Hi,
Hi Christophe,
thx for the fast response. I will check evaluate your suggestion as fast as possible.
I have another issue with MSM: Is there a possibility to model a "do:)"-activity within a state (some UML modelling tools like enterprise architect support this kind of activity)? This means an action which is executed between the entry-Action ( void on_exit (...)) and the exit-action (void on_exit (...))?
At the moment no.
Maybe this can be solved by using an internal transition within a state which defines among the entry- and exit function additionally the functor "operator ()(...){// Do something state-specific}" ?!
It's not so simple. Do is defined as an operation which lasts from entry to exit, continuously, not a single call. To implement this will require a second thread so that not to block the state machine.
It would be great IFA you could provide me within something information if MSM supports such "Do"-activities in a state.
MSM does not support it yet, and I insist on yet (I'm working on it) ;-) At the moment, you'll have to handle the extra thread yourself, which is not trivial.
Thanks in advanced,
RaRi
HTH, Christophe