The ‘Action Diagram’, which is traditionally known as an activity diagram or a functional flow diagram, is a method of displaying Action entities, their interactions via Input/Output and Resource entities, and logic flow. This diagram conforms to the LML Specification 1.1 definition of an ‘Action Diagram’, which requires a diagram representation of the functional components of a system model.
Using Action Diagrams
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| Creating Action Diagrams | Using ‘Diagrams View’ in Innoslate, you can create a new ‘Action Diagram’. |
| Action Diagram Constructs | The ‘Action Diagram’ supports eight unique diagram constructs: an ‘Action’, a ‘Parallel’, an ‘OR’, a ‘SYNC’, a ‘LOOP’, an ‘Input/Output’, a ‘Branch Asset’, and a ‘Resource.’ |
| Adding an Action | An ‘Action’ construct can be added to an ‘Action Diagram’ via drag-and-drop. |
| Adding a Parallel | A ‘Parallel’ construct can be added to an ‘Action Diagram’ via drag-and-drop. |
| Adding an OR | An ‘OR’ construct can be added to an ‘Action Diagram’ via drag-and-drop. |
| Adding a SYNC | A ‘SYNC’ construct can be added to an ‘Action Diagram’ via drag-and-drop. |
| Adding a LOOP | A ‘LOOP’ construct can be added to an ‘Action Diagram’ via drag-and-drop. |
| Adding an Input/Output | An ‘Input/Output’ construct can be added to an ‘Action Diagram’ via drag-and-drop. |
| Adding a Branch Asset | A ‘Branch Asset’ construct can be added to an ‘Action Diagram’ via drag-and-drop. |
| Adding a Resource | A ‘Resource’ construct can be added to an ‘Action Diagram’ via drag-and-drop. |
| Removing a Construct | A construct can be easily removed from an ‘Action Diagram.’ |
| Simulating Action Diagrams | Within Innoslate, you can ‘Simulate Action Diagrams.’ |