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===== Controlling the FSM operation ===== | ===== Controlling the FSM operation ===== | ||
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==== Directed work with the " | ==== Directed work with the " | ||
- | A special built-in event is " | + | A special built-in event is fsm:: |
- | This behaviour | + | This event can be turned off by setting the FSM " |
+ | Syntactic sugar: the idle() method is a shorthand for apply_events(fsm:: | ||
==== Filtering events ==== | ==== Filtering events ==== | ||
- | The OSInet FSM has three event processing modes, controlled by the " | + | The OSInet FSM has three event processing modes, controlled by the {get|set}_event_mode methods: |
* fsm:: | * fsm:: | ||
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* Switching from fsm:: | * Switching from fsm:: | ||
+ | ==== Disabling post-events actions ==== | ||
- | ===== Disabling post-events actions ===== | + | Firing of post-event actions is enabled by default, but can be disabled by setting the $allow_actions |
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- | Firing of post-event actions is enabled by default, but can be disabled by setting the $action | + | |
In that case, applications can still decide to fire the event themselves by reading the fsm_action field in the fsm_result returns by fsm:: | In that case, applications can still decide to fire the event themselves by reading the fsm_action field in the fsm_result returns by fsm:: | ||
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For a very basic FSM going just from initial to final randomly, building the table and transitions can look like: | For a very basic FSM going just from initial to final randomly, building the table and transitions can look like: | ||
- | <php> | + | <code php> |
class foo extends fsm | class foo extends fsm | ||
{ | { | ||
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} | } | ||
} | } | ||
- | </php> | + | </code> |
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Application code not involved in the FSM operation can use the FSM apply_event method($event_name) to submit an event to the FSM. Only allowed events for the given state the FSM is in are allowed: submitting other events throws an exception. | Application code not involved in the FSM operation can use the FSM apply_event method($event_name) to submit an event to the FSM. Only allowed events for the given state the FSM is in are allowed: submitting other events throws an exception. |
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