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Editing a Subchart
After you open a subchart (see Opening a Subchart), you can perform any editing operation on its contents that you can perform on a top-level chart. This means that you can create, copy, paste, cut, relabel, and resize the states, transitions, and subcharts in a subchart. You can also group states, boxes, and graphical functions inside subcharts.
You can also cut and paste objects between different levels in your chart. For example, to copy objects from a top-level chart to one of its subcharts, first open the top-level chart and copy the objects. Then open the subchart and paste the objects into the subchart.
Transitions from outside subcharts to states or junctions inside subcharts are called supertransitions. You create supertransitions differently than you do ordinary transitions. See Using Supertransitions in Stateflow Charts for information on creating supertransitions.
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