Uses of Class
io.hektor.fsm.builder.exceptions.FSMBuilderException

Packages that use FSMBuilderException

Package	Description
io.hektor.fsm.builder
io.hektor.fsm.builder.exceptions

Uses of FSMBuilderException in io.hektor.fsm.builder

Methods in io.hektor.fsm.builder that throw FSMBuilderException

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Definition<S,C,D>	FSMBuilder.build() Build the definition of the state machine and validate that all is well.

Uses of FSMBuilderException in io.hektor.fsm.builder.exceptions

Subclasses of FSMBuilderException in io.hektor.fsm.builder.exceptions

Modifier and Type	Class and Description
class	ActionAlreadyDefinedException Indicates that an action was already associated with the object (State or Transition)
class	DefaultTransitionAlreadySpecifiedException You can only have a single default transition for a transient state.
class	FinalStateAlreadyDefinedException Indicates that you tried to define a final state twice.
class	FinalStateIsTransientException Indicates that you tried to define the final state as transient, which you cannot do.
class	FinalStateTransitionsException Indicates that you tried to define transitions on a final state.
class	GuardAlreadyDefinedException Indicates that a guard was already associated with the object (State or Transition)
class	IllegalTransformationOnTransitionException You can optionally specify a transformation with your transition but you can only do so if the state you are transitioning to is a so-called transient state.
class	InitialStateAlreadyDefinedException Indicates that you tried to define an initial state twice.
class	StateAlreadyDefinedException You can only define the same state once.
class	StateBuilderException
class	StateNotDefinedException If you define a transition from A to B but then you never end up defining the state B, you will get this exception thrown when trying to build the FSM.
class	TransientLoopDetectedException If you would be able to specify a transition from a transient state to another transient state (or itself) you will likely end up in a loop.
class	TransientStateMissingTransitionException Indicates that you defined a transient state but didn't specify any default transitions, which you must for a transient state or you will get stuck in that state and then it wouldn't be a transient state, now would it!
class	TransitionMissingException Indicates that you didn't define any transitions for the given state.