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@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ You can use the `Minimal<X>` classes in three ways:
__Upsides__: You can implement as many instances of `Minimal<X>` as you like
__Downsides__: Code get's complicated and confusing
* Implement `Minimal<X>` inside your device class the same way as implementing in your main script (__<-- ToDo !!!__)
__Upsides__: You can implement as man instances of `Minimal<X>` as you like; You can wrap these instances inside you device class
__Upsides__: You can implement as many instances of `Minimal<X>` as you like; You can wrap these instances inside you device class
__Downsides__: __ToDo__
* Build device class upon `Minimal<X>` by using this structure
```python
@ -38,5 +38,5 @@ For example:
class StateMachineCMDServiceProvider(MinimalServiceProvider):
```
(Example: [statemachine_host_example.py](None): device class is built upon `MinimalServiceProvider` class.)
__Upsides__: `Minimal<X>` is automatically instantiated when creating an instance of your device class though `__init()__`
__Downsides__: You can only implement one instance of `Minimal<X>`, eg. one device class can only implement one publisher, in this case you want to implement `Minimal<X>` inside device class (see above)
__Upsides__: `Minimal<X>` is automatically instantiated when creating an instance of your device class due to `__init()__`
__Downsides__: You can only implement one instance of `Minimal<X>`, eg. one device class can only implement one publisher. If you need more than one instance you want to implement `Minimal<X>` inside your device class (see above)