pub struct Address<C = dyn AnyChannel> where
    C: DynChannel + ?Sized
{ /* private fields */ }
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An address is a reference to the actor, used to send messages.

Addresses can be of two forms:

  • Address<Channel<M>>: This is the default form, which can be used to send messages of type M. It can be transformed into an Address using Address::into_dyn.
  • Address: This form is a dynamic address, which can do everything a normal address can do, except for sending messages. It can be transformed back into an Address<Channel<M>> using Address::downcast::.

An address can be awaited which returns once the actor exits.

Implementations

Attempt to the downcast the Address into an Address<Channel<M>>.

Close the Channel.

Halt the actor.

Halt n processes.

Get the amount of processes.

Get the amount of messages in the Channel.

Get the amount of Addresses of the Channel.

Whether the Channel is closed.

Get the Capacity of the Channel.

Whether all processes have exited.

Get the actor’s id.

Convert the Address<Channel<M>> into an Address.

Attempt to send a message to the actor.

  • In the case of an unbounded Channel, when BackPressure returns a timeout this fails.
  • In the case of a bounded Channel, when it is full this fails.

For bounded channels, this method is the same as send_now.

Attempt to send a message to the actor.

For bounded channels, this method is the same as try_send.

Attempt to send a message to the actor.

  • In the case of an unbounded Channel, when BackPressure returns a timeout this waits untill the timeout is over.
  • In the case of a bounded Channel, when it is full this waits untill space is available.

Same as send but it blocking the OS-thread.

Trait Implementations

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Attempt to resolve the future to a final value, registering the current task for wakeup if the value is not yet available. Read more

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