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Modelling: About the Webel "Trust the Type" version on the right:
- The Merge is called
continuenotcontinueCharging. What else would it be continuing, it's inside a (relatively simple)ChargeBattery! - For most actions the name (which happens to be very short anyway in the Webel version) is not shown, as we can "Trust the Type" to tell us exactly what it is doing without essentially repeating the Type in a verbose action usage name.
- We do need to show a name for the action usage typed by
MonitorBattery, because it is referenced in the guards, but we keep it short; justmonis fine.
If you are wondering whether using short action usage names also works with performed actions, it most certainly does, but the trick is to always include the Type when referencing so you can still "Trust the Type" (and it displays in the perform actions compartment nicely too).