Originally reported byLuca Geretti (Bitbucket: lgeretti, GitHub: lgeretti)
As it currently happens, if an automaton A1 fires an event E and an automaton A2 accepts that event in only a given location LE, the composed automaton accepts the event E only for a source location where A2 is in LE. This prevents the automaton A1 in the composition to evolve independently, by constraining it to fire the event only for a given location of A2.
Originally reported by Luca Geretti (Bitbucket: lgeretti, GitHub: lgeretti)
As it currently happens, if an automaton A1 fires an event E and an automaton A2 accepts that event in only a given location LE, the composed automaton accepts the event E only for a source location where A2 is in LE. This prevents the automaton A1 in the composition to evolve independently, by constraining it to fire the event only for a given location of A2.