appclass.scala

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//  AppClass
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// Description
//   When a state machine executes an action, it is really calling a
//   member function in the context class.
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// RCS ID
// $Id: AppClass.scala,v 1.1 2008/02/04 12:47:30 fperrad Exp $
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// CHANGE LOG
// $Log: AppClass.scala,v $
// Revision 1.1  2008/02/04 12:47:30  fperrad
// Added Scala examples 1 - 3
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class AppClass() {
    private val _fsm = new AppClassContext(this)
    private var _is_acceptable: Boolean = false

    // Uncomment to see debug output.
    // _fsm.setDebugFlag(true)

    def CheckString(string: String): Boolean = {
        for (val c <- string.elements) {
            c match {
                case '0' => _fsm.Zero()
                case '1' => _fsm.One()
                case _   => _fsm.Unknown()
            }
        }
        _fsm.EOS()
        return _is_acceptable
    }

    def Acceptable() {
        _is_acceptable = true
    }

    def Unacceptable() {
        _is_acceptable = false
    }
}