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@timdp, I will need some help from you with this one. The current marble diagram for exhaustAll operator looks like this:
I need to create the second "inner" Observable with opacity applied. Is it possible with Swirly package to apply opacity to a single inner Observable and if it is, can you give me an example how to do it? Of course, if you have time to open a PR instead, feel free to do it.
I think you should be able to change the stroke and individual fill colors. Lowering the opacity doesn't seem like the best idea since it might reveal overlapping strokes. HSL color notation should help though.
That said, it's probably going to be tedious to do it by hand. You'll probably want to use the JS API and automate the color computations. I'll also give some thought to making it easier through styling.
I've added experimental support for this in v0.18.1-alpha.0.
It works by adding a new ghosts parameter, because that's what appeared to be the internal name in the TestScheduler code. Please give it a try and let me know what you think.
To get you started, here's a (nonsensical) example:
x = ---a---b--|
y = ----c-----d-|
z = ---e-#
--x----y----z--------|
ghosts = y
> mirror
--x----y----z--------|
ghosts = x, z
Describe the bug
The marble diagram in the description references the deprecated "exhaust" function.
Expected behavior
The text "exhaust" needs be changed to "exhaustAll" in the
exhaust.png
and resulting from that the file should be renamed toexhaustAll.png
.Reproduction code
No response
Reproduction URL
https://rxjs.dev/api/operators/exhaustAll
Version
7.5.5
Environment
No response
Additional context
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