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Given:

A list of ids of emails

What I'm doing:

With the BatchBlock group ids and call a Transformblock for each block the simplified transformblock looks like this:

var readBatch = new TransformBlock<List<int>, IEnumerable<Email>>(idList =>
{
    List<Email> mails = new List<Email>();
    foreach(var id in idList)
    {
        mails.Add(new Email(id));
    }
    return mails;
});

Now my next TransformBlock is defined like this

TransformBlock<Email,EMail> filterStep;

What I search: So I need a block which allows me to get a collection as source and returns N-Elements as result. So in this case a block which receives a IEnumerable<Email> and returns Email foreach entryin the enumeration.

So what I search is the opposite of the BatchBlock but i can't find it. Am I overlooking something?

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The block you need is TransformManyBlock. You return an IEnumerable<Email> from the the block's func and it automatically transfers each item individually:

var transformManyBlock = new TransformManyBlock<IEnumerable<Email>, Email>(emails => emails);
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TransformManyBlock might be what you are looking for. It takes TInput and returns IEnumerable (1:n).

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