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Evan Reynolds updated SCXML-189:
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Description: Invalid issue, please delete! (was: It can be very hard to
unit test state machines that have timers. It can also be hard to replay events
in a timely fashion - you hit the timer, and unless you're willing to wait, you
can't test.
This is a timer class that I used that acts as a normal event dispatcher. But
instead of firing events on a normal schedule, it makes a call available to
register the current time. If you call that with new time values, it will fire
off any events that have been started that need to be fired off.
So to use this to replay events, simply register the time the event happened,
then fire the event. All timers will then take care of themselves. To use it to
unit test events, you can go into a state with a timer, call the register time
method to move the clock up until the timer should fire, and watch to see what
happens.)
> Event Replay Scheduler
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> Key: SCXML-189
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SCXML-189
> Project: Commons SCXML
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Evan Reynolds
> Priority: Minor
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> Invalid issue, please delete!
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