From: Jeffrey Holle (jeffreyholle_at_[hidden])
Date: 2007-04-12 16:47:04
I'm using boost CVS version gotten on Fri Apr 6 11:48:58 EDT 2007.
I'm starting to use boost::statechart for the first time.
Scanning the available documentation has produced some questions.
I found the following text in a C++ comment within the tutorial:
context<>() is used to gain access to the direct or indirect context
of a state. This can either be a direct or indirect outer state or the
state machine itself.
1, What does "direct" "indirect" context mean?
It is documented a number of places that the possible types of reactions
are:
1. custom-reaction
2. in-state-reaction
3. deferral
4. transition
2. What is the syntax for using an "in-state-reaction", which I assume
is a self transition?
3. What is a custom-reaction?
4. What is a deferral?