use direction or reverseDirection to align text depending on arrow direction. Further details and examples of this are available on the skinparam page. @startuml skinparam sequenceMessageAlign right Bob [Image](/uploads/documents/0/f/3/7/0f378ac4dbdee1b26f1b43e2c82176bc/p32_1.jpg) ### 1.38 Appendix: Examples of all arrow type #### 1.38.1 Normal arrow @startuml participant Alice as a a -> b : "->" c82176bc/p138_1.jpg) ## 7 Diagrama de Componentes Veamos algunos ejemplos: Let's have few examples. Advantages of PlantUML: - Simplicity: With PlantUML, you can create component diagrams using

inside of a record declaration, but not inside modules declared in an abstract block. #### 3.1.2 Examples Integers can be implemented in various ways, e.g. as difference of two natural numbers: module copatterns to define an element of a record type, the fields of the record must be in scope. In the examples above, we use open Enumeration to bring the fields of the record into scope. Consider the first notation): data Nat : Set where zero : Nat suc : Nat $ \rightarrow $ Nat We give a few more examples. First the data type of truth values: data Bool : Set where true : Bool false : Bool The True

/@cfunction return type translation guide 329 Passing Pointers for Modifying Inputs 330 34.4 C Wrapper Examples 330 34.5 Fortran Wrapper Example 331 34.6 Garbage Collection Safety 332 34.7 Non-constant 597 52.1 Mathematical Operators ..... 597 52.2 Mathematical Functions ..... 618 53 Examples ..... 631 53.1 Customizable binary operators ..... 647 54 Numbers ..... 649 54.1 Standard TerminalMenus ..... 1133 91.1 Examples ..... 1133 RadioMenu ..... 1133 MultiSelectMenu ..... 1134 91.2 Customization / Configuration ..... 1134 Arguments ..... 1134 Examples ..... 1135 92 References

/@cfunction return type translation guide 329 Passing Pointers for Modifying Inputs 330 34.4 C Wrapper Examples 330 34.5 Fortran Wrapper Example 331 34.6 Garbage Collection Safety 332 34.7 Non-constant 599 52.1 Mathematical Operators ..... 599 52.2 Mathematical Functions ..... 620 53 Examples ..... 633 53.1 Customizable binary operators ..... 649 54 Numbers ..... 651 54.1 Standard TerminalMenus ..... 1135 91.1 Examples ..... 1135 RadioMenu ..... 1135 MultiSelectMenu ..... 1136 91.2 Customization / Configuration ..... 1136 Arguments ..... 1136 Examples ..... 1137 92 References

Modifying Inputs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 325 35.4 C Wrapper Examples . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 326 35.5 Fortran Func�ons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 602 53 Examples 615 54 Numbers 633 54.1 Standard Numeric Types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1096 91 TerminalMenus 1099 91.1 Examples . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Pointers for Modifying Inputs 319 Special Reference Syntax for ccall (deprecated): 319 34.4 Some Examples of C Wrappers 320 34.5 Garbage Collection Safety 321 34.6 Non-constant Function Specifications 558 51 Mathematics 559 51.1 Mathematical Operators 559 51.2 Mathematical Functions 578 52 Examples 591 53 Numbers 609 53.1 Standard Numeric Types 609 Abstract number types 609 Concrete number 87 TerminalMenus 1047 87.1 Examples 1047 RadioMenu 1047 MultiSelectMenu 1048 87.2 Customization / Configuration 1048 Arguments 1048 Examples 1049 88 References 1051

Pointers for Modifying Inputs 321 Special Reference Syntax for ccall (deprecated): 321 34.4 Some Examples of C Wrappers 322 34.5 Garbage Collection Safety ..... 323 34.6 Non-constant Function Specifications ... 561 51.1 Mathematical Operators ..... 561 51.2 Mathematical Functions ..... 581 52 Examples ..... 593 53 Numbers ..... 611 53.1 Standard Numeric Types ..... 611 Abstract number types TerminalMenus ..... 1049 87.1 Examples ..... 1049 RadioMenu ..... 1049 MultiSelectMenu ..... 1050 87.2 Customization / Configuration ..... 1050 Arguments ..... 1050 Examples ..... 1051 88 References

/@cfunction return type translation guide 311 Passing Pointers for Modifying Inputs 312 27.4 C Wrapper Examples 312 27.5 Fortran Wrapper Example 313 27.6 Garbage Collection Safety 314 27.7 Non-constant 45 Mathematics 589 45.1 Mathematical Operators 589 45.2 Mathematical Functions 611 46 Examples 625 46.1 Customizable binary operators 642 47 Numbers 643 47.1 Standard Numeric Types 643 keybindings .1130 81.3 Tab completion .1131 81.4 Customizing Colors .1133 81.5 TerminalMenus .1133 Examples .1134 Customization / Configuration .1135 81.6 References .1136 82 Random Numbers .1139

/@cfunction return type translation guide 311 Passing Pointers for Modifying Inputs 312 27.4 C Wrapper Examples 312 27.5 Fortran Wrapper Example 313 27.6 Garbage Collection Safety 314 27.7 Non-constant 45 Mathematics 589 45.1 Mathematical Operators 589 45.2 Mathematical Functions 611 46 Examples 625 46.1 Customizable binary operators 642 47 Numbers 643 47.1 Standard Numeric Types 643 keybindings .1128 81.3 Tab completion .1129 81.4 Customizing Colors .1131 81.5 TerminalMenus .1131 Examples .1132 Customization / Configuration .1133 81.6 References .1134 82 Random Numbers .1137

@cfunction return type translation guide 311 Passing Pointers for Modifying Inputs 312 27.4 C Wrapper Examples 312 27.5 Fortran Wrapper Example 313 27.6 Garbage Collection Safety 314 27.7 Non-constant 45 Mathematics 589 45.1 Mathematical Operators 589 45.2 Mathematical Functions 611 46 Examples 625 46.1 Customizable binary operators 642 47 Numbers 643 47.1 Standard Numeric Types 643 Tab completion ..... 1129 81.4 Customizing Colors ..... 1131 81.5 TerminalMenus ..... 1131 Examples ..... 1132 Customization / Configuration ..... 1133 81.6 References ..... 1134 82 Random Numbers