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From: Jeffrey Holle (jeffreyholle_at_[hidden])
Date: 2007-04-13 16:27:26


Jeffrey Holle wrote:
> Andreas Huber wrote:
>>> 3. What is a custom-reaction?
>> Basically they allow you to do things for which the predefined reactions
>> are too inflexible.
>
> Just what are the "predefined reactions"?
>
> I want to execute application specific code when a transition occurs.
> Does this mean I must use "custom-reactions"?

I can see that transaction template can have applications specific
actions attached, but the documentation is limited and no examples are
present in my present boost download.

The documentation says a transaction template can take 4 template
parameters. The last two are:
   TransitionContext
   pTransitionAction

If someone could supply me with an example use of these parameters, I
could probably write my code. Note that in my case, the method I want
to execute an transition is in my state class.


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