docs(bindNodeCallback): add more details and examples #2326
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Add more in depth descriptions about various modes of operator usage and potential problems involded. Add more examples illustrating points in the description. Add references and comparisons to other similar operators. Add note about using schedulers to control operator. Describe when input function is actually called.
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Hi. Just as in #2322 I have added notes about schedulers and how observable laziness affects when input function is called. Also changed little bit how some things are described. |
This was referenced Feb 9, 2017
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Description:
Another attempt to make docs more in-depth and complete, with descriptions of all modes of usage and more examples.
More background on what and why I am doing is here: #2322