zephod
25th November 2014, 17:11
I created a state machine that has an initial state that transitions into a group state. Inside the group state, I have 2 parallel states. One of these parallel states has a transition to itself. The other has no transitions other than the entry.
When I send a signal to make the 1st paralllel state transition to itself, I notice that the second parallel state also transitions to itself even though no transition is defined.
How do I stop this? Is it possible?
I have attached my test code: main.cpp, stateMachine.h, statemachine.cpp and here is the output:
$ ./stateMachineTest
enteringInit
emitting evUSBConnection
leavingInit
entering the waiting state
entering the waitingForMsg state.
enteringWaitingForCmd
timer fired: generating evMsg
leavingWaitingForCmd
leaving the waitingForMsg state
enteringWaitingForCmd
entering the waitingForMsg state.
count = 2 - quitting
leavingWaitingForCmd
leaving the waitingForMsg state
leaving the waiting state
entering the finished state
When I send a signal to make the 1st paralllel state transition to itself, I notice that the second parallel state also transitions to itself even though no transition is defined.
How do I stop this? Is it possible?
I have attached my test code: main.cpp, stateMachine.h, statemachine.cpp and here is the output:
$ ./stateMachineTest
enteringInit
emitting evUSBConnection
leavingInit
entering the waiting state
entering the waitingForMsg state.
enteringWaitingForCmd
timer fired: generating evMsg
leavingWaitingForCmd
leaving the waitingForMsg state
enteringWaitingForCmd
entering the waitingForMsg state.
count = 2 - quitting
leavingWaitingForCmd
leaving the waitingForMsg state
leaving the waiting state
entering the finished state