uml - Is there a standard diagram type with both state and activity? -

I understand that a UML activity diagram describes an algorithm, so a sense is a modern version of a flow chart , Whereas a UML stat chart shows that all possible (or interesting) say that they can find themselves in an object or system, and show all possible changes between those states.

I also understand that they are orthogonal models: an arrow connecting two states in the state chart shows a part of an algorithm or activity diagram; And some, if not all, arrows represent the states between two activities of an activity diagram, in which the object is found continuously in between the verbs.

Is there a standard diagram type (UML or otherwise traditional) which gives different sizes

something like this:

  start -> (State: new) - & gt; [Verb: save] - & gt; (State: saved) - & gt; [Verb: delete] ...  

but the staticchin type is the behavior definition Definition of which can be defined to join some structural programming features such as decision (which is selected in the state machine), fork. You can define behavior in many parts of the state machine (if you want, verb). During the transition, in the entry of the state, during the execution of the state and on the state exit. In this case you can add the state's flow to your object and display behavior execution in a diagram. However, the defined behavior for states and transit is not a different shape, it is shown as transit name and text within state definition. See the superstructure document statistic section for more details.