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I want to be able to use call! Macro on an ActorCell, using the registry::where_is to get a registered actor, then work with the actor using a call macro. I can do through an ActorRef, but I need to use the registry to get an ActorRef. |
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slawlor
Jun 5, 2023
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You need to first cast the cell to a ref with .into() of the correct message type. The macros are all built around actorrefs, not cells presently. |
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You need to first cast the cell to a ref with .into() of the correct message type. The macros are all built around actorrefs, not cells presently.