public TerminatedMessage SetSystem(SystemName sys) => new TerminatedMessage(Id.SetSystem(sys));
/// <summary>
/// Access a setting
/// If in a Process message loop, then this accesses the configuration settings
/// for the Process from the the configuration file, or stored in the cluster.
/// If not in a Process message loop, then this accesses 'global' configuration
/// settings.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="name">Name of the setting</param>
/// <param name="prop">If the setting is a complex value (like a map or record), then
/// this selects the property of the setting to access</param>
/// <returns>Optional configuration setting value</returns>
public static T read <T>(string name, string prop, T defaultValue, SystemName system = default(SystemName)) =>
InMessageLoop
? ActorContext.Request.Ops.Read(name, prop, ActorContext.Request.ProcessFlags, defaultValue)
: ActorContext.System(system).Settings.GetRoleSetting(name, prop, defaultValue);
public UserMessage SetSystem(SystemName sys) => new UserMessage(Content, Sender.SetSystem(sys), ReplyTo.SetSystem(sys));
public static Map <ProcessName, ClusterNode> Nodes(ProcessId leaf, SystemName system = default(SystemName)) => ClusterNodes(system).Filter(node => node.Role == leaf.Take(1).Name);
/// <summary> /// Builds a ProcessId that represents the previous node in the role that this /// node is a part of. If there is only one node in the role then any messages /// sent will be sent to the leaf-process with itself. Unlike other Roles, you /// do not specify the role-name as the first child. /// See remarks. /// </summary> /// <remarks> /// You may create a reference to child nodes in the usual way: /// Role.Prev["user"]["child-1"][...] /// </remarks> /// <example> /// tell( Role.Prev["user"]["message-log"], "Hello" ); /// </example> public static ProcessId Prev(SystemName system = default(SystemName)) => prevRoot[Root(system).Name];
/// <summary> /// Builds a ProcessId that represents the next node in the role that this node /// is a part of. If there is only one node in the role then any messages sent /// will be sent to the leaf-process with itself. Unlike other Roles, you do /// not specify the role-name as the first child. /// See remarks. /// </summary> /// <remarks> /// You may create a reference to child nodes in the usual way: /// Role.Next["user"]["child-1"][...] /// </remarks> /// <example> /// tell( Role.Next["user"]["message-log"], "Hello" ); /// </example> public static ProcessId Next(SystemName system = default(SystemName)) => nextRoot[Root(system).Name];
public SystemUnLinkChildMessage SetSystem(SystemName sys) => new SystemUnLinkChildMessage(Child.SetSystem(sys));
public SystemChildFaultedMessage SetSystem(SystemName sys) => new SystemChildFaultedMessage(Child.SetSystem(sys), Sender.SetSystem(sys), Exception, Message);