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Hey - first of all thanks a lot to @newcat for the work on this project, it looks amazing.
Now I am completely new here and have just begone looking at some examples but not yet really checked the project out - so forgive me if my question would be silly:
Would it be possible to implement a state-machine with baklava?
But from what I understand just glancing at the documentation, I can imagine it could be possible using global states representing the "runtime state" of the machine.
I suppose, one would have to go the 'transition-as-a-node' route - but In an ideal world, for the sake of graph-readabaility I would prefer to have connections between nodes act as transitions.
That means being able to attach data to the connection itsself, as opposed to defining a special 'transition node' type.
Also it would require having the number of inputs of a node to be flexible.
I supposed like most node-editor-frameworks that I see, it is just not designed for this and im better off looking for something like xstate - I'm still curious about thoughts on that topic.
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Hey - first of all thanks a lot to @newcat for the work on this project, it looks amazing.
Now I am completely new here and have just begone looking at some examples but not yet really checked the project out - so forgive me if my question would be silly:
Would it be possible to implement a state-machine with baklava?
But from what I understand just glancing at the documentation, I can imagine it could be possible using global states representing the "runtime state" of the machine.
I suppose, one would have to go the 'transition-as-a-node' route - but In an ideal world, for the sake of graph-readabaility I would prefer to have connections between nodes act as transitions.
That means being able to attach data to the connection itsself, as opposed to defining a special 'transition node' type.
Also it would require having the number of inputs of a node to be flexible.
I supposed like most node-editor-frameworks that I see, it is just not designed for this and im better off looking for something like xstate - I'm still curious about thoughts on that topic.
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