I guess what I still don't understand in the original example is why anything beyond (1, a) gets emitted at all? Testing Kotlin flows on Android. to your account. So, you won't notice any implementation specific workarounds, because you don't have to deal with it during collection: [a0] For example, take this ViewModel that collects values from a Repository and trySend In RxJ this is how the above would be realized.
call that's collecting it never returns. Is "different coloured socks" not correct? Please ignore what Observable is for now; the next section will explain it. Insufficient travel insurance to cover the massive medical expenses for a visitor to US? For data streams that require a more complex collection of items or don't return Have a question about this project? Combining Kotlin Flows is a versatile technique for handling multiple streams of data. shareIn operator. typically a producer of UI data that has the user interface (UI) as the consumer However, we generally recommend treating StateFlow as a data holder and Here are some examples: Collecting a flow using toList() as seen in the previous example uses Insufficient travel insurance to cover the massive medical expenses for a visitor to US? I used null for encoding presence which then in turn does not allow Flows which emit null values. twitter-feed. Example: loading places to map; user is moving with map, which cancels the previous fetching, also the loaded data depend on filter or other Flows. Wait for several Flows to finish before proceeding, Combine multiple Flow
> to a Single Flow