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= binding of directed feature values is used:
part pump : FuelPump {
out item pumpOut : Fuel = fuelTankPort.fuelSupply;
in item pumpIn : Fuel;
}
part tank : FuelTank {
out item fuelOut : Fuel;
in item fuelIn : Fuel = fuelTankPort.fuelReturn;
}It is perhaps less graphically clear than using explicit binding connectors as shown on the previous slide.
Note also that fuelTankPort is shown here also as a feature symbol for special illustration. SysMLv1 enabled display of features of the underlying type of a port directly on a port boundary symbol; it would be nice to have something similar in SysMv2, but one can at least show the full feature symbol of a port as shown above.