@startmindmap * Style equivalent\n(between Creole and HTML) **:**Creole** ---- <#silver>|= code|= output| | \n This is ""~**bold**""\n | \n This is **bold** | | \n This is ""~//italics//""\n | \n This is ved""\n | \n This is ~~waved~~ |; **:Legacy HTML like ---- <#silver>|= code|= output| | \n This is ""~bold""\n | \n This is bold | | \n This is ""~italics""\n | This is ""~waved""\n | \n This is waved | And color as a bonus... <#silver>|= code|= output| | \n This is ""~""green"""">stroked""\n | \n This is stroked

@startmindmap * Style equivalent\n(between Creole and HTML) **:**Creole** ---- <#silver>|= code|= output| | \n This is ""~**bold**""\n | \n This is **bold** | | \n This is ""~//italics//""\n | \n This is ved""\n | \n This is ~~waved~~ |; **:Legacy HTML like ---- <#silver>|= code|= output| | \n This is ""~bold""\n | \n This is bold | | \n This is ""~italics""\n | This is ""~waved""\n | \n This is waved | And color as a bonus... <#silver>|= code|= output| | \n This is ""~""green"""">stroked""\n | \n This is stroked

again -[hidden]-> (Z) end split :D; @enduml [Ref. QA-8662] 6.9.3 Output split (multi-end) You can use kill or detach to make an output split (multi-end): @startuml start split :A; kill split again :B; @startmindmap * Style equivalent\n(between Creole and HTML) **:**Creole** ---- <#silver>|= code|= output| | \n This is ""~**bold**""\n | \n This is **bold** | | \n This is ""~//italics//""\n | \n This is ved""\n | \n This is ~~waved~~ |; **:Legacy HTML like ---- <#silver>|= code|= output| | \n This is ""~bold""\n | \n This is bold | | \n This is ""~italics""\n |

accuracy. The ability to integrate with various documentation platforms and its wide range of supported output formats make PlantUML a versatile tool for both developers and non-developers. Lastly, being open-source again -[hidden]-> (Z) end split :D; @enduml [Ref. QA-8662] 6.11.3 Output split (multi-end) You can use kill or detach to make an output split (multi-end): @startuml start split :A; kill split again :B; version control. • Versatility: Integrate with various documentation platforms and support multiple output formats. • Open-Source & Community Support: Backed by a strong community that continuously contributes

value2 Param3 value3 Param4 value4 } 18.3 Black and White You can force the use of a black&white output using skinparam monochrome true command. @startuml skinparam monochrome true actor User participant Reverse colors 18 SKINPARAM COMMAND 18.5 Reverse colors You can force the use of a black&white output using skinparam monochrome reverse command. This can be useful for black background environment. URL, so you don't need !includeurl • Some features (like %date%) have been replaced by builtin functions (for example %date()) • When calling a legacy !definelong macro with no arguments, you do have

value2 Param3 value3 Param4 value4 } 18.3 Black and White You can force the use of a black&white output using skinparam monochrome true command. @startuml skinparam monochrome true actor User participant Reverse colors 18 SKINPARAM COMMAND 18.5 Reverse colors You can force the use of a black&white output using skinparam monochrome reverse command. This can be useful for black background environment. URL, so you don't need !includeurl • Some features (like %date%) have been replaced by builtin functions (for example %date()) • When calling a legacy !definelong macro with no arguments, you do have

serie de macros útiles. • println!(format, ..) imprime una linea a la salida estándar (”standard output”), aplicando el formato descrito en std::fmt. • format!(format, ..) funciona igual que println! Multiply { type Output; fn multiply(&self, other: &Self) -> Self::Output; } impl Multiply for Meters { type Output = MetersSquared; fn multiply(&self, other: &Self) -> Self::Output { MetersSquared(self traits en std::ops: struct Point { x: i32, y: i32, } impl std::ops::Add for Point { 100 type Output = Self; fn add(self, other: Self) -> Self { Self { x: self.x + other.x, y: self.y + other.y }

vacío, lo que es contrario a la lógica común. Manejo de NULL en UDF's Las UDF's (User Defined Functions o Funciones Definidas por el Usuario) son funciones no internas en el motor, por tanto definidas