Struct EstablishedChild 

pub struct EstablishedChild<C, Occurrence>
where
    C: Behavior,
    BehaviorAddr<C>: EndpointAddress,
{ /* private fields */ }

Both capabilities established by one committed named-child creation.

creation remains relative to the creating actor and selects its private child binding together with the static occurrence. actor is the stronger exact installed capability used by exact delivery, observation, or ShutdownEstablished.

Implementations

impl<C, Occurrence> EstablishedChild<C, Occurrence>

where C: Behavior, BehaviorAddr<C>: EndpointAddress,

pub const fn creation(&self) -> CreationId

Return the creator-local ID of this child.

pub fn actor(&self) -> EstablishedActor<C>

Clone the exact installed-actor capability.

pub fn shutdown_target<Parent, Targets>(&self) -> Targets

where Parent: Behavior, Occurrence: ChildRole<Parent, Child = C>, Targets: ShutdownTargetAt<C, <Occurrence as ChildRole<Parent>>::Position>,

Select this child in an existing heterogeneous shutdown target sum.

Parent restores the namespace in which Occurrence was declared; the compiler then selects the role’s exact structural position. No role value, address reconstruction, or runtime protocol choice is required after creation has committed.

pub fn into_parts(self) -> (CreationId, EstablishedActor<C>)

Consume the product into its local and exact capabilities.