - - - Represents an object along with its type. - - - - - A reference to the object. - - - - - The type that should be used when to interpret the . - - - - - The type of as determined by its container (e.g. a property). - - - - - The style to be used for scalars. - - - - - Returns the Value property of the if it is not null. - This is useful in all places that the value must not be null. - - An object descriptor. - Thrown when the Value is null - - - - - Creates instances of types. - - - This interface allows to provide a custom logic for creating instances during deserialization. - - - - - Creates an instance of the specified type. - - - - - Defines a strategy that walks through an object graph. - - - - - Traverses the specified object graph. - - The graph. - An that is to be notified during the traversal. - A that will be passed to the . - - - - Defined the interface of a type that can be notified during an object graph traversal. - - - - - Indicates whether the specified value should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular object or type. - - The value that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the value is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Indicates whether the specified mapping should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular pair. - - The key of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The value of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the mapping is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Indicates whether the specified mapping should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular pair. This overload should be invoked when the - mapping is produced by an object's property. - - The that provided access to . - The value of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the mapping is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Notifies the visitor that a scalar value has been encountered. - - The value of the scalar. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a mapping is about to begin. - - The value that corresponds to the mapping. - The static type of the keys of the mapping. - The static type of the values of the mapping. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a mapping has ended. - - The value that corresponds to the mapping. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a sequence is about to begin. - - The value that corresponds to the sequence. - The static type of the elements of the sequence. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a sequence has ended. - - The value that corresponds to the sequence. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Registers the component in place of the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component before the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component after the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component before every other previously registered component. - - - - - Registers the component after every other previously registered component. - - - - - Registers the component in place of the already registered component of type . - - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object into a string. - - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Provides access to the properties of a type. - - - - - Gets all properties of the specified type. - - The type whose properties are to be enumerated. - The actual object of type whose properties are to be enumerated. Can be null. - - - - - Gets the property of the type with the specified name. - - The type whose properties are to be searched. - The actual object of type whose properties are to be searched. Can be null. - The name of the property. - - Determines if an exception or null should be returned if can't be - found in - - - - - - Resolves the type of values. - - - - - Allows an object to customize how it is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - The parser where the object's state should be read from. - The type that the deserializer is expecting. - - A function that will use the current deserializer - to read an object of the given type from the parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - The emitter where the object's state should be written to. - A function that will use the current serializer to write an object to the emitter. - - - - Represents a function that is used to deserialize an object of the given type. - - The type that the deserializer should read. - Returns the object that was deserialized. - - - - Represents a function that is used to serialize an object of the given type. - - The object to be serialized. - - The type that should be considered when emitting the object. - If null, the actual type of the is used. - - - - - Allows an object to customize how it is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Allows to customize how a type is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the current converter supports converting the specified type. - - - - - Reads an object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes the specified object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - camel case (thisIsATest). Camel case is the same as Pascal case, except the first letter - is lowercase. - - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a hyphenated (this-is-a-test) string - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - - - - Performs no naming conversion. - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a underscored (this_is_a_test) string - - - - - An empty type for cases where a type needs to be provided but won't be used. - - - - - Creates objects using Activator.CreateInstance. - - - - - Creates objects using a Func{Type,object}"/>. - - - - - An implementation of that traverses - readable properties, collections and dictionaries. - - - - - An implementation of that traverses - properties that are read/write, collections and dictionaries, while ensuring that - the graph can be regenerated from the resulting document. - - - - - A factory method for creating instances - - The type inspector to be used by the traversal strategy. - The type resolver to be used by the traversal strategy. - The type converters to be used by the traversal strategy. - The maximum object depth to be supported by the traversal strategy. - - - - - A base class that simplifies the correct implementation of . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of using the default configuration. - - - To customize the behavior of the serializer, use . - - - - - This constructor is private to discourage its use. - To invoke it, call the method. - - - - - Creates a new that uses the specified . - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use . - - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object into a string. - - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Creates and configures instances of . - This class is used to customize the behavior of . Use the relevant methods - to apply customizations, then call to create an instance of the serializer - with the desired customizations. - - - - - Sets the maximum recursion that is allowed while traversing the object graph. The default value is 50. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers a tag mapping. - - - - - Unregisters an existing tag mapping. - - - - - Ensures that it will be possible to deserialize the serialized objects. - This option will force the emission of tags and emit only properties with setters. - - - - - Specifies that, if the same object appears more than once in the - serialization graph, it will be serialized each time instead of just once. - - - If the serialization graph contains circular references and this flag is set, - a StackOverflowException will be thrown. - If this flag is not set, there is a performance penalty because the entire - object graph must be walked twice. - - - - - Forces every value to be serialized, even if it is the default value for that type. - - - - - Configures how properties with default and null values should be handled. The default value is DefaultValuesHandling.Preserve - - - If more control is needed, create a class that extends from ChainedObjectGraphVisitor and override its EnterMapping methods. - Then register it as follows: - WithEmissionPhaseObjectGraphVisitor(args => new MyDefaultHandlingStrategy(args.InnerVisitor)); - - - - - Ensures that the result of the serialization is valid JSON. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - The type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - The type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an to be used by the serializer - while traversing the object graph. - - A function that instantiates the traversal strategy. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Creates sequences with extra indentation - - - list: - - item - - item - - - - - - Creates a new according to the current configuration. - - - - - Creates a new that implements the current configuration. - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use the method. - - - - - An object that contains part of a YAML stream. - - - - - Gets or sets the events. - - The events. - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Contains mappings between tags and types. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The mappings. - - - - Adds the specified tag. - - The tag. - The mapping. - - - - Gets the mapping. - - The tag. - - - - - Wraps another and applies caching. - - - - - Aggregates the results from multiple into a single one. - - - - - Wraps another and applies a - naming convention to the names of the properties. - - - - - Returns the properties of a type that are both readable and writable. - - - - - Returns the properties and fields of a type that are readable. - - - - - Returns the properties of a type that are readable. - - - - - The type returned will be the actual type of the value, if available. - - - - - The type returned will always be the static type. - - - - - Indicates that a class used as deserialization state - needs to be notified after deserialization. - - - - - Adds the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The @object. - - - - Gets the anchor for the specified object. - - The object. - The anchor. - - - - - Gets the with the specified anchor. - - - - - - A generic container that is preserved during the entire deserialization process. - Any disposable object added to this collection will be disposed when this object is disposed. - - - - - Invokes on all - objects added to this collection that implement . - - - - - Various string extension methods - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - camel case (thisIsATest). Camel case is the same as Pascal case, except the first letter - is lowercase. - - String to convert - Converted string - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - String to convert - Converted string - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a hyphenated (this-is-a-test) or - underscored (this_is_a_test) string - - String to convert - Separator to use between segments - Converted string - - - - Performs type conversions using every standard provided by the .NET library. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - The provider. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - The culture. - - - - - Converts the specified value using the invariant culture. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The format provider. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The culture. - - - - - Registers a dynamically. - - The type to which the converter should be associated. - The type of the converter. - - - - Define a collection of YamlAttribute Overrides for pre-defined object types. - - - - - Checks whether this mapping matches the specified type, and returns a value indicating the match priority. - - The priority of the match. Higher values have more priority. Zero indicates no match. - - - - Adds a Member Attribute Override - - Type - Class Member - Overriding Attribute - - - - Creates a copy of this instance. - - - - - Adds a Member Attribute Override - - - - - Applies the Yaml attribute overrides to another . - - - - - Applies the Yaml* attributes to another . - - - - - Instructs the YamlSerializer not to serialize the public field or public read/write property value. - - - - - Provides special Yaml serialization instructions. - - - - - Decription/Comment about this property. - When set, a comment will be emitted when serializing this member. - - - - - Specifies that this property should be serialized as the given type, rather than using the actual runtime value's type. - - - - - Specifies the order priority of this property. - - - - - Instructs the to use a different field name for serialization. - - - - - When false, naming conventions will not be applied to this member. Defaults to true. - - - - - Specifies the scalar style of the property when serialized. This will only affect the serialization of scalar properties. - - - - - Overrides how null and default values should be handled for this property. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Specifies that this property should be serialized as the given type, rather than using the actual runtime value's type. - - - - Determines whether the specified type has a default constructor. - - The type. - - true if the type has a default constructor; otherwise, false. - - - - - Specifies that is allowed as an input even if the - corresponding type disallows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that is disallowed as an input even if the - corresponding type allows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that a method that will never return under any circumstance. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that the method will not return if the associated - parameter is passed the specified value. - - - - - Gets the condition parameter value. - Code after the method is considered unreachable by diagnostics if the argument - to the associated parameter matches this value. