Well, perhaps unreachable in most cases, but what about a case like this? <scxml initialstate="s1"> <state id="s1"> <invoke id="i" targettype="scxml"> <content> <scxml initialstate="f1"> <final id="f1"> <onexit> <log expr="'Hello'"/> </onexit> </final> </scxml> </content> </invoke> <transition event="i.Done" target="f2"/> </state> <final id="f2"/> </scxml> The analogy with something on the lines of <?xml version="1.0"?> <scxml initialstate="p"> <parallel id="p"> <final id="f1"> <onexit> <log expr="'Hello'"/> </onexit> </final> </parallel > <transition event="p.Done" target="f2"/> <final id="f2"/> </scxml> where the <onexit> _should_ be executed, may be worth considering. - Torbjörn On 4/10/07, Serge Voloshenyuk <serge_voloshenyuk@yahoo.com> wrote: > >But what about the <onexit> children of a <final> which is a child of > <scxml>? > > I think it's unreachable code. > > > ________________________________ > Don't get soaked. Take a quick peek at the forecast > with theYahoo! Search weather shortcut. > >Received on Tuesday, 10 April 2007 05:11:43 GMT
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