AFAIK, SCCD provide no easy way to gracefully stop execution from a state.
This could be done via the object manager, e.g. sending a 'self' parameter to the existing event delete_instance.
All running classes could stop their execution internally.
For the top-level class (the default SCCD class), this allow to break the SCCD internal loop.
AFAIK, SCCD provide no easy way to gracefully stop execution from a state.
This could be done via the object manager, e.g. sending a 'self' parameter to the existing event `delete_instance`.
All running classes could stop their execution internally.
For the top-level class (the default SCCD class), this allow to break the SCCD internal loop.
AFAIK, SCCD provide no easy way to gracefully stop execution from a state.
This could be done via the object manager, e.g. sending a 'self' parameter to the existing event
delete_instance
.All running classes could stop their execution internally. For the top-level class (the default SCCD class), this allow to break the SCCD internal loop.