Category: BSA

BSA – Import, Cut/Copy/Paste

I have started to add four functions “Import, Cut, Copy and Paste”, The example below import a copy of the existing module into the repository. The main challenge to maintain integrity is straight forward as integrity is based on a unique, internal reference that needs to be updated. Names are only a precentation on this…

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BSA – UMS vs SDL States

SDL (Specification and Description Language) was at one point considered as a UML diagram add-on, but UML went in a different direction. I am used to SDL from Telecom and use an abstracted version (simplified) because I liked the state engine concept added to normal flow charts – so why did I bother with UML…

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BSA – New UML State

Changing UML State is straight forward – just use ToolMake to add a new property and change the default settings + a few lines of code to add the header change I also added. This is a compromise on my earlier Connection Point – I decided to change the default to Free and implement Free…

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The UML State Diagram below illustrates an Actuator that regulate on Position, Speed and Torque, but is input data here Events, Data or both? Also the diagram show event name three times. In this case the gray names should be hidden as the Start Terminal carry the event name. I am not sure I need…

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BSA – Modules

BSA uses the terminology “Module” for an independent sub-project that can be anything you want from a Windows executable, to library or Embedded Image. The content is up to the developer. I just added a menu to create new modules and I am not 100% sure about the result in the visual dictionary. I lack…

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