Streamable.Stitch<TKey,TPayload> Method
Definition
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Stitch is the reverse of the 'Chop' operator: when it finds an END payload and a BEGIN payload at the same time, it removes both from the stream. The net effect is that if a value in a signal doesn't change, then the stream won't have new events. This is mostly useful for human eyes; mathemtically, the two should be identical
public static Microsoft.StreamProcessing.IStreamable<TKey,TPayload> Stitch<TKey,TPayload> (this Microsoft.StreamProcessing.IStreamable<TKey,TPayload> source);
static member Stitch : Microsoft.StreamProcessing.IStreamable<'Key, 'Payload> -> Microsoft.StreamProcessing.IStreamable<'Key, 'Payload>
<Extension()>
Public Function Stitch(Of TKey, TPayload) (source As IStreamable(Of TKey, TPayload)) As IStreamable(Of TKey, TPayload)
Type Parameters
- TKey
- TPayload
Parameters
- source
- IStreamable<TKey,TPayload>