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The uneauaer modtie list cordigures de assembly line and then mows casterordn along ¡ (from start to

flri&ij. The ltn&danager objed coadigures the ctstetlon objects identified by the user, and mows orders along

the line one step at a Unie. A IR. L.t.t ta is a $tattar that the ln.e. has activated on the use(s request. At

each step, ewsy wnstatiäì (Ills one item r a teats eder . ¡possible. The manager mows orders from station

to stfln. Once an order has reached the end of the be. mis either complete or eicomplete. An order is iicoenplete

dore or more stations had an insufficient number of item instad to co that orders requests

Workstation Module

The artstatten modtde consists of three dostle-ended queJes of custaeroeder and the ar*stattcn class. The

queues (global valables) hold the orders at either end of the assembly bit

. reutq holds the orders to be placed arito the assembly brie a the list station.

• co.ptetrd holds the orders that have been removed from the last station aid have been completely Wed

. tarctete holds the orders that have been removed from the last station and could not be filled completely.

The wortstattwi class defines the structure of an adrwe station on the assembly be and contain all the

functionality for Wing customer orders with station items. Each rtcstation is-a-kind-of natiØ. A earkstetion

object manages order processing for a sangle  on the assembly be. Sea a Icrtstetsosi object represents a

single location on the assembly be (or fibig customer orders with items, the object cannot be coped or moved

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The wortstatsai das ¡dadas the following additional infomsation

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. tores - is a dorAde ended queue with custoeerœes entering the back aid eaitiig the front. These are

orders that have been placad on this station to receive service (or already received service).

. ejriextstaticn — a pointer to the next eartstatioi on the assenibly hie.

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