Lines Matching refs:enter
152 * Test enter/exit can use transitionTo
172 public void enter() {
176 // Test that a transition in enter and the initial state works
179 Log.d(TAG, "S1.enter");
193 public void enter() {
198 Log.d(TAG, "S2.enter");
222 public void enter() {
223 // Test that we can do halting in an enter/exit
226 Log.d(TAG, "S3.enter");
238 public void enter() {
239 // Test that we can do halting in an enter/exit
242 Log.d(TAG, "S4.enter");
403 * This tests enter/exit and transitions to the same state.
424 public void enter() {
525 public void enter() {
821 public void enter() {
836 public void enter() {
867 public void enter() {
898 public void enter() {
929 public void enter() {
960 public void enter() {
991 public void enter() {
1128 * Test that the initial state enter is invoked immediately
1148 public void enter() {
1201 * TEST_CMD_1 was sent in enter and must always have been processed
1215 * Test that enter is invoked immediately after exit. This validates
1216 * that enter can be used to send a watch dog message for its state.
1249 public void enter() {
1309 * TEST_CMD_3 was sent in S2.enter with a delay and must always have been
1578 public void enter() {
1579 Log.d(TAG, "P1.enter");
1608 public void enter() {
1609 Log.d(TAG, "S1.enter");
1619 // Transition to ourself to show that enter/exit is called
1631 public void enter() {
1632 Log.d(TAG, "S2.enter");
1662 public void enter() {
1663 Log.d(TAG, "P2.enter");
