SYSML2_ — Accept after guard causes errors in IDE

The specification states in 7.17.3:

"The accepter action for a transition usage is placed after the guard expression and notated using the accept keyword..."

The examples in 7.17.3 also show "accept" after the "if' statement.

However, the implementation (specifically, Eclipse) will not instantiate a transition that has the accept after the guard. It will recognize the accept before the guard.

For example:

    item def TurnOn;
    state def OffOn {
    	state off;
    	state on;
    	in attribute enabled;
    	transition off_on3 first off accept TurnOn if enabled then on;//This declaration parses
    	transition off_on4 first off if enabled accept TurnOn then on;//This declaration does not parse.
    }

Duplicate of SYSML2_-246

This issue is a duplicate of issue SYSML2_-246. The resolution to SYSML2_-89 also resolves SYSML2_-246 and this issue.