Have you triedNext == \E p \in Possibilities : Increase(p)StephanOn 24 Feb 2022, at 16:15, jack malkovick <sillym...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Another beginner question. Let's say I have something likeVARIABLE vIncrease(x) == v' = v + xPossibilities == {1, 2, 3}And I would like to define something likeNext == Increase(1) \/ Increase(2) \/ Increase(3)but using something like p \in Possibilites. I've tried all kinds of stuff but a silly subtle error makes TLA to generate only one action instead of 3.--
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