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README.md

+# Looping Workflows
+
+Scala Implementation of the workflow language with loops.
+
+Workflows can be written directly in Scala by instantiating case classes.
+You can find implicits helping with that in ``de.tum.workflows.Implicits``.
+
+For now, it is possible to generate the LTL formula for a workflow using
+``Encoding.toFOLTL(w)``
+and translate it to pure LTL that can be parsed by Spot.
+
+An example can be found at ``de.tum.workflows.Main``
+It can be run using ``sbt run`` and logs the resulting LTL formulas for the example workflow to the console.
+
+(You can generate an eclipse project by running ``sbt eclipse`` after installing the sbt plugin)

src/main/scala/de/tum/workflows/Main.scala

@@ -37,5 +37,5 @@ object Main extends App with LazyLogging {
   // agent list
   val res2 = LTL.eliminateUniversals(res, List("a"))
   val res3 = LTL.eliminatePredicates(res2)
-  logger.info(res3.toString())
+  logger.info(s"Complete formula: $res3")
 }
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