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Expected Behavior
After implementing PartialEq and Eq for WeakAddr
we can check if weak references point to the same actor, just as we can with their strong counterparts. Expected behavior
Let w1
, w2
be either a pair of WeakAddr
s
w1 == w2
evaluates totrue
if and only if both point to the same actor, regardless of whether the actor reference can be upgradedw1==w2
eva
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The following code fails to compile, as expected:
actor Main
new create(env: Env) =>
let f = {() => None}
f.string()
However, the error message says:
Error:
[main.pony:4:6](): couldn't find 'string' in '$1$0'
f.string()
^
Internally to the compiler (I believe) we don't have a proper name for lambdas, so it's not clear what would be the a
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Currently, WebSocket is working for client/server side. However, the browsers do not allow to create tcp connections direclty (which is the current implementation based). Instead, the web-sys
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With CAF 0.18, actor names must be constant strings. The active and passive partition carry their human-readable name in the variable self->state.name
already.
In active_partition.cpp
and passive_partition.cpp
we currently have a lot of log messages using the actor name rather than the human-readable partition name. We need to change them like this:
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