Is there a built-in method for getting the current state? #95
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While it's possible to get the current state using the "isActive" method and checking all the possible states, a "getActiveState" would be really nice to have. |
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andrew-gresyk
Apr 11, 2024
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That's easy to do in a flat FSM, e.g. FFSM2 provides StateID Root::activeStateId(). However, a hierarchical FSM with depth of 2 or more will have more than one active state. |
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Got it. Thanks for the response! |
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That's easy to do in a flat FSM, e.g. FFSM2 provides StateID Root::activeStateId().
However, a hierarchical FSM with depth of 2 or more will have more than one active state.