Package org.reactfx

Class Await<T,​F>

    • Field Detail

      • addCompletionHandler

        private final java.util.function.BiConsumer<F,​TriConsumer<T,​java.lang.Throwable,​java.lang.Boolean>> addCompletionHandler
    • Constructor Detail

      • Await

        private Await​(EventStream<F> source,
                      java.util.function.BiConsumer<F,​TriConsumer<T,​java.lang.Throwable,​java.lang.Boolean>> addCompletionHandler)
    • Method Detail

      • awaitCompletionStage

        public static <T> AwaitingEventStream<Try<T>> awaitCompletionStage​(EventStream<java.util.concurrent.CompletionStage<T>> source,
                                                                           java.util.concurrent.Executor clientThreadExecutor)
      • addCompletionHandler

        static <T> void addCompletionHandler​(java.util.concurrent.CompletionStage<T> future,
                                             TriConsumer<T,​java.lang.Throwable,​java.lang.Boolean> handler,
                                             java.util.concurrent.Executor executor)
      • addCompletionHandler

        static <T> void addCompletionHandler​(javafx.concurrent.Task<T> t,
                                             TriConsumer<T,​java.lang.Throwable,​java.lang.Boolean> handler)
      • pendingProperty

        public final javafx.beans.value.ObservableBooleanValue pendingProperty()
        Description copied from interface: AwaitingEventStream
        Indicates whether there is a pending event that will be emitted by this stream in the (near) future. This may mean that an event has occurred that causes this stream to emit an event with some delay, e.g. waiting for a timer or completion of an asynchronous task.
        Specified by:
        pendingProperty in interface AwaitingEventStream<T>
      • observeInputs

        protected final Subscription observeInputs()
        Description copied from class: ObservableBase
        Starts observing this observable's input(s), if any. This method is called when the number of observers goes from 0 to 1. This method is called before ObservableBase.newObserver(Object) is called for the first observer.
        Specified by:
        observeInputs in class ObservableBase<java.util.function.Consumer<? super Try<T>>,​Try<T>>
        Returns:
        subscription used to stop observing inputs. The subscription is unsubscribed (i.e. input observation stops) when the number of observers goes down to 0.