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the - class with the specified parameter value. - - - The condition parameter value. - Code after the method is considered unreachable by diagnostics if the argument - to the associated parameter matches this value. - - - - - Specifies that an output may be even if the - corresponding type disallows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that when a method returns , - the parameter may be even if the corresponding type disallows it. - - - - - Gets the return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter may be . - - - - - Initializes the attribute with the specified return value condition. - - - The return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter may be . - - - - - Specifies that an output is not even if the - corresponding type allows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that the output will be non- if the - named parameter is non-. - - - - - Gets the associated parameter name. - The output will be non- if the argument to the - parameter specified is non-. - - - - - Initializes the attribute with the associated parameter name. - - - The associated parameter name. - The output will be non- if the argument to the - parameter specified is non-. - - - - - Specifies that when a method returns , - the parameter will not be even if the corresponding type allows it. - - - - - Gets the return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter will not be . - - - - - Initializes the attribute with the specified return value condition. - - - The return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter will not be . - - - - diff --git a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/netstandard1.3/YamlDotNet.dll b/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/netstandard1.3/YamlDotNet.dll deleted file mode 100644 index d49973d0..00000000 Binary files a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/netstandard1.3/YamlDotNet.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/netstandard1.3/YamlDotNet.xml b/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/netstandard1.3/YamlDotNet.xml deleted file mode 100644 index ab9ec8d3..00000000 --- a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/netstandard1.3/YamlDotNet.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,4929 +0,0 @@ - - - - YamlDotNet - - - - - The exception that is thrown when an alias references an anchor that does not exist. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Defines constants that relate to the YAML specification. - - - - - Emits YAML streams. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - The preferred indentation. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - The preferred indentation. - The preferred text width. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - The preferred indentation. - The preferred text width. - If true, write the output in canonical form. - - - - Emit an evt. - - - - - Check if we need to accumulate more events before emitting. - - We accumulate extra - - 1 event for DOCUMENT-START - - 2 events for SEQUENCE-START - - 3 events for MAPPING-START - - - - - Expect STREAM-START. - - - - - Expect DOCUMENT-START or STREAM-END. - - - - - Expect the root node. - - - - - Expect a node. - - - - - Expect ALIAS. - - - - - Expect SCALAR. - - - - - Expect SEQUENCE-START. - - - - - Expect MAPPING-START. - - - - - Expect DOCUMENT-END. - - - - - Expect a flow item node. - - - - - Expect a flow key node. - - - - - Expect a flow value node. - - - - - Expect a block item node. - - - - - Expect a block key node. - - - - - Expect a block value node. - - - - - Check if the document content is an empty scalar. - - - - - Check if the next node can be expressed as a simple key. - - - - - The preferred indentation. - - - - - The preferred text width. - - - - - If true, write the output in canonical form. - - - - - If true, write output without anchor names. - - - - - The maximum allowed length for simple keys. - - - The specifiction mandates 1024 characters, but any desired value may be used. - - - - - Indent sequences. The default is to not indent. - - - - - Represents an alias event. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the value of the alias. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the alias. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the alias. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Represents a document end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a document start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the tags. - - The tags. - - - - Gets the version. - - The version. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The tags. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The tags. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Callback interface for external event Visitor. - - - - - Represents a mapping end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a mapping start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Gets the style of the mapping. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The style of the mapping. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The style of the mapping. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Specifies the style of a mapping. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The block mapping style. - - - - - The flow mapping style. - - - - - Contains the behavior that is common between node events. - - - - - Gets the anchor. - - - - - - Gets the tag. - - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Base class for parsing events. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event ends. - - - - - Accepts the specified visitor. - - Visitor to accept, may not be null - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Represents a scalar event. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Gets the style of the scalar. - - The style. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the tag is optional for the plain style. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the tag is optional for any non-plain style. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The value. - The style. - . - . - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The value. - The style. - . - . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The tag. - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a sequence end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a sequence start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Gets the style. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - if set to true [is implicit]. - The style. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Specifies the style of a sequence. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The block sequence style. - - - - - The flow sequence style. - - - - - Represents a stream end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a stream start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - The exception that is thrown when an alias references an anchor - that has not yet been defined in a context that does not support forward references. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Supports implementations of by providing methods to combine two hash codes. - - - - - Combines two hash codes. - - The first hash code. - The second hash code. - - - - - Represents a YAML stream emitter. - - - - - Emits an event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the end of the input reader has been reached. - - - - - Gets the character at the specified offset. - - - - - Skips the next characters. Those characters must have been - obtained first by calling the method. - - - - - Generic queue on which items may be inserted - - - - - Gets the number of items that are contained by the queue. - - - - - Enqueues the specified item. - - The item to be enqueued. - - - - Dequeues an item. - - Returns the item that been dequeued. - - - - Inserts an item at the specified index. - - The index where to insert the item. - The item to be inserted. - - - - Represents a YAML stream parser. - - - - - Gets the current event. Returns null before the first call to , - and also after returns false. - - - - - Moves to the next event. - - Returns true if there are more events available, otherwise returns false. - - - - Defines the interface for a stand-alone YAML scanner that - converts a sequence of characters into a sequence of YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the current position inside the input stream. - - The current position. - - - - Gets the current token. - - - - - Moves to the next token and consumes the current token. - - - - - Moves to the next token without consuming the current token. - - - - - Consumes the current token. - - - - - Provides access to a stream and allows to peek at the next characters, - up to the buffer's capacity. - - - This class implements a circular buffer with a fixed capacity. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input. - The capacity. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the end of the input reader has been reached. - - - - - Gets the index of the character for the specified offset. - - - - - Gets the character at the specified offset. - - - - - Reads characters until at least characters are in the buffer. - - - Number of characters to cache. - - - - - Skips the next characters. Those characters must have been - obtained first by calling the or methods. - - - - - Represents a location inside a file - - - - - Gets a with empty values. - - - - - Gets / sets the absolute offset in the file - - - - - Gets / sets the number of the line - - - - - Gets / sets the index of the column - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Exception that is thrown when an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Simple implementation of that implements merging: http://yaml.org/type/merge.html - - - - - Parses YAML streams. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input where the YAML stream is to be read. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets the current event. - - - - - Moves to the next event. - - Returns true if there are more events available, otherwise returns false. - - - - Parse the production: - stream ::= STREAM-START implicit_document? explicit_document* STREAM-END - ************ - - - - - Parse the productions: - implicit_document ::= block_node DOCUMENT-END* - * - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - ************************* - - - - - Parse directives. - - - - - Parse the productions: - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - *********** - - - - - Generate an empty scalar event. - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_node_or_indentless_sequence ::= - ALIAS - ***** - | properties (block_content | indentless_block_sequence)? - ********** * - | block_content | indentless_block_sequence - * - block_node ::= ALIAS - ***** - | properties block_content? - ********** * - | block_content - * - flow_node ::= ALIAS - ***** - | properties flow_content? - ********** * - | flow_content - * - properties ::= TAG ANCHOR? | ANCHOR TAG? - ************************* - block_content ::= block_collection | flow_collection | SCALAR - ****** - flow_content ::= flow_collection | SCALAR - ****** - - - - - Parse the productions: - implicit_document ::= block_node DOCUMENT-END* - ************* - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - ************* - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_sequence ::= BLOCK-SEQUENCE-START (BLOCK-ENTRY block_node?)* BLOCK-END - ******************** *********** * ********* - - - - - Parse the productions: - indentless_sequence ::= (BLOCK-ENTRY block_node?)+ - *********** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_mapping ::= BLOCK-MAPPING_START - ******************* - ((KEY block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)? - *** * - (VALUE block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)?)* - - BLOCK-END - ********* - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_mapping ::= BLOCK-MAPPING_START - - ((KEY block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)? - - (VALUE block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)?)* - ***** * - BLOCK-END - - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence ::= FLOW-SEQUENCE-START - ******************* - (flow_sequence_entry FLOW-ENTRY)* - * ********** - flow_sequence_entry? - * - FLOW-SEQUENCE-END - ***************** - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - *** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - ***** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_mapping ::= FLOW-MAPPING-START - ****************** - (flow_mapping_entry FLOW-ENTRY)* - * ********** - flow_mapping_entry? - ****************** - FLOW-MAPPING-END - **************** - flow_mapping_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * *** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_mapping_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * ***** * - - - - - Extension methods that provide useful abstractions over . - - - - - Ensures that the current event is of the specified type, returns it and moves to the next event. - - Type of the . - Returns the current event. - If the current event is not of the specified type. - - - - Checks whether the current event is of the specified type. - If the event is of the specified type, returns it and moves to the next event. - Otherwise returns null. - - Type of the . - Returns true if the current event is of type T; otherwise returns null. - - - - Enforces that the current event is of the specified type. - - Type of the . - Returns the current event. - If the current event is not of the specified type. - - - - Checks whether the current event is of the specified type. - - Type of the event. - Returns true if the current event is of type . Otherwise returns false. - - - - Skips the current event and any nested event. - - - - - Keeps track of the recursion level, - and throws - whenever is reached. - - - - - Increments the recursion level, - and throws - if is reached. - - - - - Increments the recursion level, - and returns whether is still less than . - - - - - Decrements the recursion level. - - - - - Specifies the style of a YAML scalar. