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Title: Is there a way to insert an event as the first element in the queue of pending events? · KStateMachine · Discussion #81 · GitHub

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Description: Is there a way to insert an event as the first element in the queue of pending events?

Open Graph Description: I need it to trigger first a state transition, and then process all the events in the event queue from the target state.

X Description: I need it to trigger first a state transition, and then process all the events in the event queue from the target state.

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I need it to trigger first a state transition, and then process all the events in the event queue from the target state.
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Hi, no the library does not provide such an option.
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https://github.com/nsk90/kstatemachine/blob/897195f421a6fd797eda539fd3f3c4e27883038d/kstatemachine/src/commonMain/kotlin/ru/nsk/kstatemachine/PendingEventHandler.kt#L21
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Here is QueuedPendingIntentHendler, maybe you can copy it's implementation and add the required method as a public member.
\nBut I am not sure that it is good design.
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Could you provide a code sample of your usecase?
\nWhy you cannot just call processEvent in required order?
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