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Connection Point References are used with Exit Points or Entry Points if parent state is defined as a submachine ref. Then from parent it is able to link the exit/entry. Looks like from papyrus you first need to create ConnectionPointReference which can only be added if state is a submachine ref. Then with its advanced options you can set values for entrys/exits.
Should be relatively easy to implement this in a parser.
Other than that spec says
An exit point connection point reference as the source of a Transition implies that the source of the Transition is the exit
point Pseudostate as defined in the submachine of the submachine State that has the exit point connection point defined.
When a Region of the submachine StateMachine reaches the corresponding exit point, the submachine state is exited
via this exit point.
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- Add support to uml parser to properly
detect and use exit/entry points if those
are used via connection ref points with
submachine references.
- Fixesspring-projects#323
- Add support to uml parser to properly
detect and use exit/entry points if those
are used via connection ref points with
submachine references.
- Backport #323
- Relates to #307
Connection Point References are used with Exit Points or Entry Points if parent state is defined as a submachine ref. Then from parent it is able to link the exit/entry. Looks like from papyrus you first need to create
ConnectionPointReference
which can only be added if state is a submachine ref. Then with itsadvanced
options you can set values for entrys/exits.Should be relatively easy to implement this in a parser.
Other than that spec says
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: