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Stuff with the Perl Foundation. A couple of patches in the Perl core. A few CPAN modules. That about sums it up.
Monday December 20, 2004
02:25 PM
State machine graphs: before and after
My original work to graph the state machines was fairly simplistic. Now it's far more useful. We can now add labels to the edges. It's less useful when all states have binary rules, but as a state can go to multiple states, the labels are very important. We've also spotted another bug by using the graphs.
Oh, and please ignore the colors and fonts. That was just to test how much I could do. GraphViz rocks!
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indeed (Score:2)
However, I think the state machine work looks most interesting. I may not have a use for it at the moment but I have always liked the idea of a state machine (first heard about them in an mjd talk).