JavaScript Finite State Machine Builder
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Version 0.2, 2007-12-30

This script embeds in JavaScript a domain-specific language 
-- a fluent interface, really -- for describing and building
simple finite state machines.

See the source code of spec/fsm.html and the files in examples
for how it is supposed to work.

Here's just a quick motivational example:

var Machine = FSM.build(function(fsm) { with (fsm) {
  onUnexpectedEvent(function() { ... });

  state('start', 'initial')
    .event('go')
      .goesTo('middle')
      .doing(function() { ... })
      .doing('phew')
    .event('run')
      .goesTo('finish')
    .onExiting(function() { ... });

  state('middle')
    .onUnexpectedEvent(function() { ... })
    .onEntering(function() { ... })
    .event('back')
      .goesTo('start')
      .onlyIf(function() { return true_or_false })
    .event('go')
      .goesTo('finish');

  state('finish', 'final');
}});

function TestMachine() {}
// amend TestMachine.prototype here all the way you want
TestMachine.prototype.phew = function() { ... };
TestMachine.prototype = new Machine(TestMachine.prototype);


== Changes

=== 0.2.2 (2007-12-30)
Include examples in dist.

=== 0.2.1 (2007-12-30)
Corrected version in Rakefile.

=== 0.2 (2007-12-30)
- Accessors for successorStates and expectedEvents
- Machine-global onEntering, onExiting actions
- Drag & Drop example

=== 0.1.1 (2007-12-23)
Add FSM.build() as suggested by Nicolás Sanguinetti.

=== 0.1 (2007-12-22)
First release.

Copyright (c) 2007, Michael Schuerig, michael@schuerig.de