Transitions - Ongoing Behavior - Do Behavior
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Why would we use a "Do-Behavior" in the body of a state ?
How do we indicate that this is an "ongoin behavior" / Do ?
This allows the modeler explicitly to connect the state with some behavior or activity that is available on the object.
This is the preferred method of indicating ongoing behavior.
If the object is still in the state when the behavior finishes.... What happens?
A completion transition would then be taken if one was available with guards evaluating as true.
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Which two triggers do we see in the example?
- and one completion trigger ( The bottom one
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