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The plain scalar style. - - - - - The single-quoted scalar style. - - - - - The double-quoted scalar style. - - - - - The literal scalar style. - - - - - The folded scalar style. - - - - - Converts a sequence of characters into a sequence of YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the current token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input. - Indicates whether comments should be ignored - - - - Gets the current position inside the input stream. - - The current position. - - - - Moves to the next token. - - - - - - Consumes the current token and increments the parsed token count - - - - - Check the list of potential simple keys and remove the positions that - cannot contain simple keys anymore. - - - - - Pop indentation levels from the indents stack until the current level - becomes less or equal to the column. For each indentation level, append - the BLOCK-END token. - - - - - Produce the STREAM-END token and shut down the scanner. - - - - - Scan a YAML-DIRECTIVE or TAG-DIRECTIVE token. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - - - - - Produce the DOCUMENT-START or DOCUMENT-END token. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-SEQUENCE-START or FLOW-MAPPING-START token. - - - - - Increase the flow level and resize the simple key list if needed. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-SEQUENCE-END or FLOW-MAPPING-END token. - - - - - Decrease the flow level. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-ENTRY token. - - - - - Produce the BLOCK-ENTRY token. - - - - - Produce the KEY token. - - - - - Produce the VALUE token. - - - - - Push the current indentation level to the stack and set the new level - the current column is greater than the indentation level. In this case, - append or insert the specified token into the token queue. - - - - - Produce the ALIAS or ANCHOR token. - - - - - Produce the TAG token. - - - - - Scan a TAG token. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,literal) or SCALAR(...,folded) tokens. - - - - - Scan a block scalar. - - - - - Scan indentation spaces and line breaks for a block scalar. Determine the - indentation level if needed. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,single-quoted) or SCALAR(...,double-quoted) tokens. - - - - - Scan a quoted scalar. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,plain) token. - - - - - Scan a plain scalar. - - - - - Remove a potential simple key at the current flow level. - - - - - Scan the directive name. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^ - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^ - - - - - Scan the value of VERSION-DIRECTIVE. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^^^ - - - - - Scan the value of a TAG-DIRECTIVE token. - - Scope: - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - - - - - Scan a tag. - - - - - Decode an URI-escape sequence corresponding to a single UTF-8 character. - - - - - Scan a tag handle. - - - - - Scan the version number of VERSION-DIRECTIVE. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^ - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^ - - - - - Check if a simple key may start at the current position and add it if - needed. - - - - - Exception that is thrown when a semantic error is detected on a YAML stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Exception that is thrown when a syntax error is detected on a YAML stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Collection of . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Initial content of the collection. - - - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the collection contains a directive with the same handle - - - - - Represents an anchor token. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents an alias token. - - - - - Gets the value of the alias. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the anchor. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the anchor. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Represents a block end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block entry event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block mapping start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block sequence start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a comment - - - - - Gets the value of the comment - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the comment appears other tokens on that line. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Represents a document end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a document start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Base class for YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the value of the comment - - - - - Represents a flow entry event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow mapping end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow mapping start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow sequence end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow sequence start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a key token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a scalar token. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Gets the style. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The style. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a stream end event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a stream start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a tag token. - - - - - Gets the handle. - - The handle. - - - - Gets the suffix. - - The suffix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The suffix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The suffix. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a tag directive token. - - - - - Gets the handle. - - The handle. - - - - Gets the prefix. - - The prefix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The prefix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The prefix. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - - - - Base class for YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the start of the token in the input stream. - - - - - Gets the end of the token in the input stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a value token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a version directive token. - - - - - Gets the version. - - The version. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Specifies the version of the YAML language. - - - - - Gets the major version number. - - - - - Gets the minor version number. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The major version number. - The minor version number. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Base exception that is thrown when the a problem occurs in the YamlDotNet library. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the exception starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the exception ends. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Returns the that describes the property that - is being returned in an expression in the form: - - x => x.SomeProperty - - - - - - Adapts an to - because not all generic collections implement . - - - - - Adapts an to - because not all generic dictionaries implement . - - - - - Gets or sets the element with the specified index. - - The index of the element to get or set. - The element with the specified index. - - - - Adds an element with the provided key and value to the - at the given index. - - The zero-based index at which the item should be inserted. - The object to use as the key of the element to add. - The object to use as the value of the element to add. - - - - Removes the element at the specified index. - - The zero-based index of the element to remove. - - - - Manages the state of a while it is loading. - - - - - Adds the specified node to the anchor list. - - The node. - - - - Gets the node with the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The start position. - The end position. - - if there is no node with that anchor. - - - - Gets the node with the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The node that was retrieved. - true if the anchor was found; otherwise false. - - - - Adds the specified node to the collection of nodes with unresolved aliases. - - - The that has unresolved aliases. - - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved while loading the document. - - - - - Holds state that is used when emitting a stream. - - - - - Gets the already emitted anchors. - - The emitted anchors. - - - - Defines the method needed to be able to visit Yaml elements. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Represents a LibYAML event stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class - from the specified . - - - - - Represents an alias node in the YAML document. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Represents an YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the root node. - - The root node. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with a single scalar node. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Visitor that assigns anchors to nodes that are referenced more than once. - Existing anchors are preserved as much as possible. - - - - - Key: Node, Value: IsDuplicate - - - - - Returns whether the visited node is a duplicate. - - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - Gets all nodes from the document. - is thrown if an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - Represents a mapping node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets the children of the current node. - - The children. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - A sequence of where even elements are keys and odd elements are values. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - A sequence of where even elements are keys and odd elements are values. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - Creates a containing a key-value pair for each property of the specified object. - - - - - Represents a single node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the anchor of the node. - - The anchor. - - - - Gets or sets the tag of the node. - - The tag. - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the node starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the node ends. - - - - - Loads the specified event. - - The event. - The state of the document. - - - - Parses the node represented by the next event in . - - Returns the node that has been parsed. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - Gets all nodes from the document, starting on the current node. - is thrown if an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - When implemented, recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node. - If is reached, a is thrown - instead of continuing and crashing with a . - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Performs an implicit conversion from to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Performs an implicit conversion from string[] to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Converts a to a string by returning its value. - - - - - Gets the nth element in a . - - - - - Gets the value associated with a key in a . - - - - - Comparer that is based on identity comparisons. - - - - - - - - - - - Specifies the type of node in the representation model. - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - Represents a scalar node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the value of the node. - - The value. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Performs an explicit conversion from to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Represents a sequence node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets the collection of child nodes. - - The children. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Adds the specified child to the collection. - - The child. - - - - Adds a scalar node to the collection. - - The child. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - Represents an YAML stream. - - - - - Gets the documents inside the stream. - - The documents. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Adds the specified document to the collection. - - The document. - - - - Loads the stream from the specified input. - - The input. - - - - Loads the stream from the specified . - - - - - Saves the stream to the specified output. - - The output. - - - - Saves the stream to the specified output. - - The output. - Indicates whether or not to assign node anchors. - - - - Saves the stream to the specified emitter. - - The emitter. - Indicates whether or not to assign node anchors. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Abstract implementation of that knows how to walk a complete Yaml object model. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Abstract implementation of that knows how to walk a complete YAML object model. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a key-value pair. - - The left (key) that is being visited. - The right (value) that is being visited. - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Common implementation of and . - - - - - Prevents serialization and deserialization of fields. - - - - - - Allows serialization and deserialization of non-public properties. