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Sorry this library doesn't support it as it was designed to be barebones
and serve a single purpose - asynchronous return of a single value. The use
case you describe is more suited to a utility library.
However, you could combine it with the underlying rxjava observable and use
flatmap.
When I wrote this library rxjava was not very mature at that stage. Right
now you can easily replace this with a PublishSubject. That is what I would
recommend.
Regards,
Daryl
On Thu, Dec 24, 2015 at 4:40 AM Ferran Maylinch [email protected]
wrote:
Sorry if this issue is not appropriate, but I wonder if I can wait for
multiple promises to be fulfilled
I was checking https://githubcom/jdeferred/jdeferred and it has that
feature I understand the specification is different (it doesn't let you
chain promises, for example)
Thank you!
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Sorry if this issue is not appropriate, but I wonder if I can wait for multiple promises to be fulfilled.
I was checking https://github.com/jdeferred/jdeferred and it has that feature. I understand the specification is different (jdeferred doesn't let you chain promises, for example).
Thank you!
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