Examples with Reaction org.yakindu.sct.model.sexec.Reaction used on opensource projects

Example 26 with Reaction

use of org.yakindu.sct.model.sexec.Reaction in project statecharts by Yakindu.

the class ModelSequencerOrthogonalityTest method testBottomUpTransitionExitSequence_B.

/**
 * A transition that exits from a deep orthogonal state structure should not
 * contain multiple calls to exit actions
 */
@Test
public void testBottomUpTransitionExitSequence_B() {
    Statechart sc = setUpDeepExitSC();
    _createTransition(findStateFullyQualified(sc, "sc.r.s.2.a.2.a.2.a"), findStateFullyQualified(sc, "sc.r.b"));
    ExecutionFlow flow = sequencer.transform(sc);
    ExecutionState _s = assertedState(flow, 0, "sc.r.s");
    ExecutionState _s1a = assertedState(flow, 1, "sc.r.s._1.a");
    ExecutionState _s1a1a = assertedState(flow, 2, "sc.r.s._1.a._1.a");
    ExecutionState _s1a1a1a = assertedState(flow, 3, "sc.r.s._1.a._1.a._1.a");
    ExecutionState _s1a1a2a = assertedState(flow, 4, "sc.r.s._1.a._1.a._2.a");
    ExecutionState _s1a2a = assertedState(flow, 5, "sc.r.s._1.a._2.a");
    ExecutionState _s1a2a1a = assertedState(flow, 6, "sc.r.s._1.a._2.a._1.a");
    ExecutionState _s1a2a2a = assertedState(flow, 7, "sc.r.s._1.a._2.a._2.a");
    ExecutionState _s2a = assertedState(flow, 8, "sc.r.s._2.a");
    ExecutionState _s2a1a = assertedState(flow, 9, "sc.r.s._2.a._1.a");
    ExecutionState _s2a1a1a = assertedState(flow, 10, "sc.r.s._2.a._1.a._1.a");
    ExecutionState _s2a1a2a = assertedState(flow, 11, "sc.r.s._2.a._1.a._2.a");
    ExecutionState _s2a2a = assertedState(flow, 12, "sc.r.s._2.a._2.a");
    ExecutionState _s2a2a1a = assertedState(flow, 13, "sc.r.s._2.a._2.a._1.a");
    ExecutionState _s2a2a2a = assertedState(flow, 14, "sc.r.s._2.a._2.a._2.a");
    ExecutionState _b = assertedState(flow, 15, "sc.r.b");
    // check the transition reaction ...
    Reaction _t = _s2a2a2a.getReactions().get(0);
    assertTrue(_t.isTransition());
    // check the exit sequence of _s
    Sequence _exit = assertedSequence(_t.getEffect());
    assertEquals("wrong steps: " + stepListAsString(_exit), 2, _exit.getSteps().size());
    assertedOrder(_exit, Lists.newArrayList(_s1a1a1a, _s1a1a2a, _s1a2a1a, _s1a2a2a, _s2a1a1a, _s2a1a2a, _s2a2a1a, _s2a2a2a), Lists.newArrayList(new StepLeaf(_s1a1a1a.getExitSequence()), // 
    new StepLeaf(_s1a1a2a.getExitSequence()), // 
    new StepLeaf(_s1a1a.getExitAction()), // 
    new StepLeaf(_s1a2a1a.getExitSequence()), // 
    new StepLeaf(_s1a2a2a.getExitSequence()), // 
    new StepLeaf(_s1a2a.getExitAction()), // 
    new StepLeaf(_s1a.getExitAction()), // 
    new StepLeaf(_s2a1a1a.getExitSequence()), // 
    new StepLeaf(_s2a1a2a.getExitSequence()), // 
    new StepLeaf(_s2a1a.getExitAction()), // 
    new StepLeaf(_s2a2a1a.getExitSequence()), // 
    new StepLeaf(_s2a2a2a.getExitSequence()), // 
    new StepLeaf(_s2a2a.getExitAction()), // 
    new StepLeaf(_s2a.getExitAction()), // 
    new StepLeaf(_s.getExitAction()), new StepLeaf(_b.getEnterSequences().get(0))));
    assertCall(_exit, 1, _b.getEnterSequences().get(0));
}

Example 27 with Reaction

use of org.yakindu.sct.model.sexec.Reaction in project statecharts by Yakindu.

the class SelfTransitionTest method testFlowName.

