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names start with a $. There are two types of data: • Integer number (int); • String (str) - these must be surrounded by single quote or double quote. Variables created outside function are global, hashCode() !endprocedure $init_class("foo1") $init_class("foo2") $msg("foo1", "foo2") @enduml Variables defined in procedures are local. It means that the variable is destroyed when the procedure ends by default (they are destroyed when the function is exited). However, you can access to global variables from function. However, you can use the local keyword to create a local variable if ever a global

names start with a $. There are two types of data: • Integer number (int); • String (str) - these must be surrounded by single quote or double quote. Variables created outside function are global, hashCode() !endprocedure $init_class("foo1") $init_class("foo2") $msg("foo1", "foo2") @enduml Variables defined in procedures are local. It means that the variable is destroyed when the procedure ends by default (they are destroyed when the function is exited). However, you can access to global variables from function. However, you can use the local keyword to create a local variable if ever a global

.. node3 : label2 node1 ~~ node4 : label3 node1 == node5 @enduml It is possible to use several types of links: @startuml artifact artifact1 artifact artifact2 artifact artifact3 artifact artifact4 artifact8 artifact1 --^ artifact9 artifact1 --(0 artifact10 @enduml You can also have the following types: @startuml cloud cloud1 cloud cloud2 cloud cloud3 PlantUML Sprachreferenz (1.2021.2) 134 / 405 names start with a $. There are two types of data: • Integer number (int); • String (str) - these must be surrounded by single quote or double quote. Variables created outside function are global,

.. node3 : label2 node1 ~~ node4 : label3 node1 == node5 @enduml It is possible to use several types of links: @startuml artifact artifact1 artifact artifact2 artifact artifact3 artifact artifact4 artifact8 artifact1 --^ artifact9 artifact1 --(0 artifact10 @enduml You can also have the following types: @startuml cloud cloud1 cloud cloud2 cloud cloud3 PlantUML Sprachreferenz (1.2021.1) 134 / 383 names start with a $. There are two types of data: • Integer number (int); • String (str) - these must be surrounded by single quote or double quote. Variables created outside function are global,

.. node3 : label2 node1 ~~ node4 : label3 node1 == node5 @enduml It is possible to use several types of links: @startuml artifact artifact1 artifact artifact2 artifact artifact3 artifact artifact4 artifact8 artifact1 --^ artifact9 artifact1 --(0 artifact10 @enduml You can also have the following types: @startuml cloud cloud1 cloud cloud2 cloud cloud3 PlantUML Sprachreferenz (1.2021.2) 134 / 388 names start with a $. There are two types of data: • Integer number (int); • String (str) - these must be surrounded by single quote or double quote. Variables created outside function are global,

.. node3 : label2 node1 ~~ node4 : label3 node1 == node5 @enduml It is possible to use several types of links: @startuml artifact artifact1 artifact artifact2 artifact artifact3 artifact artifact4 artifact8 artifact1 --^ artifact9 artifact1 --(0 artifact10 @enduml You can also have the following types: @startuml cloud cloud1 cloud cloud2 cloud cloud3 cloud cloud4 PlantUML Sprachreferenz (1.2023 Although this is not mandatory, we highly suggest that variable names start with a $. There are three types of data: • Integer number (int); • String (str) - these must be surrounded by single quote or double

variable names start with a $. There are two types of data: • Integer number • String - these must be surrounded by single quote or double quote. Variables created outside function are global, that is "foo2") @enduml PlantUML Sprachreferenz (1.2019.9) 147 / 172 19.5 Return function 19 PREPROCESSING Variables defined in functions are local. It means that the variable is destroyed when the function ends. by default (they are destroyed when the function is exited). However, you can access to global variables from function. However, you can use the local keyword to create a local variable if ever a global

in deb822-style as the following. Types: deb deb-src URIs: http://deb.debian.org/debian/ Suites: bookworm Components: main non-free-firmware contrib non-free Types: deb deb-src URIs: http://security lines separated by a blank line defines the data source for the APT system. – The ”Types:” stanza defines the list of types such as ”deb” and ”deb-src”. – The ”URIs:” stanza defines the list of root URIs non-free, non-free-firmware and contrib packages include freely distributable packages of following types: • Dokumentationspakete unter der GNU-Lizenz für freie Dokumentation mit unveränderlichen Abschnitten

Generated %date% or ANOTHER_DATE alice -> bob @enduml 17.6 Other special variables You can also use the following special variables: Variable Content %dirpath% Path of the current file %filename% Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127 17.6 Other special variables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127 17.7 Macro on