Difference between revisions of "NonTerminalState"

Revision as of 15:20, 9 August 2021

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Description

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A non-terminal state has child states, which may define some classes of manifestations, or further define some other complex state types. A state cannot be both non-terminal and terminal.NonTerminalStates have the following core properties: o hasDecomp: identifies two or more States that the state may be immediately decomposed into, i.e., its direct children.

Class Diagram Description

Required by Use Case(s)

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Status

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Has Subclass(es)

Annotations

Annotation	Value

Manchester Syntax Specification

Property	Restriction	Value
disjointWith		TerminalState
HasDecomp	only	State and min 2 State
HasSubState	only	State

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 {{Class Definition
 |Subclass Of=State
-|Description=A non-terminal state has child states, which may define some classes of manifestations, or further define some other complex state types. A state cannot be both non-terminal and terminal.
+|Description=A non-terminal state has child states, which may define some classes of manifestations, or further define some other complex state types. A state cannot be both non-terminal and terminal.NonTerminalStates have the following core properties:
+o	hasDecomp: identifies two or more States that the state may be immediately decomposed into, i.e., its direct children.
 |Definition Status=Pending Approval
 }}