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RemoveVariableValueAction is a write variable action that removes values from variables.
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WriteVariableAction (from StructuredActions ) on page 305
One value is removed from the set of possible variable values.
• isRemoveDuplicates : Boolean = false [1..1] Specifies whether to remove duplicates of the value in non-unique variables.
Issue 8186 -add subsets constraint
| • removeAt : InputPin [0..1] | Specifies the position of an existing value to remove in ordered non-unique variables. The type of the pin is UnlimitedNatural, but the value cannot be zero or unlimited. {Subsets Action::input} |
[1] Actions removing a value from ordered non-unique variables must have a single removeAt input pin if isRemoveDuplicates
is false. It must be of type UnlimitedNatural with multiplicity of 1..1, otherwise the action has no removeAt input pin.
Variables are potentially multi-valued. Removing a value succeeds even when it violates the minimum multiplicity. Removing
a value that does not exist has no effect. Variables are potentially multi-valued and ordered, and may support duplicates,
so the action supports specification of removal points for new values. It also supports the removal of all duplicate values.
Values of a variable may be duplicate in non-unique variables. The isRemoveDuplicates attribute indicates whether to remove
all duplicates of the specified value. The removeAt input pin is required if isRemoveDuplicates is false in ordered non-unique
variables. It indicates the position of an existing value to remove. It must be a positive integer less than or equal to the
current number of values. The semantics is undefined for zero, for an integer greater than the number of existing values and
for unlimited.
No specific notation
RemoveVariableValueAction is introduced to remove variable values.
RemoveVariableValueAction is unchanged from UML 1.5.