| This interface must be implemented by any class that is used as
a state in a FSM. The FSM only needs the identity of this
object, so all that is really needs is the default equals implementation.
The toString() method should also be overridden to give a concise
description or name of the state. The StateImpl class handles this.
Pre- and post- actions are taken only on completed transitions between
different states. Assume that the FSM is in state A, and the FSM will
transition to state B under input I with action X. If A != B and X completes
successfully, then after X completes execution, A.postAction is executed,
followed by B.preAction. |