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Register an for a given property. - - - An expression in the form: x => x.SomeProperty - The attribute to register. - - - - - Register an for a given property. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector based on a previously registered .. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - A factory that creates instances of based on an existing . - - The type of the wrapped component. - The type of the component that this factory creates. - The component that is to be wrapped. - Returns a new instance of that is based on . - - - - A factory that creates instances of based on an existing and an argument. - - The type of the argument. - The type of the wrapped component. - The type of the component that this factory creates. - The component that is to be wrapped. - The argument of the factory. - Returns a new instance of that is based on and . - - - - This represents the YAML converter entity for . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - value. Default value is . is considered as . - instance. Default value is . - List of date/time formats for parsing. Default value is "G". - On deserializing, all formats in the list are used for conversion, while on serializing, the first format in the list is used. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the current converter supports converting the specified type. - - to check. - Returns True, if the current converter supports; otherwise returns False. - - - - Reads an object's state from a YAML parser. - - instance. - to convert. - Returns the instance converted. - On deserializing, all formats in the list are used for conversion. - - - - Writes the specified object's state to a YAML emitter. - - instance. - Value to write. - to convert. - On serializing, the first format in the list is used. - - - - Converter for System.Guid. - - - - - Converter for System.Type. - - - Converts to a scalar containing the assembly qualified name of the type. - - - - - Specifies the strategy to handle default and null values during serialization of properties. - - - - - Specifies that all properties are to be emitted regardless of their value. This is the default behavior. - - - - - Specifies that properties that contain null references or a null Nullable<T> are to be omitted. - - - - - Specifies that properties that that contain their default value, either default(T) or the value specified in DefaultValueAttribute are to be omitted. - - - - - Specifies that properties that that contain collections/arrays/enumerations that are empty are to be omitted. - - - - - Deserializes objects from the YAML format. - To customize the behavior of , - use the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of using the default configuration. - - - To customize the behavior of the deserializer, use . - - - - - This constructor is private to discourage its use. - To invoke it, call the method. - - - - - Creates a new that uses the specified . - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use . - - - - - Deserializes an object of the specified type. - - The from where to deserialize the object. - The static type of the object to deserialize. - Returns the deserialized object. - - - - Creates and configures instances of . - This class is used to customize the behavior of . Use the relevant methods - to apply customizations, then call to create an instance of the deserializer - with the desired customizations. - - - - - Initializes a new using the default component registrations. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers a tag mapping. - - - - - Registers a type mapping using the default object factory. - - - - - Unregisters an existing tag mapping. - - - - - Instructs the deserializer to ignore unmatched properties instead of throwing an exception. - - - - - Creates a new according to the current configuration. - - - - - Creates a new that implements the current configuration. - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use the method. - - - - - Gets the next visitor that should be called by the current visitor. - - - - - Gets the that is to be used for serialization. - - - - - Gets a function that, when called, serializes the specified object. - - - - - Gets the visitor of type that was used during the pre-processing phase. - - The type of the visitor.s - - - No visitor of that type has been registered, - or ore than one visitors registered are of type . - - - - - Provided the base implementation for an IEventEmitter that is a - decorator for another IEventEmitter. - - - - - Deserializes an object of the specified type. - - The from where to deserialize the object. - The static type of the object to deserialize. - Returns the deserialized object. - - - - Translates property names according to a specific convention. - - - - - Determines the type of the specified node. - - The node to be deserialized. - The type that has been determined so far. - - true if has been resolved completely; - false if the next type should be invoked. - - - - - Represents an object along with its type. - - - - - A reference to the object. - - - - - The type that should be used when to interpret the . - - - - - The type of as determined by its container (e.g. a property). - - - - - The style to be used for scalars. - - - - - Returns the Value property of the if it is not null. - This is useful in all places that the value must not be null. - - An object descriptor. - Thrown when the Value is null - - - - - Creates instances of types. - - - This interface allows to provide a custom logic for creating instances during deserialization. - - - - - Creates an instance of the specified type. - - - - - Defines a strategy that walks through an object graph. - - - - - Traverses the specified object graph. - - The graph. - An that is to be notified during the traversal. - A that will be passed to the . - - - - Defined the interface of a type that can be notified during an object graph traversal. - - - - - Indicates whether the specified value should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular object or type. - - The value that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the value is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Indicates whether the specified mapping should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular pair. - - The key of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The value of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the mapping is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Indicates whether the specified mapping should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular pair. This overload should be invoked when the - mapping is produced by an object's property. - - The that provided access to . - The value of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the mapping is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Notifies the visitor that a scalar value has been encountered. - - The value of the scalar. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a mapping is about to begin. - - The value that corresponds to the mapping. - The static type of the keys of the mapping. - The static type of the values of the mapping. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a mapping has ended. - - The value that corresponds to the mapping. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a sequence is about to begin. - - The value that corresponds to the sequence. - The static type of the elements of the sequence. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a sequence has ended. - - The value that corresponds to the sequence. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Registers the component in place of the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component before the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component after the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component before every other previously registered component. - - - - - Registers the component after every other previously registered component. - - - - - Registers the component in place of the already registered component of type . - - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object into a string. - - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Provides access to the properties of a type. - - - - - Gets all properties of the specified type. - - The type whose properties are to be enumerated. - The actual object of type whose properties are to be enumerated. Can be null. - - - - - Gets the property of the type with the specified name. - - The type whose properties are to be searched. - The actual object of type whose properties are to be searched. Can be null. - The name of the property. - - Determines if an exception or null should be returned if can't be - found in - - - - - - Resolves the type of values. - - - - - Allows an object to customize how it is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - The parser where the object's state should be read from. - The type that the deserializer is expecting. - - A function that will use the current deserializer - to read an object of the given type from the parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - The emitter where the object's state should be written to. - A function that will use the current serializer to write an object to the emitter. - - - - Represents a function that is used to deserialize an object of the given type. - - The type that the deserializer should read. - Returns the object that was deserialized. - - - - Represents a function that is used to serialize an object of the given type. - - The object to be serialized. - - The type that should be considered when emitting the object. - If null, the actual type of the is used. - - - - - Allows an object to customize how it is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Allows to customize how a type is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the current converter supports converting the specified type. - - - - - Reads an object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes the specified object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - camel case (thisIsATest). Camel case is the same as Pascal case, except the first letter - is lowercase. - - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a hyphenated (this-is-a-test) string - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - - - - Performs no naming conversion. - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a underscored (this_is_a_test) string - - - - - An empty type for cases where a type needs to be provided but won't be used. - - - - - Creates objects using Activator.CreateInstance. - - - - - Creates objects using a Func{Type,object}"/>. - - - - - An implementation of that traverses - readable properties, collections and dictionaries. - - - - - An implementation of that traverses - properties that are read/write, collections and dictionaries, while ensuring that - the graph can be regenerated from the resulting document. - - - - - A factory method for creating instances - - The type inspector to be used by the traversal strategy. - The type resolver to be used by the traversal strategy. - The type converters to be used by the traversal strategy. - The maximum object depth to be supported by the traversal strategy. - - - - - A base class that simplifies the correct implementation of . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of using the default configuration. - - - To customize the behavior of the serializer, use . - - - - - This constructor is private to discourage its use. - To invoke it, call the method. - - - - - Creates a new that uses the specified . - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use . - - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object into a string. - - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Creates and configures instances of . - This class is used to customize the behavior of . Use the relevant methods - to apply customizations, then call to create an instance of the serializer - with the desired customizations. - - - - - Sets the maximum recursion that is allowed while traversing the object graph. The default value is 50. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers a tag mapping. - - - - - Unregisters an existing tag mapping. - - - - - Ensures that it will be possible to deserialize the serialized objects. - This option will force the emission of tags and emit only properties with setters. - - - - - Specifies that, if the same object appears more than once in the - serialization graph, it will be serialized each time instead of just once. - - - If the serialization graph contains circular references and this flag is set, - a StackOverflowException will be thrown. - If this flag is not set, there is a performance penalty because the entire - object graph must be walked twice. - - - - - Forces every value to be serialized, even if it is the default value for that type. - - - - - Configures how properties with default and null values should be handled. The default value is DefaultValuesHandling.Preserve - - - If more control is needed, create a class that extends from ChainedObjectGraphVisitor and override its EnterMapping methods. - Then register it as follows: - WithEmissionPhaseObjectGraphVisitor(args => new MyDefaultHandlingStrategy(args.InnerVisitor)); - - - - - Ensures that the result of the serialization is valid JSON. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - The type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - The type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an to be used by the serializer - while traversing the object graph. - - A function that instantiates the traversal strategy. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Creates sequences with extra indentation - - - list: - - item - - item - - - - - - Creates a new according to the current configuration. - - - - - Creates a new that implements the current configuration. - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use the method. - - - - - An object that contains part of a YAML stream. - - - - - Gets or sets the events. - - The events. - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Contains mappings between tags and types. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The mappings. - - - - Adds the specified tag. - - The tag. - The mapping. - - - - Gets the mapping. - - The tag. - - - - - Wraps another and applies caching. - - - - - Aggregates the results from multiple into a single one. - - - - - Wraps another and applies a - naming convention to the names of the properties. - - - - - Returns the properties of a type that are both readable and writable. - - - - - Returns the properties and fields of a type that are readable. - - - - - Returns the properties of a type that are readable. - - - - - The type returned will be the actual type of the value, if available. - - - - - The type returned will always be the static type. - - - - - Indicates that a class used as deserialization state - needs to be notified after deserialization. - - - - - Adds the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The @object. - - - - Gets the anchor for the specified object. - - The object. - The anchor. - - - - - Gets the with the specified anchor. - - - - - - A generic container that is preserved during the entire deserialization process. - Any disposable object added to this collection will be disposed when this object is disposed. - - - - - Invokes on all - objects added to this collection that implement . - - - - - Various string extension methods - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - camel case (thisIsATest). Camel case is the same as Pascal case, except the first letter - is lowercase. - - String to convert - Converted string - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - String to convert - Converted string - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a hyphenated (this-is-a-test) or - underscored (this_is_a_test) string - - String to convert - Separator to use between segments - Converted string - - - - Performs type conversions using every standard provided by the .NET library. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - The provider. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - The culture. - - - - - Converts the specified value using the invariant culture. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The format provider. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The culture. - - - - - Define a collection of YamlAttribute Overrides for pre-defined object types. - - - - - Checks whether this mapping matches the specified type, and returns a value indicating the match priority. - - The priority of the match. Higher values have more priority. Zero indicates no match. - - - - Adds a Member Attribute Override - - Type - Class Member - Overriding Attribute - - - - Creates a copy of this instance. - - - - - Adds a Member Attribute Override - - - - - Applies the Yaml attribute overrides to another . - - - - - Applies the Yaml* attributes to another . - - - - - Instructs the YamlSerializer not to serialize the public field or public read/write property value. - - - - - Provides special Yaml serialization instructions. - - - - - Decription/Comment about this property. - When set, a comment will be emitted when serializing this member. - - - - - Specifies that this property should be serialized as the given type, rather than using the actual runtime value's type. - - - - - Specifies the order priority of this property. - - - - - Instructs the to use a different field name for serialization. - - - - - When false, naming conventions will not be applied to this member. Defaults to true. - - - - - Specifies the scalar style of the property when serialized. This will only affect the serialization of scalar properties. - - - - - Overrides how null and default values should be handled for this property. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Specifies that this property should be serialized as the given type, rather than using the actual runtime value's type. - - - - Determines whether the specified type has a default constructor. - - The type. - - true if the type has a default constructor; otherwise, false. - - - - - Specifies that is allowed as an input even if the - corresponding type disallows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that is disallowed as an input even if the - corresponding type allows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that a method that will never return under any circumstance. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that the method will not return if the associated - parameter is passed the specified value. - - - - - Gets the condition parameter value. - Code after the method is considered unreachable by diagnostics if the argument - to the associated parameter matches this value. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the - class with the specified parameter value. - - - The condition parameter value. - Code after the method is considered unreachable by diagnostics if the argument - to the associated parameter matches this value. - - - - - Specifies that an output may be even if the - corresponding type disallows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that when a method returns , - the parameter may be even if the corresponding type disallows it. - - - - - Gets the return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter may be . - - - - - Initializes the attribute with the specified return value condition. - - - The return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter may be . - - - - - Specifies that an output is not even if the - corresponding type allows it. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Specifies that the output will be non- if the - named parameter is non-. - - - - - Gets the associated parameter name. - The output will be non- if the argument to the - parameter specified is non-. - - - - - Initializes the attribute with the associated parameter name. - - - The associated parameter name. - The output will be non- if the argument to the - parameter specified is non-. - - - - - Specifies that when a method returns , - the parameter will not be even if the corresponding type allows it. - - - - - Gets the return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter will not be . - - - - - Initializes the attribute with the specified return value condition. - - - The return value condition. - If the method returns this value, the associated parameter will not be . - - - - diff --git a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/netstandard2.1/YamlDotNet.dll b/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/netstandard2.1/YamlDotNet.dll deleted file mode 100644 index 76b79993..00000000 Binary files a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/netstandard2.1/YamlDotNet.dll and /dev/null differ diff --git a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/netstandard2.1/YamlDotNet.xml b/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/netstandard2.1/YamlDotNet.xml deleted file mode 100644 index 7a4b959d..00000000 --- a/packages/YamlDotNet.11.2.1/lib/netstandard2.1/YamlDotNet.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,4793 +0,0 @@ - - - - YamlDotNet - - - - - The exception that is thrown when an alias references an anchor that does not exist. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Defines constants that relate to the YAML specification. - - - - - Emits YAML streams. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - The preferred indentation. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - The preferred indentation. - The preferred text width. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The where the emitter will write. - The preferred indentation. - The preferred text width. - If true, write the output in canonical form. - - - - Emit an evt. - - - - - Check if we need to accumulate more events before emitting. - - We accumulate extra - - 1 event for DOCUMENT-START - - 2 events for SEQUENCE-START - - 3 events for MAPPING-START - - - - - Expect STREAM-START. - - - - - Expect DOCUMENT-START or STREAM-END. - - - - - Expect the root node. - - - - - Expect a node. - - - - - Expect ALIAS. - - - - - Expect SCALAR. - - - - - Expect SEQUENCE-START. - - - - - Expect MAPPING-START. - - - - - Expect DOCUMENT-END. - - - - - Expect a flow item node. - - - - - Expect a flow key node. - - - - - Expect a flow value node. - - - - - Expect a block item node. - - - - - Expect a block key node. - - - - - Expect a block value node. - - - - - Check if the document content is an empty scalar. - - - - - Check if the next node can be expressed as a simple key. - - - - - The preferred indentation. - - - - - The preferred text width. - - - - - If true, write the output in canonical form. - - - - - If true, write output without anchor names. - - - - - The maximum allowed length for simple keys. - - - The specifiction mandates 1024 characters, but any desired value may be used. - - - - - Indent sequences. The default is to not indent. - - - - - Represents an alias event. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the value of the alias. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the alias. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the alias. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Represents a document end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a document start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the tags. - - The tags. - - - - Gets the version. - - The version. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The tags. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The tags. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Callback interface for external event Visitor. - - - - - Represents a mapping end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a mapping start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Gets the style of the mapping. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The style of the mapping. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - Indicates whether the event is implicit. - The style of the mapping. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Specifies the style of a mapping. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The block mapping style. - - - - - The flow mapping style. - - - - - Contains the behavior that is common between node events. - - - - - Gets the anchor. - - - - - - Gets the tag. - - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Base class for parsing events. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event ends. - - - - - Accepts the specified visitor. - - Visitor to accept, may not be null - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Represents a scalar event. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Gets the style of the scalar. - - The style. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the tag is optional for the plain style. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the tag is optional for any non-plain style. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The value. - The style. - . - . - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - The value. - The style. - . - . - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The tag. - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a sequence end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a sequence start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is implicit. - - - true if this instance is implicit; otherwise, false. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether this instance is canonical. - - - - - - Gets the style. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - The tag. - if set to true [is implicit]. - The style. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Specifies the style of a sequence. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The block sequence style. - - - - - The flow sequence style. - - - - - Represents a stream end event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - Represents a stream start event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating the variation of depth caused by this event. - The value can be either -1, 0 or 1. For start events, it will be 1, - for end events, it will be -1, and for the remaining events, it will be 0. - - - - - Gets the event type, which allows for simpler type comparisons. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Returns a that represents the current . - - - A that represents the current . - - - - - Invokes run-time type specific Visit() method of the specified visitor. - - visitor, may not be null. - - - - The exception that is thrown when an alias references an anchor - that has not yet been defined in a context that does not support forward references. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Supports implementations of by providing methods to combine two hash codes. - - - - - Combines two hash codes. - - The first hash code. - The second hash code. - - - - - Represents a YAML stream emitter. - - - - - Emits an event. