In case of direct recursion a unit is listed in its subUnit
compartment like any other unit. This does not require any special
treatment. A visual indication of recursion would be optional, since
unit names are required to be unique.
Am 10.01.2012 11:27, schrieb Stefan Jurack:
I wonder how this suits for recursive nestings of units (and
related parameter mappings)?!
Am 10.01.2012 00:29, schrieb Gregor Bonifer:
Hi Christian,
look very nice. However I started to think about the
ParameterMappings and ended up with a quite different approach
for visualizing units. I am not sure if this can be done with
GMF or maybe I overlooked some important implications. I just
wanted to share my ideas, so here they are :)
The basic idea is, that the ParameterMappings inside a unit form
a net structure, whereas the structure of the subUnits is a
trivial list. To allow free arrangement of a flat list structure
requires more graphical elements than actual model elements. In
a way this corrupts the premiss one wishes to have, when it
comes to visualizing the ParameterMappings. To avoid ending up
with a cluttered mashup of two graph-like structures, I
vertically aligned the subUnits. On the one hand this clarifies
how the subUnits relate to each other. On the other hand this
defines a horizontally aligned area for each unit which allows
free arranging of its parameters. I think the result is
relatively clear and concise.
Regards,
Gregor
Am 09.01.2012 10:05, schrieb Stefan Jurack:
Hi Christian,
looks very nice.
One comment: The decision node in the Independent Unit may be removed.
Moreover, since Indepenent Units have no starting point at all, the
start and the end activity may also be removed.
I wonder if you already have a syntax in mind according parameter mappings?!
Regards, Stefan
PS: I need some time to read (and answer) the rest of the 15 unread
Henshin mails in my inbox since there is a lot of teaching stuff waiting
as well.
Am 05.01.2012 14:56, schrieb Christian Krause:
Hi,
I attached a screenshot of the current syntax for Independent,
Sequential and PriorityUnit. What do you think?
Cheers,
Christian
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