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Switch
Leon Starr edited this page Jan 15, 2022
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A Switch is similar to a Control Sequence in that it explicitly signals the completed execution of a source Process, with two differences.
- A Switch signals at least two downstream Processes
- A Switch chooses among two or more mutually exclusive Cases and only those Processes dependent on the selected Case may execute
Any Process dependent on a Case that is not selected will not be executed at all, along with any of that Process's downstream content or control dependent Process's.
- Name + Deciding process + Graph
This name describes the decision to be made. Examples could be 'Heat check' or 'Position relative to floor' or maybe 'Altitude'
Type: Switch Name, based on String
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- Case
- Compatible Process
- Content
- Control Sequence
- Custom Process
- Custom Process Port
- Execution Dependency
- Graph
- External Input
- External Output
- Graph Port
- Graph Specification
- Interface
- Port
- Process
- Process Port
- Process Input Port
- Process Output Port
- Process Specification
- Standard Process
- Standard Process Port
- Store
- Switch
- Conditional Input
- External Input
- External Output
- External Process Input
- Process Connection
- Process Input Port
- Process Input Source
- Process Output Port
- Read Access
- Switched Input Set
- Write Access