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Using Bind Actions to Control Function-Call Subsystems
Bind actions in a state bind specified data and events to that state. Events bound to a state can be broadcast only by the actions in that state or its children. You can also bind a function-call event to a state to add enabling and disabling control of the function-call subsystem that it triggers. The function-call subsystem enables when the state with the bound event is entered and disables when that state is exited. This means that the execution of the function-call subsystem is fully bound to the activity of the state that calls it.
Examine the effects of binding a function-call subsystem trigger event in the following topics:
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