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* click on the "random execution" button : in this case the animator chooses randomly an open event and executes it. | * click on the "random execution" button : in this case the animator chooses randomly an open event and executes it. | ||
The last executed event is described by a gold arrow: | The last executed event is described by a gold arrow: | ||
* [[Image:GuardClosedEx.png]]when the event is closed | * [[Image:GuardClosedEx.png]] when the event is closed | ||
* [[Image:GuardOpenEx.png]]when the event is open | * [[Image:GuardOpenEx.png]] when the event is open |
Revision as of 20:51, 8 July 2008
Start an animation
To start an animation, select a machine in "Project explorer" or in "Obligation Explorer" then click right and select "Animate" action.
New animation wizard
The "new animation wizard" is open.
This wizard allows to :
- set an animation name,
- choose constant valuation.
The animation name is used to shared animation between application client. You can use the default value.
The animation editor
The following screenshot describes the animation editor:
Event guard state
The state of an event guard is described by the following icons:
- the guard of the event is closed and can't be executed.
- the guard of the event is open and the event can be executed.
- the guard can't be checked (constant value needed, well defined error, ...).
Component tabs
Each animated machines and here contexts are described in a specific tab.
The following screenshot describes a context tab.
Variables table
The variable table or constant table describes the state of a machine or context.
The last changes are red underline.
Execute an event
To execute an event:
- click on the corresponding event in the event table or
- click on the "random execution" button : in this case the animator chooses randomly an open event and executes it.
The last executed event is described by a gold arrow: