Hi Jean-Noël
First and most important: Is it possible to *ask* the state machine to go from a state A to a state B *automatically* ??
I mean, I am in state A. I need to go to State B, but I cannot go straight from A to B, I must go first through state C, D, E and finally B for example. Can the library automatically compute a path and generate the correct transitions (event)??
Hmmm, at first that sounds more like a BGL problem than one for the statechart library. What you describe above is easy to do with an appropriately designed state machine but I'm not sure it would be the right abstraction. For what real-world problem do you plan to use Statechart?
When a transition is executed (automatically, or explicitely), can I call a function? That is, when an event is processed, can I implement some code that will be executed each time an event is processed ?
Yes, that is probably the feature every FSM library supports.
Ps: Is this the correct place to discuss Boost Statechart, since it is not yet part of the official Boost package (distribution) ?
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