private FSM47<States, FsmEvents> _StateManager = null;

    public enum States
    {
	  None,
	  Stopped,
	  Playing,
	  Paused,
	  Forwarding,
      Reversing,
      SubClearing // For Substates, I use the convention of "Sub" at the start of the name
    }

    public enum FsmEvents // Events already exists in too many .NET libraries, so I used this instead
    {
	  Stop,
	  Play,
	  Pause,
	  Next, 
      Last,
      ClearConsole,
      OK,
      OtherThing // Used to show .On(event).Do(SomeAction), but is never actually called by any .Act(event) used in this example
    }

    public frmFSM47Player()
    {
      InitializeComponent();

      _StateManager = new FSM47<States, FsmEvents>(States.None) // unspecified starting state makes None the default
        .In(States.None) // For the starting state, Go() will be triggered when you call .Begin()
          .Go(States.Stopped) // this demo only has a Go(), though
          .ExitAction(EnablePlayer); // will happen when you exit this state

      _StateManager // optionally, you can leave this out and chain all state construction together, including Begin()
        .In(States.Stopped)
          .EntryAction(StopEnterEvent)
          .ExitAction(StopExitEvent)
          .On(FsmEvents.Play).Goto(States.Playing)
          // You can jump to the SubClearing from multiple states.
          // You then use SubReturn to exit that Substate and return to whatever state you came from
          // In this example, you can Clear from Stopped, Playing, and Paused
          .On(FsmEvents.ClearConsole).GoSub(States.SubClearing)
        .In(States.Playing)
          .EntryAction(PlayEnterEvent)
          .ExitAction(PlayExitEvent)
          .On(FsmEvents.Stop).Goto(States.Stopped)
          .On(FsmEvents.Pause).Goto(States.Paused)
          .On(FsmEvents.Next).Goto(States.Forwarding)
          .On(FsmEvents.Last).Goto(States.Reversing)
          .On(FsmEvents.ClearConsole).GoSub(States.SubClearing)
          .On(FsmEvents.OtherThing).Do(PlayOtherThing) // Invoking a method instead of changing state
        .In(States.Paused)
          .EntryAction(PauseEnterEvent)
          .ExitAction(PauseExitEvent)
          .On(FsmEvents.Stop).Goto(States.Stopped)
          .On(FsmEvents.Play).Goto(States.Playing)
          .On(FsmEvents.ClearConsole).GoSub(States.SubClearing)
        .In(States.Forwarding)
          .EntryAction(NextEvent)
          .Go(States.Playing)
        .In(States.Reversing)
          .EntryAction(LastEvent)
          .Go(States.Playing)
        .In(States.SubClearing)
          .EntryAction(OnClearConsole)
          .On(FsmEvents.OK).SubReturn() // SubReturn takes you back to whatever State you called .GoSub from

        .Build(); // finalize building FSM


      // Do any other initialization here

      // When ready, start the state engine with Begin()
      // You control this because maybe your starting state has a Go() on it but you may not be ready for it to be running yet
    }