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the end of the input reader has been reached. - - - - - Gets the character at the specified offset. - - - - - Skips the next characters. Those characters must have been - obtained first by calling the method. - - - - - Generic queue on which items may be inserted - - - - - Gets the number of items that are contained by the queue. - - - - - Enqueues the specified item. - - The item to be enqueued. - - - - Dequeues an item. - - Returns the item that been dequeued. - - - - Inserts an item at the specified index. - - The index where to insert the item. - The item to be inserted. - - - - Represents a YAML stream parser. - - - - - Gets the current event. Returns null before the first call to , - and also after returns false. - - - - - Moves to the next event. - - Returns true if there are more events available, otherwise returns false. - - - - Defines the interface for a stand-alone YAML scanner that - converts a sequence of characters into a sequence of YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the current position inside the input stream. - - The current position. - - - - Gets the current token. - - - - - Moves to the next token and consumes the current token. - - - - - Moves to the next token without consuming the current token. - - - - - Consumes the current token. - - - - - Provides access to a stream and allows to peek at the next characters, - up to the buffer's capacity. - - - This class implements a circular buffer with a fixed capacity. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input. - The capacity. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the end of the input reader has been reached. - - - - - Gets the index of the character for the specified offset. - - - - - Gets the character at the specified offset. - - - - - Reads characters until at least characters are in the buffer. - - - Number of characters to cache. - - - - - Skips the next characters. Those characters must have been - obtained first by calling the or methods. - - - - - Represents a location inside a file - - - - - Gets a with empty values. - - - - - Gets / sets the absolute offset in the file - - - - - Gets / sets the number of the line - - - - - Gets / sets the index of the column - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Exception that is thrown when an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Simple implementation of that implements merging: http://yaml.org/type/merge.html - - - - - Parses YAML streams. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input where the YAML stream is to be read. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Gets the current event. - - - - - Moves to the next event. - - Returns true if there are more events available, otherwise returns false. - - - - Parse the production: - stream ::= STREAM-START implicit_document? explicit_document* STREAM-END - ************ - - - - - Parse the productions: - implicit_document ::= block_node DOCUMENT-END* - * - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - ************************* - - - - - Parse directives. - - - - - Parse the productions: - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - *********** - - - - - Generate an empty scalar event. - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_node_or_indentless_sequence ::= - ALIAS - ***** - | properties (block_content | indentless_block_sequence)? - ********** * - | block_content | indentless_block_sequence - * - block_node ::= ALIAS - ***** - | properties block_content? - ********** * - | block_content - * - flow_node ::= ALIAS - ***** - | properties flow_content? - ********** * - | flow_content - * - properties ::= TAG ANCHOR? | ANCHOR TAG? - ************************* - block_content ::= block_collection | flow_collection | SCALAR - ****** - flow_content ::= flow_collection | SCALAR - ****** - - - - - Parse the productions: - implicit_document ::= block_node DOCUMENT-END* - ************* - explicit_document ::= DIRECTIVE* DOCUMENT-START block_node? DOCUMENT-END* - ************* - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_sequence ::= BLOCK-SEQUENCE-START (BLOCK-ENTRY block_node?)* BLOCK-END - ******************** *********** * ********* - - - - - Parse the productions: - indentless_sequence ::= (BLOCK-ENTRY block_node?)+ - *********** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_mapping ::= BLOCK-MAPPING_START - ******************* - ((KEY block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)? - *** * - (VALUE block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)?)* - - BLOCK-END - ********* - - - - - Parse the productions: - block_mapping ::= BLOCK-MAPPING_START - - ((KEY block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)? - - (VALUE block_node_or_indentless_sequence?)?)* - ***** * - BLOCK-END - - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence ::= FLOW-SEQUENCE-START - ******************* - (flow_sequence_entry FLOW-ENTRY)* - * ********** - flow_sequence_entry? - * - FLOW-SEQUENCE-END - ***************** - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - *** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - ***** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_sequence_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_mapping ::= FLOW-MAPPING-START - ****************** - (flow_mapping_entry FLOW-ENTRY)* - * ********** - flow_mapping_entry? - ****************** - FLOW-MAPPING-END - **************** - flow_mapping_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * *** * - - - - - Parse the productions: - flow_mapping_entry ::= flow_node | KEY flow_node? (VALUE flow_node?)? - * ***** * - - - - - Extension methods that provide useful abstractions over . - - - - - Ensures that the current event is of the specified type, returns it and moves to the next event. - - Type of the . - Returns the current event. - If the current event is not of the specified type. - - - - Checks whether the current event is of the specified type. - If the event is of the specified type, returns it and moves to the next event. - Otherwise returns null. - - Type of the . - Returns true if the current event is of type T; otherwise returns null. - - - - Enforces that the current event is of the specified type. - - Type of the . - Returns the current event. - If the current event is not of the specified type. - - - - Checks whether the current event is of the specified type. - - Type of the event. - Returns true if the current event is of type . Otherwise returns false. - - - - Skips the current event and any nested event. - - - - - Keeps track of the recursion level, - and throws - whenever is reached. - - - - - Increments the recursion level, - and throws - if is reached. - - - - - Increments the recursion level, - and returns whether is still less than . - - - - - Decrements the recursion level. - - - - - Specifies the style of a YAML scalar. - - - - - Let the emitter choose the style. - - - - - The plain scalar style. - - - - - The single-quoted scalar style. - - - - - The double-quoted scalar style. - - - - - The literal scalar style. - - - - - The folded scalar style. - - - - - Converts a sequence of characters into a sequence of YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the current token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The input. - Indicates whether comments should be ignored - - - - Gets the current position inside the input stream. - - The current position. - - - - Moves to the next token. - - - - - - Consumes the current token and increments the parsed token count - - - - - Check the list of potential simple keys and remove the positions that - cannot contain simple keys anymore. - - - - - Pop indentation levels from the indents stack until the current level - becomes less or equal to the column. For each indentation level, append - the BLOCK-END token. - - - - - Produce the STREAM-END token and shut down the scanner. - - - - - Scan a YAML-DIRECTIVE or TAG-DIRECTIVE token. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - - - - - Produce the DOCUMENT-START or DOCUMENT-END token. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-SEQUENCE-START or FLOW-MAPPING-START token. - - - - - Increase the flow level and resize the simple key list if needed. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-SEQUENCE-END or FLOW-MAPPING-END token. - - - - - Decrease the flow level. - - - - - Produce the FLOW-ENTRY token. - - - - - Produce the BLOCK-ENTRY token. - - - - - Produce the KEY token. - - - - - Produce the VALUE token. - - - - - Push the current indentation level to the stack and set the new level - the current column is greater than the indentation level. In this case, - append or insert the specified token into the token queue. - - - - - Produce the ALIAS or ANCHOR token. - - - - - Produce the TAG token. - - - - - Scan a TAG token. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,literal) or SCALAR(...,folded) tokens. - - - - - Scan a block scalar. - - - - - Scan indentation spaces and line breaks for a block scalar. Determine the - indentation level if needed. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,single-quoted) or SCALAR(...,double-quoted) tokens. - - - - - Scan a quoted scalar. - - - - - Produce the SCALAR(...,plain) token. - - - - - Scan a plain scalar. - - - - - Remove a potential simple key at the current flow level. - - - - - Scan the directive name. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^ - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^ - - - - - Scan the value of VERSION-DIRECTIVE. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^^^^^^ - - - - - Scan the value of a TAG-DIRECTIVE token. - - Scope: - %TAG !yaml! tag:yaml.org,2002: \n - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ - - - - - Scan a tag. - - - - - Decode an URI-escape sequence corresponding to a single UTF-8 character. - - - - - Scan a tag handle. - - - - - Scan the version number of VERSION-DIRECTIVE. - - Scope: - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^ - %YAML 1.1 # a comment \n - ^ - - - - - Check if a simple key may start at the current position and add it if - needed. - - - - - Exception that is thrown when a semantic error is detected on a YAML stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Exception that is thrown when a syntax error is detected on a YAML stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Collection of . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Initial content of the collection. - - - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the collection contains a directive with the same handle - - - - - Represents an anchor token. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents an alias token. - - - - - Gets the value of the alias. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the anchor. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value of the anchor. - The start position of the event. - The end position of the event. - - - - Represents a block end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block entry event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block mapping start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a block sequence start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a comment - - - - - Gets the value of the comment - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the comment appears other tokens on that line. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Represents a document end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a document start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Base class for YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the value of the comment - - - - - Represents a flow entry event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow mapping end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow mapping start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow sequence end token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a flow sequence start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a key token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a scalar token. - - - - - Gets the value. - - The value. - - - - Gets the style. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - The style. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a stream end event. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a stream start token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a tag token. - - - - - Gets the handle. - - The handle. - - - - Gets the suffix. - - The suffix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The suffix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The suffix. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a tag directive token. - - - - - Gets the handle. - - The handle. - - - - Gets the prefix. - - The prefix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The prefix. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The handle. - The prefix. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - - - - Base class for YAML tokens. - - - - - Gets the start of the token in the input stream. - - - - - Gets the end of the token in the input stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a value token. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Represents a version directive token. - - - - - Gets the version. - - The version. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The version. - The start position of the token. - The end position of the token. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Specifies the version of the YAML language. - - - - - Gets the major version number. - - - - - Gets the minor version number. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The major version number. - The minor version number. - - - - Determines whether the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object. - - The System.Object to compare with the current System.Object. - - true if the specified System.Object is equal to the current System.Object; otherwise, false. - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Base exception that is thrown when the a problem occurs in the YamlDotNet library. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the exception starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the exception ends. