What's the difference between Actor.stop, Actor.exit_after, and Actor.kill? #161
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What's the difference between Actor.stop, Actor.exit_after, and Actor.kill? |
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slawlor
Sep 12, 2023
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All of this should be on the docs.rs for the crate, if you find documentation lacking please let me know and I can try and expand on it where necessary. |
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Alright, thank you. I'm embarrassed; I should have read the documentation first. |
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phil-skillwon
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stopstops the actor from processing future messages, but will finish the current message. This is a "graceful" stopkillwill stop the actor at the next async await point, which can interrupt current message processing. This is a "forceful" stopexit_afterwill simply send thestopmessage after some delay, and can be used to schedule a stop operation. There's a similarkill_afterwhich sendskillafter some delay.All of this should be on the docs.rs for the crate, if you find documentation lacking please let me know and I can try and expand on it where necessary.