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 Post subject: multi-trigger transiction on statechart
PostPosted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 1:01 pm 

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Hi all

Drawing a statechart to describe the behaviour of my system, in some cases it occurs that a transition between two states A and B is due either to a timeout or a particular signal received, and in both cases the subsequent operations are the same.
Then, how can I implement it on my statechart? Does it exist a way to mark a transition like <timeout>or<event>/[<operation1>,<operation2>,..], or it is better to draw two transitions, one with timeout and another one with the event?
I have added an image to show better my request.

Thanks

AndreaImage


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 Post subject: Re: multi-trigger transiction on statechart
PostPosted: Thu Oct 29, 2009 11:49 pm 
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There needs to be 2 transitions but you can tidy things up a bit via a junction connector.


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 Post subject: Re: multi-trigger transiction on statechart
PostPosted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 10:02 am 

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Farquad wrote:
There needs to be 2 transitions but you can tidy things up a bit via a junction connector.


Thanks Farquad!!!


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