wiki:news:03jan2013
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| wiki:news:03jan2013 [2013/01/03 19:42] – [Region support for the C++ backend] pmueller | wiki:news:03jan2013 [2013/01/03 19:48] (current) – pmueller | ||
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| if(m_initialized==false) return 0; | if(m_initialized==false) return 0; | ||
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| stateVarsCopy = stateVars; | stateVarsCopy = stateVars; | ||
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| switch (stateVars.stateVar) { | switch (stateVars.stateVar) { | ||
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| + | ===== New Parameter PrefixStateNamesWithMachineName ===== | ||
| + | This parameter allows to prefix state names with the C machine name. Use this option if multiple state-machine header files are included into one other file (e.g. main.c) to avoid definition conflicts due to double used state names. See also parameter PrefixMsg- WithMachineName. | ||
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| + | ===== New Parameter PrefixStateNamesWithParentName ===== | ||
| + | This parameter allows to prefix state names with the parent state name. Use this option if you have a hierarchical state machine and want to use the same state names in different child states. Example: There are two parent states called '' | ||
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| + | This new version is free for users who bought their license within the last two years. | ||
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