object LoggingReceive

Source
LoggingReceive.scala
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  1. def apply(logLevel: LogLevel)(r: Receive)(implicit context: ActorContext): Receive

    Wrap a Receive partial function in a logging enclosure, which sends a message with given log level to the event bus each time before a message is matched.

    Wrap a Receive partial function in a logging enclosure, which sends a message with given log level to the event bus each time before a message is matched. This includes messages which are not handled.

  2. def apply(r: Receive)(implicit context: ActorContext): Receive

    Wrap a Receive partial function in a logging enclosure, which sends a debug message to the event bus each time before a message is matched.

    Wrap a Receive partial function in a logging enclosure, which sends a debug message to the event bus each time before a message is matched. This includes messages which are not handled.

    
def receive = LoggingReceive {
  case x => ...
}

    This method does NOT modify the given Receive unless akka.actor.debug.receive is set in configuration.

  3. def create(r: Receive, context: ActorContext): Receive

    Java API: compatible with lambda expressions

  4. def withLabel(label: String)(r: Receive)(implicit context: ActorContext): Receive

    Create a decorated logger which will append " in state " + label to each message it logs.

  5. def withLabel(label: String, logLevel: LogLevel)(r: Receive)(implicit context: ActorContext): Receive

    Create a decorated logger which will append " in state " + label to each message it logs.

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  1. def create(r: Receive, context: ActorContext): Receive

    Java API: compatible with lambda expressions

    Java API: compatible with lambda expressions

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    @deprecated
    Deprecated

    (Since version 2.5.0) Use the create method with AbstractActor.Receive parameter instead.