/////////// include FSM lib
#include <FSM.h>
#include <MachineStates.h>

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//                  STATE MACHINE DEF
//------------------------------------------------------------

// list of states
enum States { AAAA, BBBB, CCCC };

// definition of the actual machine "LaMachine" inheriting from master (parent) statemachine (defined in lib)
class LaMachine : public MachineStates {
public:
  //** super important -- list states in the machine 
  // ('LIST3' for 3 states, 'LIST4' for 4 states, ..., 'LIST8' for 8 states)
  typedef LIST3(AAAA, BBBB, CCCC) StateList;
};


// function definitions of state AAAA (first)
machine_template void MachineStates::enter<AAAA>() { Serial.println("enter AAAA"); }  // when entering the state for the fist time
machine_template void MachineStates::exit<AAAA>() { Serial.println("exit AAAA"); }    // when exiting the state for the fist time
machine_template void MachineStates::tick<AAAA>() { Serial.println("tick AAAA"); }    // called from the loop() below
machine_template int MachineStates::event<AAAA>() { Serial.println("self transition AAAA"); return BBBB; } // where to transition to from here (see void transition() below)

// function definitions of state BBBB (second)
machine_template void MachineStates::enter<BBBB>() { Serial.println("enter BBBB"); }
machine_template void MachineStates::exit<BBBB>() { Serial.println("exit BBBB"); }
machine_template void MachineStates::tick<BBBB>() { Serial.println("tick BBBB"); }
machine_template int MachineStates::event<BBBB>() { Serial.println("self transition BBBB"); return CCCC; }

// function definitions of state CCCC (third)
machine_template void MachineStates::enter<CCCC>() { Serial.println("enter CCCC"); }
machine_template void MachineStates::exit<CCCC>() { Serial.println("exit CCCC"); }
machine_template void MachineStates::tick<CCCC>() { Serial.println("tick CCCC"); }


// declaration the master (parent) statemachine (its a pointer)
StateMachine<LaMachine>* sm;

// declaration the actual statemachine 
LaMachine ms;

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//                  TIMER DEF
//------------------------------------------------------------


#define one_sec 1000000                     // IntervalTimer is in microseconds
#define timeout 0.25 * one_sec * 60
IntervalTimer timer;

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//                  USUAL SUSPECTS
//------------------------------------------------------------

void setup() {
  Serial.begin(115200);
  Serial.println("starts");

  //instantiation of the master statemachine with actual machine as param
  sm = new StateMachine<LaMachine>(ms);

  // start the timer with callback (could be both void transition() or void transition_random() -- see below)
  timer.begin(transition_random, timeout);
  randomSeed(analogRead(A4));
  
}

void loop() {
  delay(2000);
  Serial.print("... - "); Serial.println(sm->state);  
  sm->tick(); /// <-------------------------------------------------- über important (see MachineStates::tick<AAAA>() above)
}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//                  TRANSITIONS DEF
//------------------------------------------------------------

// normal transition to next state as specified in 'event' (see MachineStates::event<AAAA>() above)
void transition() {
  sm->work();
}

// random transition depending on the number of states
void transition_random() {
  
  int r = random(0, 3); // we do indeed have three states (i.e, { AAAA, BBBB, CCCC };)

  // force new state ? (don't need this is re-entry is ok)
  while(r == sm->state)
    r = random(0, 3);

  Event ev = {r};
  sm->work(ev);         // transition 
  
}