Description Peter Cigehn 2017-04-03 03:25:53 EDT

The state that is pre-created in a state-machine (together with the initial pseudo-state and the initial transition), does not resize automatically if the state is given a longer name. Other states created in a state-machine gets automatically resized, when the name of the state (or for example some internal transitions with longer transition names, are added to the state).

Steps to reproduce:

1) Create a UML-RT model based on the "UML-RT for C++" template
2) Create a capsule in this model
3) Create a state-machine for this capsule
4) Open the state-machine diagram
5) Rename the pre-created "State1" into a longer name like "StateWithLongName"
6) Observe how the name gets "cut off" with "..." and the state shape is not automatically resized to accommodate the longer name.
7) Create another state and rename that one "AnotherStateWithLongName".
8) Observer how the state shape was automatically resized to accommodate the longer name and that it was not "cut off" with "..." as for the pre-created state.

This partly defeats the purpose of the pre-created elements to get the user "up to speed" with creating a new state-machine, if the user anyway have to manually resize the state shape to accommodate longer state name.