I tried to translate the following JavaScript code example in Python:
import Rx from "rx"
let source = Rx.Observable.interval(1000)
.timestamp()
.controlled();
source.stopAndWait().subscribe(
(result) => console.log("onNext: ", result),
(error) => console.log("onError: ", error),
() => console.log("Done!")
);
The snippet was taken from the RxJS Release Notes. My Python interpretation looks like the following:
from __future__ import print_function
from rx import Observable
source = Observable.interval(1000).timestamp().controlled()
source.stop_and_wait().subscribe(
on_next=lambda x: print("on_next %s" % x),
on_error=lambda e: print("on_error %s" % e)
)
Unfortunately, while JavaScript version works just fine the Python version fails due to the fact that 'StopAndWaitObservable' object has no attribute 'subscription'.
A fix for the issue was merged into the rx library development line. With the fix Python version works just like JavaScript one.