Questions tagged [system.reactive]
System.Reactive refers to the Reactive Extensions for .NET, also known as Rx, but it more specifically refers to the use of the System.Reactive.dll assembly, which is part of Rx. System.Reactive provides developers with a reactive programming model, as opposed to the traditional imperative programming model.
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Rx.NET operator
I need an operator to allow a stream of booleans to act as a gate for another stream (let values pass when the gate stream is true, drop them when it's false). I would normally use Switch for this, ...
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A ViewModel build with ReactiveUI 8 to get web images
This is a practice application that I built to learn Rx.Net & RxUI. It follows the MVVM pattern and is written in C# with WPF. Here is a link to a question I asked during the development, which ...
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Mechanism for providing timeout notifications when traffic ceases
I'm trying to build a nicely encapsulated mechanism for providing timeouts that wait for a signalling channel to go quiet for a duration. As a fun study of ...
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Observable Logger
I'm experimenting with an alternative abstraction layer for logging that is build on top of the Reactive Extensions. This allows me to easily add features I need to my layer and map logs to any other ...
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Retry and CircutBreaker the reactive way
I wrote a simple utility for Retry and CircuitBreaker patterns. I implemented it by using ReactiveX because I thought it might actually be the perfect framework for it. I know that there is a project ...
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Generic parallel task queue returning an observable sequence of return value
This is a continuation of Parallel Task Queue that runs in sequence.
Using Reactive Extensions I want to create a generic class a that process a task and executes it on a specific queue returning a <...
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Merging union Observables
I am having a scenario where I need to execute observables that depends on the result of the first one. However I need to keep the result of the first observable. I couldn't find any extension that ...
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Converting MongoDB's IAsyncCursor(Source) into an Rx Observable Sequence
I've been toying with this idea for quite a while.
Needless to say that this really enables a lot of possibilities,
Especially when combined with a SignalR Backend.
Added below is what I came up with....
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ReactiveUI And WPF - Reusing a value to update multiple properties
I've created my first ReactiveUI app in WPF.
Simply, the user enters their full name in one textbox, and then the name gets split into its parts and displayed in the other textboxes. This is just an ...
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Finding local C# servers on a Java client using UDP and reactive extensions
This program uses UDP broadcast to find app servers on the local network. When a server receives a client broadcast, it sends a port (integer) to the client which will later be used to create a TCP ...
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BufferAggregate
In the ongoing saga of me rewriting functions that can be easily composed from existing Rx functions, I present my latest progeny: a bastard combination of Scan and Aggregate. The aim is to aggregate ...
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'Buffered' function for Rx
My application has a whole chain of Observables running through it, and recently I found that something was slowing down my (hot) source, but I couldn't work out where.
Obviously, with everything ...
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Rx.net File watcher
I am new with Rx.net and tried to do a folder watcher that could send a notification when a new file is done being uploaded. Each instance check one and only one folder.
Here are the steps to achieve ...
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A ViewModel using ReactiveUI 6 that loads and sends data
Most of the Rx Compelling Examples™ load and store data locally, which I don't find that Compelling.
I spent some time coming up with how to best perform the following actions but want to make sure I ...
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Observable timer sequence
This question over on SO about how to call a function "later" using Rx led me to post the following ill-advised piece of code to solve the problem:
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CancellationToken and Reactive Extensions
I have a couple of calls that I need to cancel a subscription based on a CancellationToken. I saw How to cancel an observable sequence but I needed a more generic way. I created an extension method ...
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Is this an ugly/incorrect usage of subscriptions?
Little backstory: I'm trying to write code that will read messages from INetworkConnection that the INetworkConnection publishes ...
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Polling, parsing, validating and handling data cleanly and efficiently
<edit: There's a major problem in the code. It is basically the one in the comment regarding backpressure. I'll rework the code within a a few days...
It's time for a quick code review, good ...
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ReactiveUI and Rx background calculations with cancellation
I'm working on a WPF app which uses ReactiveUI and Rx, there's part of the
workflow that watches two data sources (ReferenceData and ...
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F# and Rx code that throttles; can it be done without ref cells (and possibly with active patterns)?
I'm basically redoing a piece of reactive C# code posted in SO code in F#, please, see below. The translation is fairly literal, I've just written the infinite loop as a recursive function and ...
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Create an IObservable from a method
I have such a method that performs a long query search against some data.
Task<List<SearchResult>> Search(string query){ ... }
I have tried various ...
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pull things from lazy source till timeout is reached
I need to pull things from lazy source till timeout is reached in this fashion:
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Hot Observable of Change Tracking Events from SQL Server 2008 R2
After I found the Change Tracking feature in SQL Server, I thought that I would love to have this information in a stream. That lead me to RX, and Hot Observables. I did some reading and came up with ...
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Can this reactive code be improved?
I have a view model that I'm migrating to RxUI. It exposes a collection of brokers along with a bool indicating whether there is a market (ie. at least one broker). ...
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Improve Parallel Cache with Reactive Extensions & Unity Interception
The requirement is to be able to cache method invocations made on a boundary layer (Services layer). I'm using Unity to inject the concrete implementation of the Service layer classes. The ...
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Implementation of a throttled ConcurrentQueue Rx observer
I was looking for a solution to allow me to rate limit the number of outgoing REST calls but preserved the order of queued elements so I found a rate limiter implementation and combined it with ...
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Is there an easier way to use Rx's GroupBy operator?
I'm just playing with the concept of GroupBy inside Rx. So, I wondered how hard it would be to write a console application that continuously reads lines, groups ...
