Rx.Recorded

Record of a value including the virtual time it was produced on.

Location

• rx.testing.js

Recorded Constructor ##

• constructor

Recorded Instance Methods ##

• equals

• toString

Recorded Instance Properties ##

• time

• value

Recorded Constructor ##

Rx.Recorded(time, value, [comparer])

# Ⓢ

Creates a new object recording the production of the specified value at the given virtual time.

Arguments

1. time (Number): Virtual time the value was produced on.

2. value (Any): Value that was produced

3. [comparer] (Function): Optional comparer function.

Example

var recorded = new Rx.Recorded(200, 'value');

console.log(recorded.time);
// => 200

console.log(recorded.value);
// => value

Location

• rx.js

Recorded Instance Methods ##

Rx.Recorded.prototype.equals(other)

# Ⓢ

Checks whether the given recorded object is equal to the current instance.

Arguments

1. other (Recorded): Recorded object to check for equality.

Returns

(Boolean): Returns true if the Recorded equals the other, else false.

Example

var r1 = new Recorded(201, 'foo');
var r2 = new Recorded(201, 'bar');
var r3 = new Recorded(201, 'foo');

console.log(r1.equals(r2));
// => false

console.log(r1.equals(r3));
// => true

Location

• rx.testing.js

Rx.Recorded.prototype.toString()

# Ⓢ

Returns a string representation of the current Recorded value.

Returns

(String): String representation of the current Recorded value.

Example

var r1 = new Recorded(201, 'foo');

console.log(r1.toString());
// => foo@201

Location

• rx.testing.js

Recorded Instance Properties ##

time

# Ⓢ

Gets the virtual time the value was produced on.

Returns

(Number): The virtual time the value was produced on.

Example

var r1 = new Recorded(201, 'foo');

console.log(r1.time);
// => 201

Location

• rx.testing.js

value

# Ⓢ

Gets the recorded value.

Returns

(Number): The recorded value.

Example

var r1 = new Recorded(201, 'foo');

console.log(r1.value;
// => foo

Location

• rx.testing.js