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Expand Up @@ -9,8 +9,7 @@ changed. Either way, here it is, your first state machine configured using Autom
.. sourcecode:: csharp
:linenos:

class Relationship :
StateMachineInstance
class Relationship
{
public State CurrentState { get; set; }
public string Name { get; set; }
Expand All @@ -34,7 +33,7 @@ changed. Either way, here it is, your first state machine configured using Autom
When(PissOff)
.TransitionTo(Enemy),
When(Introduce)
.Then((instance,data) => instance.Name = data.Name)
.Then(ctx => ctx.Instance.Name = ctx.Data.Name)
.TransitionTo(Friend)
);
}
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Tracking State
--------------

State is managed in Automatonymous using a class, shown above as the ``Relationship``. Instances
must implement the ``StateMachineInstance`` interface so that the current state can be stored along
with any other properties used by your application.
State is managed in Automatonymous using a class, shown above as the ``Relationship``.


Defining Behavior
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instanceLift.Raise(helloEvent);

Lifts are commonly used by plumbing code to avoid dynamic methods or delegates, making code
clean and fast.
clean and fast.