Issue 17409: Modelica components having as type a connector can have a declaration equation (sysml-modelica-rtf)
Source: Georgia Institute of Technology (Mr. Axel Reichwein, axel.reichwein(at)me.gatech.edu)
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Summary: A component whose type is a connector can have a declaration equation. Example of a component definition in the Modelica library under Modelica.Blocks.Logical: "Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.BooleanOutput condition=false;". A component whose type is a connector is mapped into a SysML port with a <<modelicaPort>> stereotype. The <<modelicaPort>> stereotype therefore needs an additional property to capture the declaration equation. 


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June 5, 2012: received issue
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From: Axel Reichwein <axel.reichwein@me.gatech.edu>
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Subject: additional SysML-Modelica issues
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Hello Juergen,

There are additional issues related to SysML-Modelica that I would like to submit although we haven't yet chartered an RTF. We may do this at the upcoming OMG technical meeting. List of additional SysML-Modelica issues:


Modelica components having as type a connector can have a declaration equation

A component whose type is a connector can have a declaration equation. Example of a component definition in the Modelica library under Modelica.Blocks.Logical: "Modelica.Blocks.Interfaces.BooleanOutput condition=false;". A component whose type is a connector is mapped into a SysML port with a <<modelicaPort>> stereotype. The <<modelicaPort>> stereotype therefore needs an additional property to capture the declaration equation.