@SuppressWarnings("unused")
@Test
public void testFlowName() {
    Statechart sc = _createStatechart("sc");
    {
        InterfaceScope s_scope = _createInterfaceScope("Interface", sc);
        VariableDefinition v1 = _createVariableDefinition("v1", TYPE_INTEGER, s_scope);
        Region r = _createRegion("r", sc);
        {
            Entry r_entry = _createEntry(EntryKind.INITIAL, null, r);
            State s1 = _createState("s1", r);
            State s2 = _createState("s2", r);
            {
                Region r2 = _createRegion("r2", s2);
                {
                    Entry e = _createEntry(EntryKind.INITIAL, null, r2);
                    State s3 = _createState("s3", r2);
                    _createTransition(e, s3);
                }
            }
            _createTransition(s2, s2);
        }
    }
    ExecutionFlow flow = sequencer.transform(sc);
    ExecutionState _s1 = flow.getStates().get(0);
    assertEquals("sc.r.s1", _s1.getName());
    ExecutionState _s2 = flow.getStates().get(1);
    assertEquals("sc.r.s2", _s2.getName());
    ExecutionState _s3 = flow.getStates().get(2);
    assertEquals("sc.r.s2.r2.s3", _s3.getName());
    ExecutionNode e = flow.getNodes().get(1);
    EList<Reaction> _t = _s2.getReactions();
    Reaction tr0 = _t.get(0);
    assertCall(assertedSequence(tr0.getEffect()), 0, _s2.getExitSequence());
    assertCall(assertedSequence(tr0.getEffect()), 1, _s2.getEnterSequences().get(0));
}

Example 28 with Reaction

use of org.yakindu.sct.model.sexec.Reaction in project statecharts by Yakindu.

the class ModelSequencerHierarchyTest method testParentExitPartial.

/**
 * The transition sequence must contain all exit actions for parent states
 * that will be left by a transition. A parent state may have no exit
 * action.
 */
@SuppressWarnings("unused")
@Test
public void testParentExitPartial() {
    Statechart sc = _createStatechart("sc");
    {
        InterfaceScope s_scope = _createInterfaceScope("Interface", sc);
        VariableDefinition v1 = _createVariableDefinition("v1", TYPE_INTEGER, s_scope);
        Region r = _createRegion("r", sc);
        {
            State s1 = _createState("s1", r);
            {
                _createExitAssignment(v1, s1, 1);
                Region r_s1 = _createRegion("r", s1);
                {
                    State s3 = _createState("s3", r_s1);
                    {
                        Region r_s3 = _createRegion("r", s3);
                        {
                            State s4 = _createState("s4", r_s3);
                            _createExitAssignment(v1, s4, 3);
                            State s5 = _createState("s5", r_s3);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            State s2 = _createState("s2", r);
            {
                Region r_s1 = _createRegion("r", s2);
                {
                    _createState("s6", r_s1);
                }
            }
        }
    }
    _createTransition(findState(sc, "s4"), findState(sc, "s6"));
    ExecutionFlow flow = sequencer.transform(sc);
    ExecutionState _s1 = flow.getStates().get(0);
    assertEquals("sc.r.s1", _s1.getName());
    assertNotNull(_s1.getExitAction());
    ExecutionState _s3 = flow.getStates().get(1);
    assertEquals("sc.r.s1.r.s3", _s3.getName());
    assertNull(_s3.getExitAction());
    ExecutionState _s4 = flow.getStates().get(2);
    assertEquals("sc.r.s1.r.s3.r.s4", _s4.getName());
    assertNotNull(_s4.getExitAction());
    Reaction _t = _s4.getReactions().get(0);
    assertTrue(_t.isTransition());
    Sequence _effect = (Sequence) _t.getEffect();
    assertEquals(2, _effect.getSteps().size());
    assertCall(_effect, 0, _s1.getExitSequence());
// assertCall(_effect, 0, _s4.getExitSequence());
// assertCall(_effect, 1, _s1.getExitAction());
}

Example 29 with Reaction

use of org.yakindu.sct.model.sexec.Reaction in project statecharts by Yakindu.

the class ModelSequencerHierarchyTest method testParentExitExclusionForSiblingTransitions.

