-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 0
Structure of an activity
Leon Starr edited this page Sep 5, 2021
·
3 revisions
To relate syntax to semantics, it is best to visualize an xUML activity as a data flow diagram (see the Model Semantics section). Each bubble on the data flow diagram corresponds to a Scrall action in text. We can then consider the data/control inputs and outputs (arrows in and out) defined for that action. That’s certainly not a formal definition and, absent a proper action language metamodel, it’s about the best we can do for now.
We’ll dig a bit deeper to see how Scrall text elements correlate with graphical data flow diagram symbols.
Copyright 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2025 © Leon Starr under MIT Open Source License
- Why they are problematic
- Instance attribute creation values
- Boolean values
- Special values
- Enumerated values
- Action block
- Statement
- Single line action
- Multiple dependent actions on a single line
- An action spread across multiple lines
- A conditional group of single line actions
- Comments
- Finding instances
- Attribute access
- Creation and deletion
- Subclass migration
- Creating a table from a class
- Creating a table with a definition
- Converting a table into a class
- Set operations on tables
- Set comparisons on tables
- Join
- Rename
- Extend
- Aggregation
- Rank
- Image
- Input values
- Signatures and name doubling
- Output values
- Execution order
- Sequential execution
- Conditional execution
- Signals
- Scrall has no for_each action
- Iteration