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Any Modelica block instance without continuous-time equations or algorithms can potentially be a state of a state machine.
Does this mean "(continuous-time equations) or (algorithms)" or "continuous-time (equations or algorithms)"?
For some reason Dymola 2021x (and earlier) seems to have selected the first interpretation (but only gives a warning), but to me the second one would be slightly more natural.
Found when looking at #2816 and if we allow algorithms in state-machines we have to be more careful about how we reset it.
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https://specification.modelica.org/master/state-machines.html#transitions says:
Does this mean "(continuous-time equations) or (algorithms)" or "continuous-time (equations or algorithms)"?
For some reason Dymola 2021x (and earlier) seems to have selected the first interpretation (but only gives a warning), but to me the second one would be slightly more natural.
Found when looking at #2816 and if we allow algorithms in state-machines we have to be more careful about how we reset it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: