Handle multiple FSMs

[amiguels]

I have the need to have, in parallel, several FSM that are exactly the same, but that will be in different states as they respond to a button, but that button is different for all of them.

Considering tinyfsm FSMs are not instances, what is the best way to handle this?

[kth8384]

add a context as a container to hold the instance replace the global static pointer

[chinjo1296]

Hello,

I have a need to create a vector of FSMs so that I can maintain individual states. The size of the vector is dynamic and will be defined during runtime. Any idea how I can do this??

I would want something like this
std::vector vec;

vec[0]::dispatc(event0);
vec[1]::dispatch(event1);

[ShaharHD]

Hello,

I have a need to create a vector of FSMs so that I can maintain individual states. The size of the vector is dynamic and will be defined during runtime. Any idea how I can do this??

I would want something like this std::vector vec;

vec[0]::dispatc(event0); vec[1]::dispatch(event1);

Joining the question as well.
I like the tinyFSM concept, but because the state is static, it makes doesn't seem to allow a "clean" way to create instances.

@digint would like to see an example for that if exists?

Maybe the solution is use C++ bind ?
But it will require removing the static variable of current state.
Maybe with if template method?