State members? about hfsm2 HOT 2 CLOSED

Non-static state member functions should follow general C++ rules and have access to the current state member variables as normal.

Instance::access<>() can indeed be used to access to the current state from outside the FSM.
Similarly, Control::access<>() can be used to access any state data from another state's methods.

I might be able to provide better answer if you could posts a minimal relevant example.

Thanks, glad you liked it!

Great to hear it's working well for you on RPi Pico.
Keeping the library embedded-friendly has been a priority in its development.

from hfsm2.

Thanks, that's what was hoping for! I have a lot of members in different states, just making sure I'm not clobbering on anything.

from hfsm2.