Some of our functions return a result, e.g. CalibrationResult.SUCCESS or CalibrationResult.BUSY.
In case of success, we just pass the element (calling the RxJava onNext). But in case of failure (everything that is not SUCCESS, IN_PROGRESS or INSTRUCTION), we throw an exception (in the RxJava sense, with onError).
Just as a reminder: we currently have IN_PROGRESS and INSTRUCTION, but in the future (i.e. when the C++ API gets generated), they will be merged into NEXT. Which means that the only success codes will ever be SUCCESS and NEXT.
@julianoes: FYI
Some of our functions return a result, e.g.
CalibrationResult.SUCCESSorCalibrationResult.BUSY.In case of success, we just pass the element (calling the RxJava
onNext). But in case of failure (everything that is notSUCCESS,IN_PROGRESSorINSTRUCTION), we throw an exception (in the RxJava sense, withonError).Just as a reminder: we currently have
IN_PROGRESSandINSTRUCTION, but in the future (i.e. when the C++ API gets generated), they will be merged intoNEXT. Which means that the only success codes will ever beSUCCESSandNEXT.