rx/core/observablebase.py
def delay(self, duetime):
        """Time shifts the observable sequence by duetime. The relative
        time intervals between the values are preserved.

        Examples:
            >>> res = rx.Observable.delay(datetime())
            >>> res = rx.Observable.delay(5000)

        Args:
            duetime: Absolute (specified as a datetime object) or
                relative time (specified as an integer denoting
                milliseconds) by which to shift the observable sequence.

        Returns:
            Time-shifted observable sequence.
        """
        from ..operators.observable.delay import delay
        return delay(self, duetime)
Time shifts the observable sequence by duetime. The relative
        time intervals between the values are preserved.

        Examples:
            >>> res = rx.Observable.delay(datetime())
            >>> res = rx.Observable.delay(5000)

        Args:
            duetime: Absolute (specified as a datetime object) or
                relative time (specified as an integer denoting
                milliseconds) by which to shift the observable sequence.

        Returns:
            Time-shifted observable sequence.
        
Time shifts the observable sequence by duetime. The relative
time intervals between the values are preserved.
Time shifts the observable sequence by duetime . The relative time intervals between the values are preserved .
def delay(self, duetime):
        from ..operators.observable.delay import delay
        return delay(self, duetime)
def delay ( self , duetime ) : from . . operators . observable . delay import delay return delay ( self , duetime )
Time shifts the observable sequence by duetime.
Time shifts the observable sequence by duetime .
"""Time shifts the observable sequence by duetime. The relative
        time intervals between the values are preserved.

        Examples:
            >>> res = rx.Observable.delay(datetime())
            >>> res = rx.Observable.delay(5000)

        Args:
            duetime: Absolute (specified as a datetime object) or
                relative time (specified as an integer denoting
                milliseconds) by which to shift the observable sequence.

        Returns:
            Time-shifted observable sequence.
        """
Time-shifted observable sequence.
Time - shifted observable sequence .
self
duetime
Absolute (specified as a datetime object) or
relative time (specified as an integer denoting
milliseconds) by which to shift the observable sequence.
Absolute ( specified as a datetime object ) or relative time ( specified as an integer denoting milliseconds ) by which to shift the observable sequence .
examples
>>> res = rx.Observable.delay(datetime())
>>> res = rx.Observable.delay(5000)
>>> res = rx . Observable . delay ( datetime () ) >>> res = rx . Observable . delay ( 5000 )