Start with the supplied values, then concatenate this observable. More...

#include "../rx-includes.hpp"
#include "./rx-concat.hpp"

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Classes
struct	rxcpp::member_overload< start_with_tag >

Macros
#define	RXCPP_OPERATORS_RX_START_WITH_HPP

Functions
template<class... AN>
auto	rxcpp::operators::start_with (AN &&...an) -> operator_factory< start_with_tag, AN... >
	Start with the supplied values, then concatenate this observable. More...

Detailed Description

Start with the supplied values, then concatenate this observable.

Template Parameters

Value0	...
ValueN	the type of sending values

Parameters

v0	...
vn	values to send

Returns: Observable that emits the specified items and then emits the items emitted by the source observable.

Sample Code: auto values = rxcpp::observable<>::range(10, 12).
start_with(1, 2, 3);
values.
subscribe(
[](int v){printf("OnNext: %d\n", v);},
[](){printf("OnCompleted\n");});
OnNext: 1
OnNext: 2
OnNext: 3
OnNext: 10
OnNext: 11
OnNext: 12
OnCompleted
Another form of this operator, rxcpp::observable<void, void>::start_with, gets the source observable as a parameter:
auto observable = rxcpp::observable<>::range(10, 12);
auto values = rxcpp::observable<>::start_with(observable, 1, 2, 3);
values.
subscribe(
[](int v){printf("OnNext: %d\n", v);},
[](){printf("OnCompleted\n");});
OnNext: 1
OnNext: 2
OnNext: 3
OnNext: 10
OnNext: 11
OnNext: 12
OnCompleted

Macro Definition Documentation

#define RXCPP_OPERATORS_RX_START_WITH_HPP