in obj-c, I can use this method:
RACSignal *signUpActiveSignal = [RACSignal combineLatest:@[validUsernameSignal, validPasswordSignal]
reduce:^id(NSNumber*usernameValid, NSNumber *passwordValid){
return @([usernameValid boolValue]&&[passwordValid boolValue]);
}];
when i translate it to swift, like this:
RACSignal.combineLatest([accountSignal, passwordSignal]) { () -> AnyObject! in
// arguments
return true
}.subscribeNext { (reduceResult: AnyObject!) -> Void in
KMLog("\(reduceResult)")
}
how can i get the parameters
I haven't been able to figure out how to use that closure for a combineLatest
, but you can use map
. The input is an RACTuple
object. You can get the objects from the input signals like this:
RACSignal.combineLatest([accountSignal, passwordSignal]).map {
let tuple = $0 as! RACTuple
let account = tuple.first as! String
let password = tuple.second as! String
// your code here
}
Obviously you'll want to cast your objects to their actual types, but I just used Strings here as an example. And remember that you'll have to return the combined object at the end of the map
closure.