Added the Ability to Create Events Using Notation#35
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January 29, 2016 22:15
Change to kick off travis ci build.
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Thanks for the great tool!
Just a simple addition that allows the addition of events using notation.
Example from the README file:
Which adds an event named 'UnDelete' for transitions from the Deleted state to the Read state.
I found this useful and more visual in my opinion.
The user can comma separate the source states:
Added a few tests to accomodate the new changes.
Hope everything is up to standard.
Cheers,
Hisham