Crate solstack

Solstack is a library that enables you to manage the control flow of your application through what’s known as a state stack machine.

This library provides a Stack type that holds a stack of States. When the stack is ticked (a tick being an update/frame call) it executes the methods on the topmost state it holds. This means that only one state is run at a time; the one at the top.

You can read The Book. Or you can take a look at the examples on the git repository. And you may search documentation at the crate’s docs.

Project is in early development, things may change around! The documentation will always be updated.

By Sol

Modules

macros

prelude

stack

state

trans

Macros

stack_pop

Alternative to stack.pop(&mut data). Use stack_pop(stack, data) Or stack_pop(stack, data, 3) 3 being the amount of states to pop. OBS.: Don’t use &mut data as a parameter, but simply data.

stack_push

Alternative to stack.push(&mut data, Box::new(FooState {})). Use stack_push!(stack, data, FooState {}, BarState {}, ...) OBS.: Don’t use &mut data as a parameter, but simply data.

stack_quit

Alternative to stack.quit(&mut data). Use stack_quit!(stack, data). OBS.: Don’t use &mut data as a parameter, but simply data.

stack_tick

Alternative to stack.tick(&mut data). Use stack_tick(stack, data). OBS.: Don’t use &mut data as a parameter, but simply data.

trans_none

Alternative to Trans::None. Use trans_none!()

trans_pop

Alternative to Trans::Pop. Use trans_pop!()

trans_push

Alternative to Trans::Push(Box::new(FooState {})). Use trans_push!(FooState {})

trans_quit

Alternative to Trans::Quit. Use trans_quit!()