Asserts that a subscription has been received or will be received

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Fluent DSL. Expect completion.

Expect and return the signalled Exception.

Expect and return TestSubscriberISubscriberEvent (any of: OnSubscribe(ISubscription), OnNext(T), OnError(Exception) or OnComplete).

Expect and return TestSubscriberISubscriberEvent (any of: OnSubscribe(ISubscription), OnNext(T), OnError(Exception) or OnComplete).

Fluent DSL. Expect and return TestSubscriberISubscriberEvent (any of: OnSubscribe(ISubscription), OnNext(T), OnError(Exception) or OnComplete).

Expect and return a stream element.

Fluent DSL. Expect a stream element.

Fluent DSL. Expect a stream element during specified timeout.

Fluent DSL. Expect multiple stream elements.

Fluent DSL. Expect the given elements to be signalled in order.

Expect and return the next n stream elements.

Expect given next element or stream completion, returning whichever was signaled.

Fluent DSL. Expect given next element or stream completion.

Expect given next element or error signal, returning whichever was signaled.

Fluent DSL. Expect given next element or error signal.

FluentDSL. Expect multiple stream elements in arbitrary order.

Fluent DSL. Expect the given elements to be signalled in any order.

Fluent DSL. Same as ExpectNoMsg(TimeSpan), but correctly treating the timeFactor.

Fluent DSL. Assert that no message is received for the specified time.

Expects and returns ISubscription.

Fluent DSL. Expect subscription followed by immediate stream completion. By default single demand will be signaled in order to wake up a possibly lazy upstream

Fluent DSL. Expect subscription followed by immediate stream completion. Depending on the `signalDemand` parameter demand may be signaled immediately after obtaining the subscription in order to wake up a possibly lazy upstream. You can disable this by setting the `signalDemand` parameter to `false`.

Expect subscription to be followed immediately by an error signal. By default single demand will be signaled in order to wake up a possibly lazy upstream.

Expect subscription to be followed immediately by an error signal. Depending on the `signalDemand` parameter demand may be signaled immediately after obtaining the subscription in order to wake up a possibly lazy upstream.You can disable this by setting the `signalDemand` parameter to `false`.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Receive messages for a given duration or until one does not match a given partial function.

Drains a given number of messages

Attempt to drain the stream into a strict collection (by requesting MaxValue elements).

Returns a string that represents the current object.

TBD

Matches the specified target.

Matches the specified target and return a result of target processing.