package com.atlarge.opendc.simulator import kotlin.coroutines.experimental.intrinsics.suspendCoroutineOrReturn /** * Try to find the [Context] instance associated with the [Process] in the call chain which has (indirectly) invoked the * caller of this method. * * Note however that this method does not guarantee type-safety as this method allows the user to cast to a context * with different generic type arguments. * * @return The context that has been found or `null` if this method is not called in a simulation context. */ suspend fun contextOrNull(): Context? = suspendCoroutineOrReturn { it.context[Context] } /** * Find the [Context] instance associated with the [Process] in the call chain which has (indirectly) invoked the * caller of this method. * * Note however that this method does not guarantee type-safety as this method allows the user to cast to a context * with different generic type arguments. * * @throws IllegalStateException if the context cannot be found. * @return The context that has been found. */ suspend fun context(): Context = contextOrNull() ?: throw IllegalStateException("The suspending call does not have an associated process context") /** * Try to find the untyped [Context] instance associated with the [Process] in the call chain which has (indirectly) * invoked the caller of this method. * * @return The untyped context that has been found or `null` if this method is not called in a simulation context. */ suspend fun untypedContextOrNull(): Context<*, *>? = contextOrNull() /** * Find the [Context] instance associated with the [Process] in the call chain which has (indirectly) invoked the * caller of this method. * * @throws IllegalStateException if the context cannot be found. * @return The untyped context that has been found. */ suspend fun untypedContext(): Context<*, *> = context()