How to use the @most/disposable.disposeNone function in @most/disposable
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run () {
return disposeNone()
}
}run(): Disposable {
return disposeNone()
}
}constructor(source: Stream<a>) {
this.source = source
this.sinks = []
this.disposable = disposeNone()
}
</a>dispose(): void {
const disposable = this.disposable
this.disposable = disposeNone()
return disposable.dispose()
}constructor(source: Stream<a>) {
this.source = source
this.sinks = []
this._disposable = disposeNone()
}
</a>protected _dispose() {
const disposable = this._disposable
this._disposable = disposeNone()
disposable.dispose()
}constructor(time: Time, outer: Outer, sink: Sink<b>) {
this.time = time
this.outer = outer
this.sink = sink
this.disposable = disposeNone()
}
</b>@most/disposable
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