Graphical notation for Erlang processes

Hi,

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Reading Maurice Castro "Towards an Event Modeling Language" ..
I remembered that Umlet has custom components but it was flexible enough to accommodate for Maurice's notation.

I brushed new Palette for Erlang process notation:

- Process definition with StartUp, ProcessLife and Interfaces

- Incarnation with and without link

-Synchronous and Asynchronous message passing 

It doesn't look close to original but feels more modern to me.

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    <<gen_server>>
X::erst
{T < 10 min}
--
{M,F,A}
_S=#state{val, another}_
--
/mod:start/0/
/mod:stop/1/
--
Responsibilities
- Coordinator
    
  
  
    com.umlet.element.Relation
    
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    lt=.>
spawn
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    com.umlet.element.Relation
    
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    lt=<x.>>>>>
spawn link
m2=1..n

    27;45;153;45
  
  
    com.umlet.element.Relation
    
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    lt=<-
async msg
    27;45;153;45
  
  
    com.umlet.element.Relation
    
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    lt=<<-
sync msg
    27;45;153;45
  
  
    com.umlet.element.Note
    
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    - Process definition with StartUp, 
     ProcessLife and Interfaces
- Incarnation with and without link
- Synchronous and Asynchronous messages
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Erlang, Testing and TDD

EUnit Testing gen_fsm – Part 1 | Erlang, Testing and TDD

Nice tutorial. TO support it with 'rebar on console we can use

$ while true; do inotifywait -r -e close_write --exclude ".*_flymake.*" */*.erl; rebar eunit; done

Works on linux.