I am using VPUML 5.0. I am trying to model concurrent regions in a composite state.
According to the UML 2.0 spec this is model like UML 1.x with a composite state with a dashed line. How do I acheive this in VPUML?
I am using VPUML 5.0. I am trying to model concurrent regions in a composite state.
According to the UML 2.0 spec this is model like UML 1.x with a composite state with a dashed line. How do I acheive this in VPUML?
Tech. Support answered this one for me. I was just missing that fact that all states start out the same in VP-UML. You then add regions to the state to transform it into a composite state. If you add one region you get a non-orthagonal composite state and if you add more you get one or more dashed lines and you have created a orthagonal composite state.
But how to add the second region?
Hi Anonymous,
In order to create multi-regions in a State, you need to right-click on a State object (shape) that already contains a region (either horizontal or vertical), and select Add Region from popup menu.
Best Regards,
Jick