A sequence diagram should be visible as a CSP process (perhaps after fixing all of its constants), and able to participate in CSP refinement questions. Why? The main reason is to check that a sequence diagram appropriately captures a CSP process, which is useful both for debugging the diagram semantics and also for transitioning from CSP to sequences.
Related to #35 (which is tracking targets as CSP processes; a consequence of both going through is that sequence assertions are effectively sugar over CSP assertions for now!), and #34 (which is tracking implementing process-bound CSP fragments).
A sequence diagram should be visible as a CSP process (perhaps after fixing all of its constants), and able to participate in CSP refinement questions. Why? The main reason is to check that a sequence diagram appropriately captures a CSP process, which is useful both for debugging the diagram semantics and also for transitioning from CSP to sequences.
Related to #35 (which is tracking targets as CSP processes; a consequence of both going through is that sequence assertions are effectively sugar over CSP assertions for now!), and #34 (which is tracking implementing process-bound CSP fragments).