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- <h1>Traffic Light (Java)</h1>
- <p>This example demonstrates how to to generate Javacode from a statechart. The procedure is explained in the documentation, chapter "Java code generator". </p>
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- <p>In summary, there are two traffic lights: one for the traffic on the street, and
- one for pedestrians who want to cross the street. They can push a button to
- request their traffic light to turn green, which activates a blinking
- wait-light first. The street's traffic light then goes through the standard
- procedure, turning on the yellow light, followed by the red light, allowing
- the pedestrians to cross safely. After some time, the pedestrians' traffic
- light turns red again, and the cars are allowed to pass until the next
- request is made by a pedestrian.</p>
- <p>Additionally, the traffic light can be switched off completely. This
- turns the yellow lights into a blinking mode, signaling that the traffic
- light is indeed switched off and that the street should be crossed in a
- careful manner.</p>
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