. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 2.2.1. apt vs. apt-get / apt-cache vs. aptitude . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 2.2.2. Operaciones básicas básicas de gestión de paquetes utilizando la línea de órdenes apt(8), aptitude(8) y apt-get(8)/apt-cache(8) 54 2.7. Opciones más importantes de la orden aptitude(8) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Animo a obtener más información sobre el paquete escribiendo lo siguiente. $ dpkg -L vim $ apt-cache show vim $ aptitude show vim Una documentación puede indicar su ubicación mediante el nombre de archivo

38 / 304 2.5 Use package 2 DIAGRAMA DE CASOS DE USO 2.5 Use package You can use packages to group actors or use cases. @startuml left to right direction actor Guest as g package Professional { actor actor Chef as c actor "Food Critic" as fc } package Restaurant { usecase "Eat Food" as UC1 usecase "Pay for Food" as UC2 usecase "Drink" as UC3 usecase "Review" as UC4 } fc --> UC4 g --> UC1 g --> UC2 g --> --> UC3 @enduml You can use rectangle to change the display of the package. @startuml Guía de Referencia del Lenguaje PlantUML (1.2020.23) 39 / 304 2.6 Ejemplo básico 2 DIAGRAMA DE CASOS DE USO left

29 / 292 2.5 Use package 2 DIAGRAMA DE CASOS DE USO 2.5 Use package You can use packages to group actors or use cases. @startuml left to right direction actor Guest as g package Professional { actor actor Chef as c actor "Food Critic" as fc } package Restaurant { usecase "Eat Food" as UC1 usecase "Pay for Food" as UC2 usecase "Drink" as UC3 usecase "Review" as UC4 } fc --> UC4 g --> UC1 g --> UC2 g --> --> UC3 @enduml You can use rectangle to change the display of the package. @startuml Guía de Referencia del Lenguaje PlantUML (1.2020.22) 30 / 292 2.6 Ejemplo básico 2 DIAGRAMA DE CASOS DE USO left

2.5 Use package You can use packages to group actors or use cases. @startuml left to right direction actor Guest as g package Professional { actor Chef as c actor "Food Critic" as fc } package Restaurant --> UC4 g --> UC1 g --> UC2 g --> UC3 @enduml You can use rectangle to change the display of the package. @startuml left to right direction actor "Food Critic" as fc rectangle Restaurant { usecase "Eat les correspondan: Character Icon for field Icon for method Visibility - private # protected ~ package private + public @startuml class Dummy { -field1 #field2 ~method1() +method2() } @enduml Guía

2.5 Use package You can use packages to group actors or use cases. @startuml left to right direction actor Guest as g package Professional { actor Chef as c actor "Food Critic" as fc } package Restaurant --> UC4 g --> UC1 g --> UC2 g --> UC3 @enduml You can use rectangle to change the display of the package. @startuml left to right direction actor "Food Critic" as fc rectangle Restaurant { usecase "Eat les correspondan: Character Icon for field Icon for method Visibility - private # protected ~ package private + public @startuml class Dummy { -field1 #field2 ~method1() +method2() } @enduml Guía

2.5 Use package You can use packages to group actors or use cases. @startuml left to right direction actor Guest as g package Professional { actor Chef as c actor "Food Critic" as fc } package Restaurant --> UC4 g --> UC1 g --> UC2 g --> UC3 @enduml You can use rectangle to change the display of the package. @startuml left to right direction actor "Food Critic" as fc rectangle Restaurant { usecase "Eat les correspondan: Character Icon for field Icon for method Visibility - private # protected ~ package private + public @startuml class Dummy { -field1 #field2 ~method1() +method2() } @enduml Guía

muchas cosas avanzadas y no limitadas a: * Estructura del proyecto/paquete * workspaces * Manejo/Cache de Dependencias de Desarrollo y de Runtime * build scripting * Instalación global * También es extensible directorio exercise/ para tu código: $ cargo new exercise Created binary (application) `exercise` package 3. Ve a exercise/ y usa cargo run para compilar y ejecutar tu binario: $ cd exercise $ cargo run un paquete de software. struct Package { name: String, version: String, authors: Vec, dependencies: Vec, language: Option, } impl Package { /// Devuelve una representación

as g package Professional { Guía de Referencia del Lenguaje PlantUML (1.2023.11) 46 / 530 2.5 Utilice el paquete 2 DIAGRAMA DE CASOS DE USO actor Chef as c actor "Food Critic" as fc } package Restaurant les correspondan: Character Icon for field Icon for method Visibility - private # protected ~ package private + public @startuml class Dummy { -field1 #field2 ~method1() +method2() } @enduml Puedes Date << (D,orchid) >> @enduml 3.21 Paquetes Puedes definir un paquete usando la palabra reservada package, y opcionalmente declarar un color de fondo para tu paquete (Usando el nombre o el código HTML del

DIAGRAMA DE CLASES Character Icon for field Icon for method Visibility - private # protected ~ package private + public @startuml class Dummy { -field1 #field2 ~method1() +method2() } @enduml Puedes Date << (D,orchid) >> @enduml 3.16 Paquetes Puedes definir un paquete usando la palabra reservada package, y opcionalmente declarar un color de fondo para tu paquete (Usando el nombre o el código HTML del que las definiciones de paquetes pueden ser anidadas. @startuml package "Classic Collections" #DDDDDD { Object <|-- ArrayList } package net.sourceforge.plantuml { Object <|-- Demo1 Demo1 *- Demo2 }

les correspondan: Character Icon for field Icon for method Visibility - private # protected ~ package private + public @startuml class Dummy { -field1 #field2 ~method1() +method2() } @enduml Puedes Date << (D,orchid) >> @enduml 3.16 Paquetes Puedes definir un paquete usando la palabra reservada package, y opcionalmente declarar un color de fondo para tu paquete (Usando el nombre o el código HTML del @startuml package "Classic Collections" #DDDDDD { Object <|-- ArrayList Guía de Referencia del Lenguaje PlantUML (1.2019.4) 43 / 165 3.17 Estilos de paquetes 3 DIAGRAMA DE CLASES } package net.sourceforge