implicit class BehaviorExts[A](val b: Behavior[A]) extends AnyVal {
def orElse(b1: Behavior[A]) = new Behavior[A] {
val unhandled = ScalaDSL.Unhandled[A]
override def management(ctx: ActorContext[A], msg: Signal): Behavior[A] =
orElse(_.management(ctx, msg))
override def message(ctx: ActorContext[A], msg: A): Behavior[A] =
orElse(_.message(ctx, msg))
private[this] def orElse(f: Behavior[A] => Behavior[A]) = {
f(b) match {
case `unhandled` => f(b1)
case other => other
}
}
}
}
It got cut off somehow :)
When I think about it, when I used Or I intuitively expected it to work like
this.
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