how can I (and can I) use multiple fsm if the state is already used in one part of the code and I need it in another. Of course, I can just check if the state exists and not allow it to be changed until it is removed, but I don’t really like that

how can I (and can I) use multiple fsm if the state is already used in one part of the code and I need it in another. Of course, I can just check if the state exists and not allow it to be changed until it is removed, but I don’t really like that

how can I (and can I) use multiple fsm if the state is already used in one part of the code and I need it in another. Of course, I can just check if the state exists and not allow it to be changed until it is removed, but I don’t really like that

how can I (and can I) use multiple fsm if the state is already used in one part of the code and I need it in another. Of course, I can just check if the state exists and not allow it to be changed until it is removed, but I don’t really like that

how can I (and can I) use multiple fsm if the state is already used in one part of the code and I need it in another. Of course, I can just check if the state exists and not allow it to be changed until it is removed, but I don’t really like that

how can I (and can I) use multiple fsm if the state is already used in one part of the code and I need it in another. Of course, I can just check if the state exists and not allow it to be changed until it is removed, but I don’t really like that

how can I (and can I) use multiple fsm if the state is already used in one part of the code and I need it in another. Of course, I can just check if the state exists and not allow it to be changed until it is removed, but I don’t really like that

One-step FSM
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