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Add State Input Dialog

 Add State Input Dialog

To open Add State Input dialog:

1.

Open new or saved document ,.  

2.

Select a State Diagram or create a new one (i.e. select New State Diagram from File menu). When a State Diagram is available you'll see it as an white-and-grey colored object (marked as "2" on the Figure 6 below) in UML Object Diagram Drawing area (marked as "1" on the Figure 6 below).

3.

Click on the State Diagram's object in UML Object Diagram Drawing area.

4.

Select Object tab in Properties Editor (marked as "3" on the Figure 6 below).

5.

On Object tab find Inputs property category. If necessary, scroll down to the very last row in the Inputs property category till you see New Input - "Add".

6.

Click the cell with "Add" to open Add State Input dialog.

 

There are four fields:

1.

Name:

The name of the input pad.

2.

Width:

Select a named constant that specifies the width in bits of a vector, or Unused if it is one bit.

3.

Visibility:

+ for global, - for local.

4.

Link:

The expression assigned to the input. The Link is specified with the Expression Editor which opens when the button in the Link field is selected.

Fig.6 Opening Add State Input dialog

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