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machine

package

v1.14.2 Latest Latest Go to latest Published: May 20, 2023 License: MIT Imports: 0 Imported by: 2

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github.com/widmogrod/mkunion

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Index ¶

type Machine
- func NewSimpleMachine[C, S any](f func(C, S) (S, error)) *Machine[C, S]
- func NewSimpleMachineWithState[C, S any](f func(C, S) (S, error), state S) *Machine[C, S]
- func (o *Machine[C, S]) Handle(cmd C) error
- func (o *Machine[C, S]) State() S

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type Machine ¶

type Machine[C, S any] struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func NewSimpleMachine ¶

func NewSimpleMachine[C, S any](f func(C, S) (S, error)) *Machine[C, S]

func NewSimpleMachineWithState ¶

func NewSimpleMachineWithState[C, S any](f func(C, S) (S, error), state S) *Machine[C, S]

func (*Machine[C, S]) Handle ¶

func (o *Machine[C, S]) Handle(cmd C) error

func (*Machine[C, S]) State ¶

func (o *Machine[C, S]) State() S

Source Files ¶

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machine.go