The state machine instance represents the actual state machine. Typically it is created from a description but for small use cases it can also be used without a description. More...

#include <StateMachine.h>

Public Member Functions
	xiiStateMachineInstance (xiiReflectedClass &ref_owner, const xiiSharedPtr< const xiiStateMachineDescription > &pDescription=nullptr)

xiiResult	SetState (xiiStateMachineState *pState)

xiiResult	SetState (xiiUInt32 uiStateIndex)

xiiResult	SetState (const xiiHashedString &sStateName)

xiiResult	SetStateOrFallback (const xiiHashedString &sStateName, xiiUInt32 uiFallbackStateIndex=0)

xiiStateMachineState *	GetCurrentState ()

void	Update (xiiTime deltaTime)

xiiReflectedClass &	GetOwner ()

xiiWorld *	GetOwnerWorld ()

void	SetBlackboard (const xiiSharedPtr< xiiBlackboard > &pBlackboard)

const xiiSharedPtr< xiiBlackboard > &	GetBlackboard () const

xiiTime	GetTimeInCurrentState () const
	Returns how long the state machine is in its current state.

void	FireTransitionEvent (xiiStringView sEvent)
	Sends a named event that state transitions can react to.

xiiStringView	GetCurrentTransitionEvent () const

Detailed Description

The state machine instance represents the actual state machine. Typically it is created from a description but for small use cases it can also be used without a description.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

/home/runner/work/XII/XII/Source/Engine/GameEngine/StateMachine/StateMachine.h
/home/runner/work/XII/XII/Source/Engine/GameEngine/StateMachine/Implementation/StateMachine.cpp

Public Member Functions

Detailed Description