final case class Exit[+R]() extends Action[R, When] with Product with Serializable

When this action is executed the current run of Expect is terminated causing it to return the last value, if there is a ReturningAction, or the default value otherwise.

Any action or expect block added after this will not be executed.

Source
Exit.scala
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Instance Constructors

  1. new Exit()

Type Members

  1. type =/>[-A, +B] = PartialFunction[A, B]
    Definition Classes
    Action

Value Members

  1. def run[RR >: R](when: When[RR], runContext: RunContext[RR]): RunContext[RR]
    Definition Classes
    Exit → Action
  2. def structurallyEquals[RR >: R, W[+X] <: When[X]](other: Action[RR, W]): Boolean

    Returns whether the other Action is structurally equal to this Action.

    Returns whether the other Action is structurally equal to this Action.

    other

    the other Action to campare this Action to.

    Definition Classes
    Exit → Action
    Example: 

    1. Exit() structurallyEquals Exit() //returns true
Exit() structurallyEquals Send() //returns false
Send("AA") structurallyEquals Send("BB") //returns true
Returning(5) structurallyEquals Returning { complexFunctionReturningAnInt } //returns true
Returning("AA") structurallyEquals Returning(5) //won't compile

      We cannot test that an Action is equal to another Action because some actions return a value by invoking a function. And equality on a function is not defined. So in other to extract some useful information about the "equality" of two actions we created this function.