Closed z3rone closed 3 years ago
In section 10.3.6.1.2 Named entry points it states "Named entry points have no equivalent in the UML."
However, I would argue that a state machine entryPoint in a region (UML section 14.2.3.7), and the "bracketed space notation" (UML section 14.2.4.7) for referencing such entryPoint causes equivalent behavior. The same applies to exitPoints.
I must correct myself, as entry points and exit points are only defined for submachines and not for composite states by UML
In section 10.3.6.1.2 Named entry points it states "Named entry points have no equivalent in the UML."
However, I would argue that a state machine entryPoint in a region (UML section 14.2.3.7), and the "bracketed space notation" (UML section 14.2.4.7) for referencing such entryPoint causes equivalent behavior. The same applies to exitPoints.