lines
Splits and buffers the Flow of String into lines, emitting each line as a separate element in the resulting Flow.
This function buffers incoming strings until it encounters a line break (\n
). It then emits each line as a separate string. If the incoming strings do not contain any line breaks, they are buffered until a line break is encountered or the flow is completed.
Return
A new Flow where each element represents a line from the original Flow of String.
Example usage:
val flow = flowOf(
"Hel",
"lo,",
" world!",
"\nW",
"elcome to River!"
)
flow
.lines()
.collect(::println) //"Hello, world!", "Welcome to River!"
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