| how can I simulate a state machine execution in GEF ? [message #243487] |
Tue, 10 June 2008 09:04  |
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Originally posted by: youness314.yahoo.fr
hello,
I'd like to know if with GEF I can:
-- Create an editor for state machines
-- once the model is edited, can I simulate its execution?
ie: in my viewpoint, the edition operation of the state machine is
considered as a method that initializes my system. Once the edition is
complete (system initialization completed), I launch a method (m1(), for
example) representing a given scenario. my question is: is it possible
to transmit real-time changes generated by m1 () to the GEF interface ?
Best regards
younes
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| Re: how can I simulate a state machine execution in GEF ? [message #243494 is a reply to message #243487] |
Tue, 10 June 2008 10:27  |
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Hi,
Yes, GEF can do this.
The GEF logic editor example at a high level gives you the feeling of a
state machine.
When you increment the LED, the circuit lines change colour in real-time as
the change goes through the circuit.
Cheers...
Anthony
"Lakhrissi" <youness314@yahoo.fr> wrote in message
news:484E7BE0.9090600@yahoo.fr...
> hello,
> I'd like to know if with GEF I can:
> -- Create an editor for state machines
> -- once the model is edited, can I simulate its execution?
>
> ie: in my viewpoint, the edition operation of the state machine is
> considered as a method that initializes my system. Once the edition is
> complete (system initialization completed), I launch a method (m1(), for
> example) representing a given scenario. my question is: is it possible to
> transmit real-time changes generated by m1 () to the GEF interface ?
>
>
> Best regards
> younes
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