how can I define the final state for a state machine about python-statemachine HOT 6 CLOSED

Wouldn't that just be a state that can't transition to anything?

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Yes it can be in practice, but in state machine foundation a final state is required for the definition.

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Let a graph \mathcal{F} given by initial state and respective transitions, it MUST NOT have a final state but an adjacency matrix. There may have cyclic and short paths, but a final state is a goal, not a necessary definition.

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I vote to close this issue.

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In regard to this issue still: In case we consider only directed graphs and a feasible state-machine, it requires a final state. I think, there are other features on the backlog with greater relevance than this, although it seems a valid point.

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Thanks for your time reporting this @hwerbi .

This was finally done on #288

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