protected override void OnStart()
{
base.OnStart();
m_FSM = new StateMachine(this);
m_FSM.AddState(new FindEnemyState());
m_FSM.AddState(new BackToHomeState());
m_FSM.AddState(new FindStarState());
m_FSM.SetDefaultState((int)EStateType.FindStar);
}
public MainWindow()
{
InitializeComponent();
sm.AddState(new HappyState());
sm.AddState(new SadState());
sm.AddState(new ArousalState());
sm.AddState(new BoredomState());
statesDropDown.ItemsSource = sm.States;
StateStatusController.Instance.OnStatusChange += UpdateStateStatus;
}
/*
* "Shortcut" methods
* - These are meant to reduce the boilerplate code required by the user for simple
* states and transitions.
* - They do this by creating a new State / Transition instance in the background
* and then setting the desired fields.
* - They can also optimise certain cases for you by choosing the best type,
* such as a StateBase for an empty state instead of a State instance.
*/
/// <summary>
/// Shortcut method for adding a regular state.
/// It creates a new State() instance under the hood. => See State for more information.
/// For empty states with no logic it creates a new StateBase for optimal performance.
/// </summary>
public static void AddState <TOwnId, TStateId, TEvent>(
this StateMachine <TOwnId, TStateId, TEvent> fsm,
TStateId name,
Action <State <TStateId, TEvent> > onEnter = null,
Action <State <TStateId, TEvent> > onLogic = null,
Action <State <TStateId, TEvent> > onExit = null,
Func <State <TStateId, TEvent>, bool> canExit = null,
bool needsExitTime = false)
{
// Optimise for empty states
if (onEnter == null && onLogic == null && onExit == null && canExit == null)
{
fsm.AddState(name, new StateBase <TStateId>(needsExitTime));
return;
}
fsm.AddState(name, new State <TStateId, TEvent>(onEnter, onLogic, onExit, canExit, needsExitTime));
}
