60 | | Any node represents the root net instance with a certain marking. |
61 | | They can be expanded, which will open a copy of the root net instance in this particular marking. |
62 | | This net instance behaves like a simulation step which can be fully inspected, meaning that all nets that this net has a reference of can be explored with their current marking, including, again, nets referenced in this net. |
| 60 | A graph node represents the root net instance in a certain marking. |
| 61 | It can be double-clicked, which will open a copy of the root net instance in this particular marking. |
| 62 | This root net instance may itself contain other net instances as tokens (each in a particular marking). |
| 63 | In fact, the (marked) net instances in a single graph node can freely contain each other as long as they are reachable from the root net instance. |
| 64 | They can be interactively explored in the UI starting from the root net instance by double-clicking net instance tokens. |