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The message. - The inner. - - - - Returns the that describes the property that - is being returned in an expression in the form: - - x => x.SomeProperty - - - - - - Adapts an to - because not all generic collections implement . - - - - - Adapts an to - because not all generic dictionaries implement . - - - - - Gets or sets the element with the specified index. - - The index of the element to get or set. - The element with the specified index. - - - - Adds an element with the provided key and value to the - at the given index. - - The zero-based index at which the item should be inserted. - The object to use as the key of the element to add. - The object to use as the value of the element to add. - - - - Removes the element at the specified index. - - The zero-based index of the element to remove. - - - - Manages the state of a while it is loading. - - - - - Adds the specified node to the anchor list. - - The node. - - - - Gets the node with the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The start position. - The end position. - - if there is no node with that anchor. - - - - Gets the node with the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The node that was retrieved. - true if the anchor was found; otherwise false. - - - - Adds the specified node to the collection of nodes with unresolved aliases. - - - The that has unresolved aliases. - - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved while loading the document. - - - - - Holds state that is used when emitting a stream. - - - - - Gets the already emitted anchors. - - The emitted anchors. - - - - Defines the method needed to be able to visit Yaml elements. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Represents a LibYAML event stream. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class - from the specified . - - - - - Represents an alias node in the YAML document. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The anchor. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Represents an YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the root node. - - The root node. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class with a single scalar node. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Visitor that assigns anchors to nodes that are referenced more than once. - Existing anchors are preserved as much as possible. - - - - - Key: Node, Value: IsDuplicate - - - - - Returns whether the visited node is a duplicate. - - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - Gets all nodes from the document. - is thrown if an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - Represents a mapping node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets the children of the current node. - - The children. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - A sequence of where even elements are keys and odd elements are values. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - A sequence of where even elements are keys and odd elements are values. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Adds the specified mapping to the collection. - - The key node. - The value node. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - Creates a containing a key-value pair for each property of the specified object. - - - - - Represents a single node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the anchor of the node. - - The anchor. - - - - Gets or sets the tag of the node. - - The tag. - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the node starts. - - - - - Gets the position in the input stream where the event that originated the node ends. - - - - - Loads the specified event. - - The event. - The state of the document. - - - - Parses the node represented by the next event in . - - Returns the node that has been parsed. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - Gets all nodes from the document, starting on the current node. - is thrown if an infinite recursion is detected. - - - - - When implemented, recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node. - If is reached, a is thrown - instead of continuing and crashing with a . - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Performs an implicit conversion from to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Performs an implicit conversion from string[] to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Converts a to a string by returning its value. - - - - - Gets the nth element in a . - - - - - Gets the value associated with a key in a . - - - - - Comparer that is based on identity comparisons. - - - - - - - - - - - Specifies the type of node in the representation model. - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - The node is a . - - - - - Represents a scalar node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets or sets the value of the node. - - The value. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The value. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Performs an explicit conversion from to . - - The value. - The result of the conversion. - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Represents a sequence node in the YAML document. - - - - - Gets the collection of child nodes. - - The children. - - - - Gets or sets the style of the node. - - The style. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Adds the specified child to the collection. - - The child. - - - - Adds a scalar node to the collection. - - The child. - - - - Resolves the aliases that could not be resolved when the node was created. - - The state of the document. - - - - Saves the current node to the specified emitter. - - The emitter where the node is to be saved. - The state. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Serves as a hash function for a particular type. - - - A hash code for the current . - - - - - Recursively enumerates all the nodes from the document, starting on the current node, - and throwing - if is reached. - - - - - Gets the type of node. - - - - - Returns a that represents this instance. - - - A that represents this instance. - - - - - - - - Represents an YAML stream. - - - - - Gets the documents inside the stream. - - The documents. - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Adds the specified document to the collection. - - The document. - - - - Loads the stream from the specified input. - - The input. - - - - Loads the stream from the specified . - - - - - Saves the stream to the specified output. - - The output. - - - - Saves the stream to the specified output. - - The output. - Indicates whether or not to assign node anchors. - - - - Saves the stream to the specified emitter. - - The emitter. - Indicates whether or not to assign node anchors. - - - - Accepts the specified visitor by calling the appropriate Visit method on it. - - - A . - - - - - - - - Abstract implementation of that knows how to walk a complete Yaml object model. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called after this object finishes visiting a . - - - The that has been visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Abstract implementation of that knows how to walk a complete YAML object model. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Called when this object is visiting a key-value pair. - - The left (key) that is being visited. - The right (value) that is being visited. - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Visits every child of a . - - - The that is being visited. - - - - - Common implementation of and . - - - - - Prevents serialization and deserialization of fields. - - - - - - Allows serialization and deserialization of non-public properties. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Register an for a given property. - - - An expression in the form: x => x.SomeProperty - The attribute to register. - - - - - Register an for a given property. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the (de)serializer. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector based on a previously registered .. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - A factory that creates instances of based on an existing . - - The type of the wrapped component. - The type of the component that this factory creates. - The component that is to be wrapped. - Returns a new instance of that is based on . - - - - A factory that creates instances of based on an existing and an argument. - - The type of the argument. - The type of the wrapped component. - The type of the component that this factory creates. - The component that is to be wrapped. - The argument of the factory. - Returns a new instance of that is based on and . - - - - This represents the YAML converter entity for . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - value. Default value is . is considered as . - instance. Default value is . - List of date/time formats for parsing. Default value is "G". - On deserializing, all formats in the list are used for conversion, while on serializing, the first format in the list is used. - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the current converter supports converting the specified type. - - to check. - Returns True, if the current converter supports; otherwise returns False. - - - - Reads an object's state from a YAML parser. - - instance. - to convert. - Returns the instance converted. - On deserializing, all formats in the list are used for conversion. - - - - Writes the specified object's state to a YAML emitter. - - instance. - Value to write. - to convert. - On serializing, the first format in the list is used. - - - - Converter for System.Guid. - - - - - Converter for System.Type. - - - Converts to a scalar containing the assembly qualified name of the type. - - - - - Specifies the strategy to handle default and null values during serialization of properties. - - - - - Specifies that all properties are to be emitted regardless of their value. This is the default behavior. - - - - - Specifies that properties that contain null references or a null Nullable<T> are to be omitted. - - - - - Specifies that properties that that contain their default value, either default(T) or the value specified in DefaultValueAttribute are to be omitted. - - - - - Specifies that properties that that contain collections/arrays/enumerations that are empty are to be omitted. - - - - - Deserializes objects from the YAML format. - To customize the behavior of , - use the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of using the default configuration. - - - To customize the behavior of the deserializer, use . - - - - - This constructor is private to discourage its use. - To invoke it, call the method. - - - - - Creates a new that uses the specified . - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use . - - - - - Deserializes an object of the specified type. - - The from where to deserialize the object. - The static type of the object to deserialize. - Returns the deserialized object. - - - - Creates and configures instances of . - This class is used to customize the behavior of . Use the relevant methods - to apply customizations, then call to create an instance of the deserializer - with the desired customizations. - - - - - Initializes a new using the default component registrations. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Sets the that will be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the deserializer. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers a tag mapping. - - - - - Registers a type mapping using the default object factory. - - - - - Unregisters an existing tag mapping. - - - - - Instructs the deserializer to ignore unmatched properties instead of throwing an exception. - - - - - Creates a new according to the current configuration. - - - - - Creates a new that implements the current configuration. - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use the method. - - - - - Gets the next visitor that should be called by the current visitor. - - - - - Gets the that is to be used for serialization. - - - - - Gets a function that, when called, serializes the specified object. - - - - - Gets the visitor of type that was used during the pre-processing phase. - - The type of the visitor.s - - - No visitor of that type has been registered, - or ore than one visitors registered are of type . - - - - - Provided the base implementation for an IEventEmitter that is a - decorator for another IEventEmitter. - - - - - Deserializes an object of the specified type. - - The from where to deserialize the object. - The static type of the object to deserialize. - Returns the deserialized object. - - - - Translates property names according to a specific convention. - - - - - Determines the type of the specified node. - - The node to be deserialized. - The type that has been determined so far. - - true if has been resolved completely; - false if the next type should be invoked. - - - - - Represents an object along with its type. - - - - - A reference to the object. - - - - - The type that should be used when to interpret the . - - - - - The type of as determined by its container (e.g. a property). - - - - - The style to be used for scalars. - - - - - Returns the Value property of the if it is not null. - This is useful in all places that the value must not be null. - - An object descriptor. - Thrown when the Value is null - - - - - Creates instances of types. - - - This interface allows to provide a custom logic for creating instances during deserialization. - - - - - Creates an instance of the specified type. - - - - - Defines a strategy that walks through an object graph. - - - - - Traverses the specified object graph. - - The graph. - An that is to be notified during the traversal. - A that will be passed to the . - - - - Defined the interface of a type that can be notified during an object graph traversal. - - - - - Indicates whether the specified value should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular object or type. - - The value that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the value is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Indicates whether the specified mapping should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular pair. - - The key of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The value of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the mapping is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Indicates whether the specified mapping should be entered. This allows the visitor to - override the handling of a particular pair. This overload should be invoked when the - mapping is produced by an object's property. - - The that provided access to . - The value of the mapping that is about to be entered. - The context that this implementation depend on. - If the mapping is to be entered, returns true; otherwise returns false; - - - - Notifies the visitor that a scalar value has been encountered. - - The value of the scalar. