Qt SCXML Examples
The Qt SCXML example applications demonstrate the functionality provided by the Qt SCXML module.
There are multiple versions of the Invoke, Media Player, and Traffic Light example applications. Each application has some common files that are stored in a common folder, in addition to the files stored in the example version folder.
All versions of an example application have the same appearance and fuctionality. They demonstrate the different options for creating user interfaces (using Qt Widgets or Qt Quick) and for loading the SCXML dynamically versus first compiling it to a C++ class (the static versions).
In addition, the Media Player example versions demonstrate how to access the C++ and ECMAScript data models.
A widget-based application that implements the Calculator example presented in the SCXML Specification. | |
A Qt Quick application that implements the Calculator example presented in the SCXML Specification. | |
Implements a simple FTP client using a state machine. | |
Invokes a dynamically loaded nested state machine. | |
Invokes a compiled nested state machine. | |
A widget-based application that sends data to and receives it from a dynamically loaded ECMAScript data model. | |
A widget-based application that sends data to and receives it from a compiled ECMAScript data model. | |
Sends data to and receives it from a C++ data model. | |
A Qt Quick application that sends data to and receives it from a dynamically loaded ECMAScript data model. | |
A Qt Quick application that sends data to and receives it from a compiled ECMAScript data model. | |
Encapsulates the internal logic of an application in an SCXML file. | |
Presents the use of SCXML in a sudoku game. | |
A widget-based application that uses a dynamically loaded state machine to implement a traffic light. | |
A widget-based application that uses a compiled state machine to implement a traffic light. | |
A Qt Quick application that uses a dynamically loaded state machine to implement a traffic light. | |
A Qt Quick application that uses a compiled state machine to implement a simplified traffic light. | |
A Qt Quick application that uses a compiled state machine to implement a traffic light. |
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