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Welcome to the new Tigris! There have been some changes to the administration of mail lists. Project and list owners should check out the Discussion Services release notes. Building a Statechart DiagramThis tutorial consists of 8 screens, each of which is described in a section of
this page:
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This is what the final appearance of the Statechart diagram inside the "Enroll.argo" example will look we are finished. The Explorer, To Do, and Details panes have all been omitted in order to show what the complete diagram will look like. Every statechart diagram is associated with exacltly one class. In this case, the statechart diagram above is associated with the Grad class from the class diagram of Enroll.argo.
To create a new statechart diagram, you must first select the class that you would like to make the statechart diagram for, and then choose Create-Diagrams-StatechartDiagram. Once this is done, name the state diagram "Grad states". Double-click on "Grad States" to go to the statechart diagram editor pane.
Change the explorer perspective to Diagram-centric. This does not have to be done to create the statechart diagram, but it helps keep the tutorial clear. Refer to Step #2 of Building a Use Case Diagram for more help.
Use
It would be easiest to double-click on
Next, add and name the Trigger for all of the transitions
A composite state
Now your diagram is complete!
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to place the initial state, and
to place the final states.
, and then
to place and name your seven states.
Use the broom tool
as needed for alignment.
(Note: Pressing the Control key and dragging the mouse allows you
to use the broom tool without using the toolbar).
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contains other states.
Place one of these in the diagram and then put the
"writeDissertation" and "finalDefense" states within it.