Trait TestSchedulerExtensions 

pub trait TestSchedulerExtensions {
    // Required methods
    fn from_time_span(span: Duration) -> i64;
    fn on_next_at<T>(milliseconds: f64, value: T) -> Recorded<Notification<T>>;
    fn on_error_at<T>(
        milliseconds: f64,
        error: ObservableError,
    ) -> Recorded<Notification<T>>;
    fn on_completed_at<T>(milliseconds: f64) -> Recorded<Notification<T>>;
    fn advance_to_ms(&self, milliseconds: f64);
    fn advance_by_ms(&self, milliseconds: f64);
}

The virtual time of a TestScheduler in milliseconds, and recorded notifications at a time in milliseconds (TestSchedulerExtensions, from ReactiveUI.Testing.Reactive).

The functions without a scheduler are called on the type, as upstream’s static extension members are: TestScheduler::on_next_at(100.0, 42).

Not ported: the ArgumentException of a time that is not a number and the OverflowException of one too large for a TimeSpan - argument validation (the conversion saturates).

Required Methods

fn from_time_span(span: Duration) -> i64

The ticks of the virtual time of a duration (FromTimeSpan).

fn on_next_at<T>(milliseconds: f64, value: T) -> Recorded<Notification<T>>

A value at a time in milliseconds (OnNextAt<T>(double, T)).

fn on_error_at<T>( milliseconds: f64, error: ObservableError, ) -> Recorded<Notification<T>>

An error at a time in milliseconds (OnErrorAt<T>(double, Exception)).

fn on_completed_at<T>(milliseconds: f64) -> Recorded<Notification<T>>

The end of a sequence at a time in milliseconds (OnCompletedAt<T>(double)).

fn advance_to_ms(&self, milliseconds: f64)

Runs the scheduler until its clock reaches the absolute time in milliseconds (AdvanceToMs).

fn advance_by_ms(&self, milliseconds: f64)

Runs the scheduler for a time in milliseconds (AdvanceByMs).

Dyn Compatibility

This trait is not dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety".

Implementations on Foreign Types

impl TestSchedulerExtensions for TestScheduler

fn from_time_span(span: Duration) -> i64

fn on_next_at<T>(milliseconds: f64, value: T) -> Recorded<Notification<T>>

fn on_error_at<T>( milliseconds: f64, error: ObservableError, ) -> Recorded<Notification<T>>

fn on_completed_at<T>(milliseconds: f64) -> Recorded<Notification<T>>

fn advance_to_ms(&self, milliseconds: f64)

fn advance_by_ms(&self, milliseconds: f64)

Implementors