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# By default, requiring "enum_state_machine" means that both the core implementation
# *and* extensions to the Ruby core (Class in particular) will be pulled in.
# 
# If you want to skip the Ruby core extensions, simply require "enum_state_machine/core"
# and extend EnumStateMachine::MacroMethods in your class.  See the README for more
# information.
require 'enum_state_machine/core'
require 'enum_state_machine/core_ext'
require 'enum_state_machine/state_enum'

Version data entries

11 entries across 11 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
enum_state_machine-0.8.0	lib/enum_state_machine.rb
enum_state_machine-0.7.0	lib/enum_state_machine.rb
enum_state_machine-0.6.0	lib/enum_state_machine.rb
enum_state_machine-0.5.0	lib/enum_state_machine.rb
enum_state_machine-0.4.1	lib/enum_state_machine.rb
enum_state_machine-0.4.0	lib/enum_state_machine.rb
enum_state_machine-0.3.0	lib/enum_state_machine.rb
enum_state_machine-0.2.0	lib/enum_state_machine.rb
enum_state_machine-0.1.1	lib/enum_state_machine.rb
enum_state_machine-0.1.0	lib/enum_state_machine.rb
enum_state_machine-0.0.1	lib/enum_state_machine.rb