Uses of Package
rx.schedulers

Packages that use rx.schedulers
Package
Description
Base reactive classes: Observable, Single and Completable; base reactive consumers; other common base interfaces.
Operators that allow composing Observables to transform and manipulate data in an asynchronous, functional and thread-safe manner.
Scheduler implementations, value+time record classes and the standard factory class to return standard RxJava schedulers or wrap any Executor-based (thread pool) instances.
Classes extending the Observable base reactive class and implementing the Observer interface at the same time (aka hot Observables).
  • Classes in rx.schedulers used by rx
    Class
    Description
    A TimeInterval represents an item emitted by an Observable along with the amount of time that elapsed either since the emission of the previous item or (if there was no previous item) since the Observable was first subscribed to.
    Composite class that takes a value and a timestamp and wraps them.
  • Class
    Description
    A TimeInterval represents an item emitted by an Observable along with the amount of time that elapsed either since the emission of the previous item or (if there was no previous item) since the Observable was first subscribed to.
    Composite class that takes a value and a timestamp and wraps them.
  • Classes in rx.schedulers used by rx.schedulers
    Class
    Description
    Static factory methods for creating Schedulers.
    The TestScheduler is useful for debugging.
     
  • Classes in rx.schedulers used by rx.subjects
    Class
    Description
    The TestScheduler is useful for debugging.