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a mapping is about to begin. - - The value that corresponds to the mapping. - The static type of the keys of the mapping. - The static type of the values of the mapping. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a mapping has ended. - - The value that corresponds to the mapping. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a sequence is about to begin. - - The value that corresponds to the sequence. - The static type of the elements of the sequence. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Notifies the visitor that the traversal of a sequence has ended. - - The value that corresponds to the sequence. - The context that this implementation depend on. - - - - Registers the component in place of the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component before the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component after the already registered component of type . - - - - - Registers the component before every other previously registered component. - - - - - Registers the component after every other previously registered component. - - - - - Registers the component in place of the already registered component of type . - - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object into a string. - - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Provides access to the properties of a type. - - - - - Gets all properties of the specified type. - - The type whose properties are to be enumerated. - The actual object of type whose properties are to be enumerated. Can be null. - - - - - Gets the property of the type with the specified name. - - The type whose properties are to be searched. - The actual object of type whose properties are to be searched. Can be null. - The name of the property. - - Determines if an exception or null should be returned if can't be - found in - - - - - - Resolves the type of values. - - - - - Allows an object to customize how it is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - The parser where the object's state should be read from. - The type that the deserializer is expecting. - - A function that will use the current deserializer - to read an object of the given type from the parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - The emitter where the object's state should be written to. - A function that will use the current serializer to write an object to the emitter. - - - - Represents a function that is used to deserialize an object of the given type. - - The type that the deserializer should read. - Returns the object that was deserialized. - - - - Represents a function that is used to serialize an object of the given type. - - The object to be serialized. - - The type that should be considered when emitting the object. - If null, the actual type of the is used. - - - - - Allows an object to customize how it is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Allows to customize how a type is serialized and deserialized. - - - - - Gets a value indicating whether the current converter supports converting the specified type. - - - - - Reads an object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes the specified object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - camel case (thisIsATest). Camel case is the same as Pascal case, except the first letter - is lowercase. - - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a hyphenated (this-is-a-test) string - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - - - - Performs no naming conversion. - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a underscored (this_is_a_test) string - - - - - An empty type for cases where a type needs to be provided but won't be used. - - - - - Creates objects using Activator.CreateInstance. - - - - - Creates objects using a Func{Type,object}"/>. - - - - - An implementation of that traverses - readable properties, collections and dictionaries. - - - - - An implementation of that traverses - properties that are read/write, collections and dictionaries, while ensuring that - the graph can be regenerated from the resulting document. - - - - - A factory method for creating instances - - The type inspector to be used by the traversal strategy. - The type resolver to be used by the traversal strategy. - The type converters to be used by the traversal strategy. - The maximum object depth to be supported by the traversal strategy. - - - - - A base class that simplifies the correct implementation of . - - - - - Initializes a new instance of using the default configuration. - - - To customize the behavior of the serializer, use . - - - - - This constructor is private to discourage its use. - To invoke it, call the method. - - - - - Creates a new that uses the specified . - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use . - - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object into a string. - - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - - - - Serializes the specified object. - - The where to serialize the object. - The object to serialize. - The static type of the object to serialize. - - - - Creates and configures instances of . - This class is used to customize the behavior of . Use the relevant methods - to apply customizations, then call to create an instance of the serializer - with the desired customizations. - - - - - Sets the maximum recursion that is allowed while traversing the object graph. The default value is 50. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer. - - A function that instantiates the event emitter based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers a tag mapping. - - - - - Unregisters an existing tag mapping. - - - - - Ensures that it will be possible to deserialize the serialized objects. - This option will force the emission of tags and emit only properties with setters. - - - - - Specifies that, if the same object appears more than once in the - serialization graph, it will be serialized each time instead of just once. - - - If the serialization graph contains circular references and this flag is set, - a StackOverflowException will be thrown. - If this flag is not set, there is a performance penalty because the entire - object graph must be walked twice. - - - - - Forces every value to be serialized, even if it is the default value for that type. - - - - - Configures how properties with default and null values should be handled. The default value is DefaultValuesHandling.Preserve - - - If more control is needed, create a class that extends from ChainedObjectGraphVisitor and override its EnterMapping methods. - Then register it as follows: - WithEmissionPhaseObjectGraphVisitor(args => new MyDefaultHandlingStrategy(args.InnerVisitor)); - - - - - Ensures that the result of the serialization is valid JSON. - - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - The type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - The type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - before emitting an object graph. - - - Registering a visitor in the pre-processing phase enables to traverse the object graph once - before actually emitting it. This allows a visitor to collect information about the graph that - can be used later by another visitor registered in the emission phase. - - A factory that creates the based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Registers an to be used by the serializer - while traversing the object graph. - - A function that instantiates the traversal strategy. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector. - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Registers an additional to be used by the serializer - while emitting an object graph. - - A function that instantiates the type inspector based on a previously registered . - Configures the location where to insert the - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Unregisters an existing of type . - - - - - Creates sequences with extra indentation - - - list: - - item - - item - - - - - - Creates a new according to the current configuration. - - - - - Creates a new that implements the current configuration. - This method is available for advanced scenarios. The preferred way to customize the behavior of the - deserializer is to use the method. - - - - - An object that contains part of a YAML stream. - - - - - Gets or sets the events. - - The events. - - - - Reads this object's state from a YAML parser. - - - - - Writes this object's state to a YAML emitter. - - - - - Contains mappings between tags and types. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - The mappings. - - - - Adds the specified tag. - - The tag. - The mapping. - - - - Gets the mapping. - - The tag. - - - - - Wraps another and applies caching. - - - - - Aggregates the results from multiple into a single one. - - - - - Wraps another and applies a - naming convention to the names of the properties. - - - - - Returns the properties of a type that are both readable and writable. - - - - - Returns the properties and fields of a type that are readable. - - - - - Returns the properties of a type that are readable. - - - - - The type returned will be the actual type of the value, if available. - - - - - The type returned will always be the static type. - - - - - Indicates that a class used as deserialization state - needs to be notified after deserialization. - - - - - Adds the specified anchor. - - The anchor. - The @object. - - - - Gets the anchor for the specified object. - - The object. - The anchor. - - - - - Gets the with the specified anchor. - - - - - - A generic container that is preserved during the entire deserialization process. - Any disposable object added to this collection will be disposed when this object is disposed. - - - - - Invokes on all - objects added to this collection that implement . - - - - - Various string extension methods - - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - camel case (thisIsATest). Camel case is the same as Pascal case, except the first letter - is lowercase. - - String to convert - Converted string - - - - Convert the string with underscores (this_is_a_test) or hyphens (this-is-a-test) to - pascal case (ThisIsATest). Pascal case is the same as camel case, except the first letter - is uppercase. - - String to convert - Converted string - - - - Convert the string from camelcase (thisIsATest) to a hyphenated (this-is-a-test) or - underscored (this_is_a_test) string - - String to convert - Separator to use between segments - Converted string - - - - Performs type conversions using every standard provided by the .NET library. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - The provider. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The value to convert. - The culture. - - - - - Converts the specified value using the invariant culture. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The format provider. - - - - - Converts the specified value. - - The value to convert. - The type to which the value is to be converted. - The culture. - - - - - Registers a dynamically. - - The type to which the converter should be associated. - The type of the converter. - - - - Define a collection of YamlAttribute Overrides for pre-defined object types. - - - - - Checks whether this mapping matches the specified type, and returns a value indicating the match priority. - - The priority of the match. Higher values have more priority. Zero indicates no match. - - - - Adds a Member Attribute Override - - Type - Class Member - Overriding Attribute - - - - Creates a copy of this instance. - - - - - Adds a Member Attribute Override - - - - - Applies the Yaml attribute overrides to another . - - - - - Applies the Yaml* attributes to another . - - - - - Instructs the YamlSerializer not to serialize the public field or public read/write property value. - - - - - Provides special Yaml serialization instructions. - - - - - Decription/Comment about this property. - When set, a comment will be emitted when serializing this member. - - - - - Specifies that this property should be serialized as the given type, rather than using the actual runtime value's type. - - - - - Specifies the order priority of this property. - - - - - Instructs the to use a different field name for serialization. - - - - - When false, naming conventions will not be applied to this member. Defaults to true. - - - - - Specifies the scalar style of the property when serialized. This will only affect the serialization of scalar properties. - - - - - Overrides how null and default values should be handled for this property. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - - - - Initializes a new instance of the class. - - Specifies that this property should be serialized as the given type, rather than using the actual runtime value's type. - - - - Determines whether the specified type has a default constructor. - - The type. - - true if the type has a default constructor; otherwise, false. - - - -