rescala/rescala.operator/SignalBundle/Signals

Signals

object Signals

Functions to construct signals, you probably want to use signal expressions in rescala.interface.RescalaInterface.Signal for a nicer API.

class Object
trait Matchable
class Any

Value members

Concrete methods

def dynamic[T](dependencies: ReSource*)(expr: DynamicTicket => T)(implicit ct: CreationTicket): Signal[T]

creates a signal that has dynamic dependencies (which are detected at runtime with Signal.apply(turn))

creates a signal that has dynamic dependencies (which are detected at runtime with Signal.apply(turn))

def fromFuture[A](fut: Future[A])(implicit fac: Scheduler, ec: ExecutionContext): Signal[A]

converts a future to a signal

converts a future to a signal

def lift[A, R](los: Seq[Signal[A]])(fun: Seq[A] => R)(implicit maybe: CreationTicket): Signal[R]
def lift[A1, B](n1: Signal[A1])(fun: A1 => B)(implicit maybe: CreationTicket): Signal[B]
def lift[A1, A2, B](n1: Signal[A1], n2: Signal[A2])(fun: (A1, A2) => B)(implicit maybe: CreationTicket): Signal[B]
def static[T](dependencies: ReSource*)(expr: StaticTicket => T)(implicit ct: CreationTicket): Signal[T]

creates a new static signal depending on the dependencies, reevaluating the function

creates a new static signal depending on the dependencies, reevaluating the function