Sounds good, Johan. The most interesting part of my framework is the code
that detects the contours that are being exited and entered upon a state
transition. That code is heavy on object introspection, and I can't think
of a better language than Smalltalk to do that sort of thing.
Bob
On
Hi Bob,
thanks for the info. We have not found anything yet (but have not looked
in-depth). Evaluating our needs, we see that we have something quite simple, in
the end, but with some weird specific requirements. So in the end we will roll
our own. It will be available as open source, and will
Johan, I made a hierarchical state machine framework in VA Smalltalk, and
use it to this day in an application that has several state machines
comprising hundreds of states. Unfortunately, it's not open source, and I
don't own the code, so I can't share it. It has #assumeState and
#relinquishStat
Hi all,
I was wondering if there is an implementation of a hierarchical state machines
(with input and output actions) available somewhere for Pharo. Any ideas?
Thanks in advance!
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