object BehaviorBuilder
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- def create[T]: BehaviorBuilder[T]
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def
message[T, M <: T](type: Class[M], test: Predicate[M], handler: Function2[ActorContext[T], M, Behavior[T]]): BehaviorBuilder[T]
Start a new behavior chain starting with this predicated case.
Start a new behavior chain starting with this predicated case.
- T
type of behavior to create
- M
type of message to match
- type
type of message to match
- test
a predicate that will be evaluated on the argument if the type matches
- handler
action to apply if the type matches and the predicate returns true
- returns
a new behavior with the specified handling appended
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def
message[T, M <: T](type: Class[M], handler: Function2[ActorContext[T], M, Behavior[T]]): BehaviorBuilder[T]
Start a new behavior chain starting with this case.
Start a new behavior chain starting with this case.
- T
type of behavior to create
- M
type of message to match
- type
type of message to match
- handler
action to apply if the type matches
- returns
a new behavior with the specified handling appended
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def
messageEquals[T](msg: T, handler: Function[ActorContext[T], Behavior[T]]): BehaviorBuilder[T]
Start a new behavior chain starting with a handler for equal messages.
Start a new behavior chain starting with a handler for equal messages.
- T
type of behavior to create
- msg
the message to compare to
- handler
action to apply when the message matches
- returns
a new behavior with the specified handling appended
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def
messageUnchecked[T, M <: T](type: Class[_ <: T], handler: Function2[ActorContext[T], M, Behavior[T]]): BehaviorBuilder[T]
Start a new behavior chain starting with a handler without compile time type check.
Start a new behavior chain starting with a handler without compile time type check.
Should normally not be used, but when matching on class with generic type argument it can be useful, e.g.
List.classand(List<String> list) -> {...}- type
type of message to match
- handler
action to apply when the type matches
- returns
a new behavior with the specified handling appended
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def
signal[T, M <: Signal](type: Class[M], test: Predicate[M], handler: Function2[ActorContext[T], M, Behavior[T]]): BehaviorBuilder[T]
Start a new behavior chain starting with this predicated signal case.
Start a new behavior chain starting with this predicated signal case.
- T
type of behavior to create
- M
type of signal to match
- type
type of signals to match
- test
a predicate that will be evaluated on the argument if the type matches
- handler
action to apply if the type matches and the predicate returns true
- returns
a new behavior with the specified handling appended
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def
signal[T, M <: Signal](type: Class[M], handler: Function2[ActorContext[T], M, Behavior[T]]): BehaviorBuilder[T]
Start a new behavior chain starting with this signal case.
Start a new behavior chain starting with this signal case.
- T
type of behavior to create
- M
type of signal to match
- type
type of signal to match
- handler
action to apply if the type matches
- returns
a new behavior with the specified handling appended
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def
signalEquals[T](signal: Signal, handler: Function[ActorContext[T], Behavior[T]]): BehaviorBuilder[T]
Start a new behavior chain starting with a handler for this specific signal.
Start a new behavior chain starting with a handler for this specific signal.
- T
type of behavior to create
- signal
the signal to compare to
- handler
action to apply when the message matches
- returns
a new behavior with the specified handling appended
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def
signalUnchecked[T, M <: Signal](type: Class[_ <: Signal], handler: Function2[ActorContext[T], M, Behavior[T]]): BehaviorBuilder[T]
Start a new behavior chain starting with this unchecked signal case.
Start a new behavior chain starting with this unchecked signal case.
Should normally not be used, but when matching on class with generic type argument it can be useful, e.g.
GenMsg.classand(ActorContextctx, GenMsg<String> list) -> {...} - type
type of signal to match
- handler
action to apply when the type matches
- returns
a new behavior with the specified handling appended