Using an InstanceValue in a ValueSpecificationAction is similar to creating an instance using a CreateObjectAction, except that values may be given for the StructuralFeatures of the instance using slots on the InstanceSpecification of the InstanceValue.

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Using an InstanceValue in a ValueSpecificationAction is similar to creating an instance using a CreateObjectAction, except that values may be given for the StructuralFeatures of the instance using slots on the InstanceSpecification of the InstanceValue.
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16.4.3.5 Value Specification Actions - A ValueSpecificationAction is an Action that evaluates a ValueSpecification and places the resulting value on its result OutputPin.
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A CreateObjectAction is an Action that creates an instance of the specified Classifier.
CreateObjectAction::classifier : Classifier [1..1] The Classifier to be instantiated.
CreateObjectAction::result : OutputPin [1..1]{subsets Action::output} The OutputPin on which the newly created object is placed.
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