What is the structure of a control flow?
A control flow is a chronological-logical process description that is subject to specific conventions. The control flow of a process model consists of the following objects:
Event
Function
Rule (AND, OR, XOR, AND/OR, OR/AND, OR/XOR, XOR/AND, XOR/OR)
The objects are interconnected via the following connection types in accordance with specific conventions:
activates (event - function)
leads to (function - rule)
creates (function - event)
activates (rule - function)
leads to (rule - event)
links (rule - rule)