Support Connection Point References
- Add support to uml parser to properly detect and use exit/entry points if those are used via connection ref points with submachine references. - Fixes #323
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[NOTE]
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If state is defined as submachine reference and entry/exit points need
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to be used, a _ConnectionPointReference_ has to be defined externally
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, its entry/exit reference set to point to a correct entry/exit point
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within a submachine reference. Only after that it is possible to
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target a transition which correctly links from outside into inside of
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a submachine reference. With _ConnectionPointReference_ you may need
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to find these settings from _Properties_ -> _Advanced_ -> _UML_ ->
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_Entry/Exit_. UML Spec allows to define multiple entries and exits but
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with a state machine only one is allowed.
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====
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=== Define History
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When working with history states three different concepts are in play.
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UML defines a _Deep History_ and a _Shallow History_. _Default History
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