Currently to get the underlying actor one needs to write the following:
val underlyingActor = testActor.actorObject[TestActorClass]
Instead, it's simpler and avoids the extra verbosity if we can refer to the underlying actor without the need to specify the class name.
val underlyingActor = testActor.underlyingActor
Currently to get the underlying actor one needs to write the following:
Instead, it's simpler and avoids the extra verbosity if we can refer to the underlying actor without the need to specify the class name.