问题
Subject.subscribe method when called outputs the following error:
TypeError: Cannot read property '_subscribe' of undefined
at BidirectionalSubject._subscribe (Rx.js:10239)
at BidirectionalSubject._subscribe (Rx.js:10239)
at BidirectionalSubject.Observable.subscribe (Rx.js:9924)
at AppComponent.doIt (app.component.ts:32)
at ChangeDetector_AppComponent_0.handleEventInternal (eval at ChangeDetectorJITGenerator.generate (angular2.dev.js:1), <anonymous>:29:29)
at ChangeDetector_AppComponent_0.AbstractChangeDetector.handleEvent (angular2.dev.js:8788)
at AppView.dispatchEvent (angular2.dev.js:9396)
at AppView.dispatchRenderEvent (angular2.dev.js:9391)
at DefaultRenderView.dispatchRenderEvent (angular2.dev.js:7819)
at eventDispatcher (angular2.dev.js:9781)
See Plunkr here.
This is a part of a bigger problem I am facing. In my actual code, the subscribe method does not throw but it simply does not add an observer to the subject, and hence on all subject.next invocations no one receives the emitted data.
I think the problems are related. In my actual code I am using version 5.0.0-beta.12 of rxjs. In the plukr though, the rx dependency seems to be coming from angular itself.
回答1:
Be aware of using Subject.create().
This is not the same as new Subject() and absolutely most of the time you want to use just new Subject() instead of Subject.create(). With Subject.create() you're creating an instance of AnonymousSubject which never subscribes itself and therefore the flatMap() operator throws an error when trying to subscribe AnonymousSubject to another AnonymousSubject.
See my answer to a similar question: Subjects created with Subject.create can't unsubscribe.
I just changed Subject.create() to new Subject() and it's probably working.
See your updated demo: https://plnkr.co/edit/6M1lPLZA16vwQsVAjNzc?p=preview
Although, I don't know what's that demo supposed to do so I can't tell whether it's working correctly.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40361623/rxjs-subject-subscribe-method-not-working-as-expected