Fixes internal transitions for parent states #112
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June 8, 2020 22:57
The correction for issue17 resulted in internal transitions in parent states not being executed when nested states are involved. When an event is not handled by a child state but can be accepted by an internal transition in a parent state, the actions associated with the internal state should be executed but without leaving the child state.
Change-Id: I940d862e8d4228a84515fa4757840d3ff65ad469
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The correction for issue17 resulted in internal transitions in parent
states not being executed when nested states are involved.
When an event is not handled by a child state but can be accepted by an
internal transition in a parent state, the actions associated with the
internal state should be executed but without leaving the child state.