A CompositeDatatype represents a non-scalar datatype. Take as an example a CompositeDatatype "MyCountries" that can refer, e.g., to an Enumeration "CountryEnumeration" {USA, Canada, Japan, EU} via two EADatatypePrototypes (record variables): FirstCountry and SecondCountry. Then an attribute typed by this CompositeDatatype "MyCountries" may have a value like: (EU (identified as FirstCountry), Japan (identified as SecondCountry)).<br/><br/>Semantics:<br/>A CompositeDatatype represents a non-scalar datatype. The contained datatypePrototypes act as record variables to identify the ordered datatype instances of the tuple (the CompositeDatatype).<br/><br/>Notation:<br/>The datatype CompositeDatatype is denoted using the rectangle symbol with keyword «Datatype CompositeDatatype».<br/><br/>Extension: UML Datatype<br/>
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The Datatype for the flow physical variables of this FunctionPowerPort, specifying the Across and Through variables with two separate datatypePrototypes.
