Adding an isEqual Method #20
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When `TKStateMachine` tries to determine if it can fire an event, it does: ``` [tkEventInstance.states containsObject: self.currentState]; ``` If you haven't instantiated the current state with the exact `TKState` instance used when setting up the machine, this will always fail to fire events. This fixes that issue.
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Shouldn’t this be a string comparison?
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@blakewatters Fixed that comparison. Wasn't really using my brain on that one. |
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When defining the isEqual: method, ou MUST also implement the hash method.
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When
TKStateMachinetries to determine if it can fire an event, it does:If you haven't instantiated the current state with the exact
TKStateinstance used when setting up the machine, this will always fail to fire events.This fixes that issue.