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Dominik Charousset
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returning these types from message handlers. Users can simply replace
`std::tuple<A, B, C>`
with
`caf::result<A, B, C>`
for returning more than one
value from a message handler.
-
A
`caf::result`
can no longer represent
`skip`
. Whether a message gets skipped
or not is now only for the default handler to decide. Consequently, default
handlers now return
`skippable_result`
instead of
`result<message>`
. A
skippable result is a variant over
`delegated<message>`
,
`message`
,
`error`
,
or
`skip_t`
. The only good use case for message handlers that skip a message
in their body was in typed actors for getting around the limitation that a
typed behavior always must provide all message handlers (typed behavior assume
a complete implementation of the interface). This use case received direct
support: constructing a typed behavior with
`partial_behavior_init`
as first
argument suppresses the check for completeness .
### Removed
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versions of the standard were never implemented in the first place.
Consequently, we've dropped the
`opencl`
module.
-
The old
`duration`
type is now superseded by
`timespan`
(#994).
-
The enum
`match_result`
became obsolete. Individual message handlers can no
longer skip messages. Hence, message handlers can only succeed (match) or not.
Consequently, invoking a message handler or behavior now returns a boolean.
### Fixed
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