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And Creating the class Action FireAction.java in the package org.pneditor.editor.actions
the contructor of the FireTransitionCommand.java command class to send the number of tokens the user would like to send.
managing undo and redo in Marking.java class
managing redo and undo in the Marking.java
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Hello Professor,
The step by step pilotage seems a little laborious, specifically for a high number of tokens.
For lightening this latter cases, I have added a functionality that allows users to set the number of tokens needed.
For using this functionality, you just have to:
A dialog box must appear.
For information, if the number entered by the user is greater than the number of tokens located in the place(s):
All the tokens in the place(s) before the activated transition will not be sent to the place (s) after the transition.
Otherwise the number of tokens sent to the next place (s) will be the number entered by the user.