On 02/05/11 06:38, John Mettraux wrote:
Hello,
up until now, ruote understood process definitions expressed in Ruby, in XML or
directly as trees (Ruby or JSON).
Thus, this Ruby process definition
---8<---
Ruote.process_definition 'test', :revision => '1.0' do
alpha
concurrence do
bravo :timeout => '2d'
charly
end
delta :task => 'final changes'
end
--->8---
[snip]
The new "radial" process definition language looks like :
---8<---
process-definition test, revision: 1.0
alpha
concurrence
bravo timeout: 2d
charly
delta task: 'final changes'
--->8---
So, minor point: are blocks indentation driven?
I assume so since 'delta' is not part of the concurrence block.
David
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