=doc,actorable we don't scan by filename anymore

apple · Nov 19, 2019 · dada36c · dada36c
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diff --git a/Docs/actorables.adoc b/Docs/actorables.adoc
@@ -286,8 +286,8 @@ The project will be checked out and available in `.build/checkouts/swift-distrib
 swift run --package-path .build/checkouts/swift-distributed-actors GenActors
 ----
 
-The GenActors command by default inspects the `Sources` directory for files which end with `+Actorable.swift`,
-and applies source generation on them. Optionally, you may pass folder paths or file names.
+The GenActors command by default inspects the `Sources` directory for files and detects top level types conforming to the
+api:Actorable[protocol] protocol. Optionally, you may pass folder paths or file names explicitly.
 
 === Actorables and Serialization
 

diff --git a/Tests/DistributedActorsDocumentationTests/Actorable/ActorableDocExamples.swift b/Tests/DistributedActorsDocumentationTests/Actorable/ActorableDocExamples.swift
@@ -60,11 +60,10 @@ struct ContextGreeter: Actorable {
 
 // tag::self_myself_call[]
 public struct InvokeFuncs: Actorable {
-
     let context: Myself.Context
-    
+
     public func doThingsAndRunTask() -> Int {
-        context.log.info("Doing things...")
+        self.context.log.info("Doing things...")
 
         // invoke the internal task directly, synchronously
         let result: Int = self.internalTask() // <1>
@@ -74,7 +73,7 @@ public struct InvokeFuncs: Actorable {
 
     public func doThingsAsync() -> Reply<Int> { // <2>
         // send myself a message to handle internalTask() in the future
-        let reply: Reply<Int> = context.myself.internalTask() // <3>
+        let reply: Reply<Int> = self.context.myself.internalTask() // <3>
         return reply
     }