Sorry, I could not resist ...

fsm.pl:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;

my $config = do(shift || "fsm.config");

my $state = $config->{start_state};
my $input = "";

while (($state, $input) = compute($state, get_input())) {
    action($state, $input);
}

action($state, $input);

# --------------------------------------------------
# subs
# --------------------------------------------------

sub get_input {
    print "Your input (", join("|", @{$config->{input_alphabet}}), "):
+ ";
    my $input = <>;
    chomp($input);
    return $input;
}

sub compute {
    my ($state, $input) = @_;
    return $config->{transition_function}->{$state}->{$input}, $input;
}

sub action {
    my ($state, $input) = @_;
    $config->{action_function}->{$state}->{$input}->()
        if $config->{action_function}->{$state}->{$input};
    die "REJECT\n" unless $state;
    die "ACCEPT\n" if accept_p($state);
}

sub accept_p {
    my ($state) = @_;
    return 1 if grep {$state eq $_} @{$config->{goal_states}};
    return 0;
}
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fsm.config:

# template:
# 
# my $config = {
#     states => [],
#     input_alphabet => [],
#     transition_function => {
#                              "state" => {
#                                          "input" => "state",
#                                          "input" => "state",
#                                         },
#                              "state" => {
#                                          "input" => "state",
#                                          "input" => "state",
#                                         },
#                            },
#     action_function     => {
#                              "state" => {
#                                          "input" => sub {},
#                                          "input" => sub {},
#                                         },
#                              "state" => {
#                                          "input" => sub {},
#                                          "input" => sub {},
#                                         },
#                            },
#     start_state => "",
#     goal_states => [],
# };

my $config = {
              states => [ "q0", "q1", "halt" ],
              input_alphabet => [ "a", "b", "#" ],
              transition_function => {
                                      "q0" => {
                                               "a" => "q0",
                                               "b" => "q1",
                                              },
                                      "q1" => {
                                               "b" => "q1",
                                               "#" => "halt",
                                              },
                                     },
              action_function     => {
                                      "q0" => {
                                               "a" => sub {print "q0 -
+> q0\n"},
                                               "b" => sub {print "q0 -
+> q1\n"},
                                              },
                                      "q1" => {
                                               "b" => sub {print "q1 -
+> q1\n"},
                                               "#" => sub {print "q1 -
+> halt\n"},
                                              },
                                     },
              start_state => "q0",
              goal_states => [ "halt" ],
             };
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Christian Lemburg
Brainbench MVP for Perl
http://www.brainbench.com

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