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UML State Diagrams: Fritz Bartlett 07-May-1999

This document discusses UML state diagrams and state machines. It defines key concepts like states, events, transitions, actions, and state machines. It provides examples of simple and advanced state machines including nested states. It also describes how to implement state machines with data structures like state and transition tables. Finally, it notes some limitations of the UML notation for specifying precedence between transitions.

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UML State Diagrams: Fritz Bartlett 07-May-1999

This document discusses UML state diagrams and state machines. It defines key concepts like states, events, transitions, actions, and state machines. It provides examples of simple and advanced state machines including nested states. It also describes how to implement state machines with data structures like state and transition tables. Finally, it notes some limitations of the UML notation for specifying precedence between transitions.

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UML State Diagrams


Fritz Bartlett 07-May-1999

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Initial State State 1

A Simple State Machine

Final State Event Trigger Action

Event Trigger Action State 2

State 3 Event Trigger Action Self Transition

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Definitions

State Machine
A state machine is a behavior which specifies the sequence of states an object visits during its lifetime in response to events, together with its responses to those events

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State

Definitions

A state is a condition during the life of an object during which it satisfies some condition, performs some activity, or waits for some external event

Event
An event is the specification of a significant occurrence. For a state machine, an event is the occurrence of a stimulus that can trigger a state transition

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Transition

Definitions

A transition is a relationship between two states indicating that an object in the first state will, when a specified set of events and conditions are satisfied, perform certain actions and enter the second state. A transition has:

Transition Components

a source state an event trigger an action a target state


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Self-Transition
A self-transition is a transition whose source and target states are the same

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Action

Definitions

An action is an executable, atomic (with reference to the state machine) computation. Actions may include operations, the creation or destruction of other objects, or the sending of signals to other objects (events).

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Initial State State 1

A Simple State Machine

Final State Event Trigger Action

Event Trigger Action State 2

State 3 Event Trigger Action Self Transition

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Advanced States
Entry and Exit Actions

State Name

Entry | Entry Action Exit | Exit Action

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Substates

Definitions

A substate is a state that is nested in another state A state that has substates is called a composite state A state that has no substates is called a simple state Substates may be nested to any level

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Advanced Transitions

Transitions to a composite state


If a transition is to a composite state, the nested state machine must have an initial state If a transition is to a substate, the substate is entered after any entry action for the enclosing composite state is executed followed by any entry action for the substate

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Advanced Transitions

Transitions from a composite state


If a transition is from a substate within the composite state, any exit action for the substate is executed followed by any exit action for the enclosing composite state A transition from the composite state may occur from any of the substates and takes precedence over any of the transitions for the current substate
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Advanced State Machine


Sub-States
Transition to a composite state Transition from a composite state Transition from a substate

State Name
State 2

State 0

State 1

Transition to a substate Entry | Entry Action

State 3

Exit

| Exit Action

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State

An Implementation
State Table
FirstIndex LastIndex EntryAction ExitAction

0 State 1 2

0 2 3

1 2 4

Act1 None None

Act2 Act3 None

Transition Table
Trans 1 Index 2 3 E1 E1 | E2 * None * 2 * Events E0 & E1

Mask
E0 | E1

Action Act0

NewState 1

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/*+ typedef void *SsmId_t;

An Implementation

MODULE stateMachine - Sequential State Machine Package Declarations DESCRIPTION: The stateMachine.h header file contains definitions of external interfaces to the state machine package -*/ #define ssmMask(event) (1<<event) enum {SSM_TERMINAL_INDEX = (unsigned short int)-1}; enum {SSM_NULL_ACTION = NULL}; enum {SSM_MAX_EVENT = 31};

typedef int (*SsmAction_t)(const SsmId_t stateId, void const *context, const unsigned short int action); typedef void (*SsmDisplay_t)(char *text); typedef unsigned long int SsmEventSet_t; /* State table element */ typedef struct { unsigned short unsigned short unsigned short unsigned short } SsmState_t;

int int int int

firstIndex; lastIndex; inAction; outAction;

/* /* /* /*

First index in transition table */ Last index in transition table */ Entry action index */ Exit action index */

/* Transition table element */ typedef struct { SsmEventSet_t events; SsmEventSet_t mask; unsigned short int action; unsigned short int newState; } SsmTransition_t;

/* /* /* /*

Event value */ Event mask */ Action index */ New state */

extern SsmId_t ssmCreate(const unsigned short int initState, const unsigned short int termState, const unsigned short int maxIndex, const SsmEventSet_t initEvents, const SsmAction_t actionFunct, void const *context, SsmState_t (*stateTable)[], SsmTransition_t (*transTable)[]); extern int ssmDelete(const SsmId_t stateId); extern int ssmEventClear(const SsmId_t stateId, const unsigned int event); extern int ssmEventSet(const SsmId_t stateId, const unsigned int event); extern unsigned int ssmExecute(const SsmId_t stateId); extern unsigned short int ssmCurStateGet(const SsmId_t stateId);

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Problems with UML notation
When more than one transition from a state is enabled there is no method for specifying precedence For nested states there is no method for specifying precedence of the enclosing or enclosed state

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Ramp

Example: High Voltage Channel

Paused

Holding

Average

Tripped

On

Offline

Off

Disabled

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