private void HandleMachineStateExited(object sender, StateExitedEventArgs <TState> args)
{
if (!_filterState.HasValue || args.State.Equals(_filterState.Value))
{
Trip(sender, args);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// The State ExitCompleted event occurs while transitions are disabled, so modifying the
/// <see cref="LoopCount"/> property will not create a recursive event loop.
/// Using the StateMachine StateChanged event instead would cause a recursive loop.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender"></param>
/// <param name="args"></param>
private void HandleStateExited(object sender, StateExitedEventArgs args)
{
if (args.TransitionArgs.Transition.Consumer == args.TransitionArgs.Transition.Supplier)
{
if (LoopCount > 0)
{
LoopCount--;
}
}
}
internal static StateExitedEventArgs <TState> ToStateExitedArgs <TState>(this StateExitedEventArgs args) where TState : struct
{
var stateArgs = new StateExitedEventArgs <TState>()
{
State = args.State.ToEnum <TState>(),
TransitionArgs = args.TransitionArgs == null ? new TransitionEventArgs() : args.TransitionArgs
};
return(stateArgs);
}
internal static StateExitedEventArgs ToIStateExitedArgs(this Transition transition, TripEventArgs internalArgs)
{
var stateArgs = new StateExitedEventArgs()
{
State = transition.From,
TransitionArgs = transition.ToTransitionArgs(internalArgs)
};
return(stateArgs);
}
private void State_ExitInitiated(object sender, StateExitedEventArgs e)
{
}
private void State_ExitCompleted(object sender, StateExitedEventArgs e)
{
}
private void HandleStateExited(object sender, StateExitedEventArgs args)
{
Trip(sender, args);
}
protected virtual void RaiseExited(StateExitedEventArgs args)
{
Exited?.Invoke(this, args);
}
