pub enum Action {
Show 19 variants
Accept,
Cite,
Combine,
Consume,
Copy,
DeliverService,
Dropoff,
Lower,
Modify,
Move,
Pickup,
Produce,
Raise,
Separate,
Transfer,
TransferAllRights,
TransferCustody,
Use,
Work,
}
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An action verb defining the kind of flow and its behavior.
Variants§
Accept
In processes like repair or modification or testing, the same resource will appear in the output.
Cite
For example a design file, neither used nor consumed, the file remains available at all times.
Combine
A resource is combined with other resources into a container resource.
Consume
For example an ingredient or component composed into the output, after the process the ingredient is gone.
Copy
Create a new version of the resource, without any change to the original.
DeliverService
New service produced and delivered (a service implies that an agent actively receives the service).
Dropoff
Transported resource or person leaves the process; the same resource or person appeared in the input.
Lower
Adjusts a quantity down based on a beginning balance or inventory count.
Modify
In processes like repair or modification, the same resource will appear in the input.
Move
Change location and possibly identifier, if location is part of the identification, of a resource with no change of agent rights or possession.
Pickup
Transported resource or person enters the process; the same resource will appear in the output.
Produce
New resource was created in that process or an existing stock resource was added to.
Raise
Adjusts a quantity up based on a beginning balance or inventory count.
Separate
A resource is removed from a container resource.
Transfer
Give full rights and responsibilities plus physical custody.
TransferAllRights
Give full (in the human realm) rights and responsibilities to another agent, without transferring physical custody.
TransferCustody
Give physical custody and control of a resource, without full accounting or ownership rights.
Use
For example a tool used in process; after the process, the tool still exists.
Work
Labor power applied to a process.