module Celluloid::InstanceMethods
These are methods we don't want added to the Celluloid singleton but to be defined on all classes that use Celluloid
Public Instance Methods
bare_object()
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Obtain the bare Ruby object the actor is wrapping. This is useful for only a limited set of use cases like runtime metaprogramming. Interacting directly with the bare object foregoes any kind of thread safety that Celluloid would ordinarily provide you, and the object is guaranteed to be shared with at least the actor thread. Tread carefully.
Bare objects can be identified via inspect output:
>> actor => #<Celluloid::Actor(Foo:0x3fefcb77c194)> >> actor.bare_object => #<WARNING: BARE CELLULOID OBJECT (Foo:0x3fefcb77c194)>
# File lib/celluloid.rb, line 280 def bare_object; self; end
Also aliased as: wrapped_object
inspect()
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# File lib/celluloid.rb, line 298 def inspect return "..." if Celluloid.detect_recursion str = "#<" if leaked? str << Celluloid::BARE_OBJECT_WARNING_MESSAGE else str << "Celluloid::ActorProxy" end str << "(#{self.class}:0x#{object_id.to_s(16)})" str << " " unless instance_variables.empty? instance_variables.each do |ivar| next if ivar == Celluloid::OWNER_IVAR str << "#{ivar}=#{instance_variable_get(ivar).inspect} " end str.sub!(/\s$/, '>') end
leaked?()
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Are we being invoked in a different thread from our owner?
# File lib/celluloid.rb, line 284 def leaked? @celluloid_owner != Thread.current[:celluloid_actor] end
name()
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Obtain the name of the current actor
# File lib/celluloid.rb, line 294 def name Actor.name end
tap() { |current_actor| ... }
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# File lib/celluloid.rb, line 288 def tap yield current_actor current_actor end