@Nullable
	public static <T> Throwable onNextError(@Nullable T value, Throwable error, Context context,
			Subscription subscriptionForCancel) {
    """
	Find the {@link OnNextFailureStrategy} to apply to the calling operator (which could be a local
	error mode defined in the {@link Context}) and apply it. For poll(), prefer
	{@link #onNextPollError(Object, Throwable, Context)} as it returns a {@link RuntimeException}.
	<p>
	Cancels the {@link Subscription} and return a {@link Throwable} if errors are
	fatal for the error mode, in which case the operator should call onError with the
	returned error. On the contrary, if the error mode allows the sequence to
	continue, does not cancel the Subscription and returns {@code null}.
	<p>
	Typical usage pattern differs depending on the calling method:
	<ul>
	<li>{@code onNext}: check for a throwable return value and call
	{@link Subscriber#onError(Throwable)} if not null, otherwise perform a direct
	{@link Subscription#request(long) request(1)} on the upstream.</li>
	
	<li>{@code tryOnNext}: check for a throwable return value and call
	{@link Subscriber#onError(Throwable)} if not null, otherwise
	return {@code false} to indicate value was not consumed and more must be
	tried.</li>
	
	<li>{@code poll}: use {@link #onNextPollError(Object, Throwable, Context)} instead.</li>
	</ul>
	
	@param value The onNext value that caused an error.
	@param error The error.
	@param context The most significant {@link Context} in which to look for an {@link OnNextFailureStrategy}.
	@param subscriptionForCancel The {@link Subscription} that should be cancelled if the
	strategy is terminal. Not null, use {@link #onNextPollError(Object, Throwable, Context)}
	when unsubscribing is undesirable (eg. for poll()).
	@param <T> The type of the value causing the error.
	@return a {@link Throwable} to propagate through onError if the strategy is
	terminal and cancelled the subscription, null if not.
    """
		error = unwrapOnNextError(error);
		OnNextFailureStrategy strategy = onNextErrorStrategy(context);
		if (strategy.test(error, value)) {
			//some strategies could still return an exception, eg. if the consumer throws
			Throwable t = strategy.process(error, value, context);
			if (t != null) {
				subscriptionForCancel.cancel();
			}
			return t;
		}
		else {
			//falls back to operator errors
			return onOperatorError(subscriptionForCancel, error, value, context);
		}
	}
@Nullable
	public static <T> Throwable onNextError(@Nullable T value, Throwable error, Context context,
			Subscription subscriptionForCancel) {
		error = unwrapOnNextError(error);
		OnNextFailureStrategy strategy = onNextErrorStrategy(context);
		if (strategy.test(error, value)) {
			//some strategies could still return an exception, eg. if the consumer throws
			Throwable t = strategy.process(error, value, context);
			if (t != null) {
				subscriptionForCancel.cancel();
			}
			return t;
		}
		else {
			//falls back to operator errors
			return onOperatorError(subscriptionForCancel, error, value, context);
		}
	}
@ Nullable public static < T > Throwable onNextError ( @ Nullable T value , Throwable error , Context context , Subscription subscriptionForCancel ) { error = unwrapOnNextError ( error ) ; OnNextFailureStrategy strategy = onNextErrorStrategy ( context ) ; if ( strategy . test ( error , value ) ) { //some strategies could still return an exception, eg. if the consumer throws Throwable t = strategy . process ( error , value , context ) ; if ( t != null ) { subscriptionForCancel . cancel ( ) ; } return t ; } else { //falls back to operator errors return onOperatorError ( subscriptionForCancel , error , value , context ) ; } }
Find the {@link OnNextFailureStrategy} to apply to the calling operator (which could be a local
error mode defined in the {@link Context}) and apply it. For poll(), prefer
{@link #onNextPollError(Object, Throwable, Context)} as it returns a {@link RuntimeException}.
<p>
Cancels the {@link Subscription} and return a {@link Throwable} if errors are
fatal for the error mode, in which case the operator should call onError with the
returned error. On the contrary, if the error mode allows the sequence to
continue, does not cancel the Subscription and returns {@code null}.
<p>
Typical usage pattern differs depending on the calling method:
<ul>
<li>{@code onNext}: check for a throwable return value and call
{@link Subscriber#onError(Throwable)} if not null, otherwise perform a direct
{@link Subscription#request(long) request(1)} on the upstream.</li>

<li>{@code tryOnNext}: check for a throwable return value and call
{@link Subscriber#onError(Throwable)} if not null, otherwise
return {@code false} to indicate value was not consumed and more must be
tried.</li>

<li>{@code poll}: use {@link #onNextPollError(Object, Throwable, Context)} instead.</li>
</ul>

@param value The onNext value that caused an error.
@param error The error.
@param context The most significant {@link Context} in which to look for an {@link OnNextFailureStrategy}.
@param subscriptionForCancel The {@link Subscription} that should be cancelled if the
strategy is terminal. Not null, use {@link #onNextPollError(Object, Throwable, Context)}
when unsubscribing is undesirable (eg. for poll()).
@param <T> The type of the value causing the error.
@return a {@link Throwable} to propagate through onError if the strategy is
terminal and cancelled the subscription, null if not.
Find the { @link OnNextFailureStrategy } to apply to the calling operator ( which could be a local error mode defined in the { @link Context } ) and apply it . For poll () prefer { @link #onNextPollError ( Object Throwable Context ) } as it returns a { @link RuntimeException } . <p > Cancels the { @link Subscription } and return a { @link Throwable } if errors are fatal for the error mode in which case the operator should call onError with the returned error . On the contrary if the error mode allows the sequence to continue does not cancel the Subscription and returns { @code null } . <p > Typical usage pattern differs depending on the calling method : <ul > <li > { @code onNext } : check for a throwable return value and call { @link Subscriber#onError ( Throwable ) } if not null otherwise perform a direct { @link Subscription#request ( long ) request ( 1 ) } on the upstream . < / li >