Changes from Rx

Due to differences in naming convensions and language symantics, there are a number of differences between Rx and raix.reactive.

One of the main differences in the API is caused by the lack of generics supports in AS3, resulting in no type guarantee on the values emitted by a sequence.

Below are a list of operators that are different in raix.reactive:

Rx	raix.reactive	Reason
Throw	error	throw is a reserved keyword in ActionScript
Return (single value)	value	return is a reserved keyword in ActionScript
Return (multiple values)	fromArray	return is a reserved keyword in ActionScript
Case	lookup	case is a reserved keyword in ActionScript
Disposable	Cancelable	There is no built-in resource management interface and “cancel” sounds more natural
CreateWithDisposable	createWithCancelable	See Disposable
If	ifElse	if is a reserved keyword in ActionScript
FromEvent	fromEvent	Signature is different because events work differently
Catch(second : IObservable)	catchError	catch is a reserved keyword in ActionScript
Catch(Func<Exception,IObservable>)	catchErrorDefer	catch is a reserved keyword; overloads are not supported
Catch (static)	catchErrors	catch is a reserved keyword and catchError did not make sense
Subscribe(IObserver)	subscribeWith	Overloads are not supported
Subscribe(Action, Action, Action)	subscribe	Overloads are not supported
Finally	finallyAction	finally is a reserved keyword
Do	peek	do is a reserved keyword
Prune(Func<IObservable, IObservable>)	pruneAndConnect	Overloads are not supported
Publish(Func<IObservable, IObservable>)	publishAndConnect	Overloads are not supported
Replay(Func<IObservable, IObservable>, …)	replayAndConnect	Overloads are not supported
Zip	zip	Completes when either left or right completes and there are no future logical combinations that can be made. Rx.NET doesn’t do this due to a potential race condition that doesn’t affect the single-threaded AVM.