I will find another issue that looks interesting and work on it. I was curious about the combineLatest operator that was mentioned in: ReactiveX/rxdart#388
If you think there is value in taking a look at that, I will work on it. It does seem nice to be able to chain combineLatest instead of using the static operators.
...so we need it as a transformer, I can help out tomorrow
If I get a chance, I hope to have something out to review for tomorrow, but more likely later this week.
Sure no probs
const [clicksOnH1$, clicksElsewhere$] = partition(clicks$, event => event.target.tagName === 'H1');
Yeah, was pondering about partition as well a while ago, thing is, it doesn't work out nicely without destructuring, e.g.final s1, s2 = stream.partition(...)
If you yiled a List, then there is the danger of losing type safety, e.g.final list = stream.partition((event) => event is String);
the List would need to be a List<Stream<dynamic>>
Ultimately, using a new type, like Pair<S, T> could be best, to return a partition result. This object would then have 2 getters which can be typed
(and Dart does not have destructuring, like Js does)
issue is probably safer
There's toList, which works on any Stream
Any thoughts on the partition issue?
Partition would enable using only a single predicate and returning the two different streams, thus not violating DRY.
