I tried the following test in LinqPad 4 and got an \"Observable not in context\" error. The IEnumerable branch works, and, oddly enough, I don\'t get an error for IObservable itself, just for the stat
I have a program that has a ton of sensors producing data at a fairly high rate, and consumers that need to consume it.The consumers consume at very different rates.
I am wondering what do the new C# 5.0 asynchronous features mean for Rx - Reactive Extensi开发者_StackOverflow社区ons? It seems to be not a replacement but they seem to overlap - Task and IObservable.
I\'m having problems figuring out how to do this. I have two instances (source & target) that implement INotifyPropertyChanged and I\'m tracking the PropertyChanged event for both. What I want to
I\'m implementing the IObservable<T> interface on some classes. I used Reflector to figure out how this is typically done in Rx. Concerning how an observable keeps track of its subscribers and n
I\'m trying to remove the mor开发者_运维问答e tradition event handlers from a Silverlight application in favour of using a number of Rx queries to provide a better, easier to manage, behavioural abstr
I\'m using Reactive Extensions for .NET (Rx) to expose events as IObservable<T>. I want to create an unit test where I assert that a particular event is fired. Here is a simplified version of th
I have a MethodCallExpression object from which I\'m trying to return a IObservable<Thing> instance using the Reactive Extensions framework.
Imagine the following linq to observables statement: var x = from result1 in service1.operation() from result2 in service2.operation()
I\'m implementing IObserver. Are there any conventions about th开发者_StackOverflow社区rowing exceptions from IObserver?
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