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Async Operators
David Gross edited this page Jan 12, 2015
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The following operators are part of the distinct rxjava-async module. They are used to convert synchronous methods into Observables.
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start(âŊ)â create an Observable that emits the return value of a function -
toAsync(âŊ)orasyncAction(âŊ)orasyncFunc(âŊ)â convert a function or Action into an Observable that executes the function and emits its return value -
startFuture(âŊ)â convert a function that returns Future into an Observable that emits that Future's return value -
deferFuture(âŊ)â convert a Future that returns an Observable into an Observable, but do not attempt to get the Observable that the Future returns until a Subscriber subscribes -
forEachFuture(âŊ)â pass Subscriber methods to an Observable but also have it behave like a Future that blocks until it completes -
fromAction(âŊ)â convert an Action into an Observable that invokes the action and emits its result when a Subscriber subscribes -
fromCallable(âŊ)â convert a Callable into an Observable that invokes the callable and emits its result or exception when a Subscriber subscribes -
fromRunnable(âŊ)â convert a Runnable into an Observable that invokes the runable and emits its result when a Subscriber subscribes -
runAsync(âŊ)â returns aStoppableObservablethat emits multiple actions as generated by a specified Action on a Scheduler
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