State Diagram
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State Diagram
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A State Diagram is commonly used to track states of an object and store operational data:
For example, State Diagrams in Corezoid can be used to track and manage various user states. Common user states that can be represented in a State Diagram include:
- new
- active
- non-active
State Diagrams in Corezoid have the following capabilities:
- accounting of object states;
- storing data about objects in nodes;
- retrieving data on objects using the CONV function;
- no restrictions on the number of times it is applied in a process.
State Diagrams like processes work with data in tasks. To view tasks used in a State Diagram, you can switch to the View mode and select the specific node within the State Diagram:
State Diagram allows using a limited set of nodes:
| Node type | Description |
|---|---|
| Delay | Is used to introduce a delay in the execution of a task within the node. You can specify the desired time interval (delay) in the "Limit the time of the task in the node" field |
| Condition | Is responsible for processing task data using conditional operators such as "if...then...". It allows you to make decisions and control the flow of tasks based on specific conditions |
| Set State | Enables you to track and manage the states of objects within your State Diagram. It can store operational data related to the objects and facilitate state transitions based on specific criteria |
| Code | If you find the available node types limited, you can use a Code node to write a custom code than will be applied to a task in a State Diagram |
| Copy task | Allows you to copy a task from one process to another without interrupting the original process |
| Modify Task | Allows you to modify a task in another process by reference |
| Set Parameters | Allows you to add new parameters or modify existing parameters within tasks. It also provides the ability to apply various functions to the parameters, allowing for data manipulation and transformation |
| Queue | Allows you to store data in a node |
The process of creating and debugging a State Diagram is similar to Process creation and debugging. You can use the same tools and techniques to design and test the flow of tasks within the State Diagram.