def receive(self, message):
if message == ("_forward", ANY):
_, payload = message
self.actor << payload
elif message == ("terminated", self.actor):
_, actor = message
if self.keep_running:
spawn_later(1.0, self._do_spawn)
else:
self.stop()
else:
log("Contained actor sent a message to parent: %r" % (message,))
def receive(self, message):
if message == ('_forward', ANY):
_, payload = message
self.actor << payload
elif message == ('terminated', self.actor):
_, actor = message
if self.keep_running:
spawn_later(1.0, self._do_spawn)
else:
self.stop()
else:
log("Contained actor sent a message to parent: %r" % (message, ))
def receive(self, message):
if message == ('_forward', ANY):
_, payload = message
self.actor << payload
elif message == ('terminated', self.actor):
_, actor = message
if self.keep_running:
after(1.0).do(self._do_spawn)
else:
log("actor terminated but not re-spawning actor; pass --keepruning/-k to change this behaviour")
self.stop()
else:
Events.log(Message("Contained actor sent a message to parent: %r" % (message,)))
def close(self):
log()
self.sock.sendMultipart((self.our_addr, DISCONNECT))
if not _actor.TESTING:
# have to avoid this during testing, and it's not needed anyway;
# during testing, since everything is running in the same thread with no remoting (by default)
# this will unnecessarily give control back to the test which means stuff will happen in the middle
# of closing.
# XXX: this actually should be possible regardless of the above comment
yield sleep(0)
self._kill_queue()
self._emit_termination_messages()
self.sock.shutdown()
self.sock = self.owner = None
def established(self, remote_version):
log()
self.known_remote_version = remote_version
self._flush_queue()
del self.queue