/**
 * Transitions to sibling state must nut invoke parent exit actions.
 */
@SuppressWarnings("unused")
@Test
public void testParentExitExclusionForSiblingTransitions() {
    Statechart sc = _createStatechart("sc");
    {
        InterfaceScope s_scope = _createInterfaceScope("Interface", sc);
        VariableDefinition v1 = _createVariableDefinition("v1", TYPE_INTEGER, s_scope);
        Region r = _createRegion("r", sc);
        {
            State s1 = _createState("s1", r);
            {
                _createExitAssignment(v1, s1, 1);
                Region r_s1 = _createRegion("r", s1);
                {
                    State s3 = _createState("s3", r_s1);
                    {
                        _createExitAssignment(v1, s3, 2);
                        Region r_s3 = _createRegion("r", s3);
                        {
                            State s4 = _createState("s4", r_s3);
                            _createExitAssignment(v1, s4, 3);
                            State s5 = _createState("s5", r_s3);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            State s2 = _createState("s2", r);
            {
                Region r_s1 = _createRegion("r", s2);
                {
                    _createState("s6", r_s1);
                }
            }
        }
    }
    _createTransition(findState(sc, "s4"), findState(sc, "s5"));
    ExecutionFlow flow = sequencer.transform(sc);
    ExecutionState _s1 = flow.getStates().get(0);
    assertEquals("sc.r.s1", _s1.getName());
    assertNotNull(_s1.getExitAction());
    ExecutionState _s3 = flow.getStates().get(1);
    assertEquals("sc.r.s1.r.s3", _s3.getName());
    assertNotNull(_s3.getExitAction());
    ExecutionState _s4 = flow.getStates().get(2);
    assertEquals("sc.r.s1.r.s3.r.s4", _s4.getName());
    assertNotNull(_s4.getExitAction());
    Reaction _t = _s4.getReactions().get(0);
    assertTrue(_t.isTransition());
    Sequence _effect = (Sequence) _t.getEffect();
    assertSequenceSize(2, _effect);
    assertCall(_effect, 0, _s4.getExitSequence());
}

Example 30 with Reaction

use of org.yakindu.sct.model.sexec.Reaction in project statecharts by Yakindu.

the class ModelSequencerHierarchyTest method testParentExitDeep.

/**
 * The transition sequence must contain all exit actions for parent states
 * that will be left by a transition.
 */
@SuppressWarnings("unused")
@Test
public void testParentExitDeep() {
    Statechart sc = _createStatechart("sc");
    {
        InterfaceScope s_scope = _createInterfaceScope("Interface", sc);
        VariableDefinition v1 = _createVariableDefinition("v1", TYPE_INTEGER, s_scope);
        Region r = _createRegion("r", sc);
        {
            State s1 = _createState("s1", r);
            {
                _createExitAssignment(v1, s1, 1);
                Region r_s1 = _createRegion("r", s1);
                {
                    State s3 = _createState("s3", r_s1);
                    {
                        _createExitAssignment(v1, s3, 2);
                        Region r_s3 = _createRegion("r", s3);
                        {
                            State s4 = _createState("s4", r_s3);
                            _createExitAssignment(v1, s4, 3);
                            State s5 = _createState("s5", r_s3);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            State s2 = _createState("s2", r);
            {
                Region r_s1 = _createRegion("r", s2);
                {
                    _createState("s6", r_s1);
                }
            }
        }
    }
    _createTransition(findState(sc, "s4"), findState(sc, "s6"));
    ExecutionFlow flow = sequencer.transform(sc);
    ExecutionState _s1 = flow.getStates().get(0);
    assertEquals("sc.r.s1", _s1.getName());
    assertNotNull(_s1.getExitAction());
    ExecutionState _s3 = flow.getStates().get(1);
    assertEquals("sc.r.s1.r.s3", _s3.getName());
    assertNotNull(_s3.getExitAction());
    ExecutionState _s4 = flow.getStates().get(2);
    assertEquals("sc.r.s1.r.s3.r.s4", _s4.getName());
    assertNotNull(_s4.getExitAction());
    ExecutionState _s6 = flow.getStates().get(5);
    assertEquals("sc.r.s2.r.s6", _s6.getName());
    Reaction _t = _s4.getReactions().get(0);
    assertTrue(_t.isTransition());
    Sequence _effect = (Sequence) _t.getEffect();
    assertEquals(2, _effect.getSteps().size());
    assertCall(_effect, 0, _s1.getExitSequence());
    assertCall(_effect, 1, _s6.getEnterSequences().get(0));
    assertCall(_s1.getExitSequence(), 0, _s1.getSubScopes().get(0).getExitSequence());
    StateSwitch _switch = (StateSwitch) _s1.getSubScopes().get(0).getExitSequence().getSteps().get(0);
    StateCase _s4_case = assertedStateCase(_switch, _s4);
    assertCall(assertedSequence(_s4_case.getStep()), 0, _s4.getExitSequence());
    assertCall(assertedSequence(_s4_case.getStep()), 1, _s3.getExitAction());
    assertCall(_s1.getExitSequence(), 1, _s1.getExitAction());
}