according to the ILMerge documentation it allows to merge assemblies with conflicting types. I\'m trying to merge FSharp.Core.dll and System.Reactive.dll but I can\'t figure out the command line param
All I really want to do is complete two async operations, one right after the other.E.g. Download website X. Once that\'s completed, 开发者_Go百科download website Y.Do a SelectMany from both observab
I have an observable collection that I want to process in parallel, then observe the processed values while filtering and finally subscribe a handler that receives the filtered values.
I am playing with Rx in .Net3.5SP1 and trying the 101 Rx Samples.I am trying the first sample (Start - Run Code Asynchronously) but it doesn\'t seem to actually run asynchronously.For example,
In a system I\'m currently working on, I have many components which are defined as interfaces and base classes.Each part of the system has some specific points where they interact with other parts of
I\'ve some code i开发者_开发问答n my view model as follows: miService.GetSomething(par1, par2) .ObserveOnDispatcher()
I understand the IObservable<T> & IObserver<T> are implementations of the obser开发者_运维百科ver pattern and can be used in similar circumstances to .Net events.
After exper开发者_StackOverflow中文版imenting with IObservables, I\'ve decided to test them for the processing of incoming messages over a message bus. Essentially I get an IObservable<Request>
At least since the release of .NET 4.0, Microsoft seems to have pu开发者_开发问答t a lot of effort in support for parallel and asynchronous programming and it seems a lot of APIs and libraries around
I am experimenting with RX, and run across the following problem (at least I perceive it as a problem). The following code creates an observable, and subscribes to it twice. I thought subscriptions sh
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