text, users find that making adjustments is considerably easier and more precise than altering an image using graphical tools. It boils down to simply modifying the text, a process far more straightforward Splitting large files Sometimes, you will get some very large image files. You can use the page (hpages)x(vpages) command to split the generated image into several files : hpages is a number that indicated between objects Relations between objects are defined using the following symbols : Type Symbol Image Extension <|-- Composition *-- Aggregation o-- It is possible to replace -- by .. to have a dotted

Splitting large files Sometimes, you will get some very large image files. You can use the page (hpages)x(vpages) command to split the generated image into several files : hpages is a number that indicated onSecurityCheck" then ->[true] "Page.onInit()" if "isForward?" then ->[no] "Process controls" if "continue processing?" then -->[yes] ===RENDERING=== else -->[no] ===REDIRECT_CHECK=== endif else -->[yes] ===RENDERING=== file; endwhile (empty) :close file; @enduml 5.6 Parallel processing You can use fork, fork again and end fork keywords to denote parallel processing. @startuml start if (multiprocessor?) then (yes) fork

Splitting large files Sometimes, you will get some very large image files. You can use the page (hpages)x(vpages) command to split the generated image into several files : hpages is a number that indicated onSecurityCheck" then ->[true] "Page.onInit()" if "isForward?" then ->[no] "Process controls" if "continue processing?" then -->[yes] ===RENDERING=== else -->[no] ===REDIRECT_CHECK=== endif else -->[yes] ===RENDERING=== diagrams; endwhile stop @enduml PlantUML Language Reference Guide (1.2019.1) 62 / 147 5.6 Parallel processing 5 ACTIVITY DIAGRAM (BETA) It is possible to provide a label after the endwhile keyword, or using

Splitting large files Sometimes, you will get some very large image files. You can use the page (hpages)x(vpages) command to split the generated image into several files : hpages is a number that indicated onSecurityCheck" then ->[true] "Page.onInit()" if "isForward?" then ->[no] "Process controls" if "continue processing?" then -->[yes] ===RENDERING=== else -->[no] ===REDIRECT_CHECK=== endif else -->[yes] ===RENDERING=== keywords to have repeat loops. PlantUML Language Reference Guide (1.2019.2) 67 / 159 5.6 Parallel processing 5 ACTIVITY DIAGRAM (BETA) @startuml start while (data available?) :read data; :generate diagrams;

text, users find that making adjustments is considerably easier and more precise than altering an image using graphical tools. It boils down to simply modifying the text, a process far more straightforward 3.33 대용량파일분할하기 Sometimes, you will get some very large image files. You can use the page (hpages)x(vpages) command to split the generated image into several files : hpages is a number that indicated between objects Relations between objects are defined using the following symbols : Type Symbol Image Extension <|-- Composition *-- Aggregation o-- It is possible to replace -- by .. to have a dotted

3.27 대용량파일분할하기 Sometimes, you will get some very large image files. You can use the page (hpages)x(vpages) command to split the generated image into several files : hpages is a number that indicated onSecurityCheck" then ->[true] "Page.onInit()" if "isForward?" then ->[no] "Process controls" if "continue processing?" then -->[yes] ===RENDERING=== else -->[no] ===REDIRECT_CHECK=== endif else -->[yes] ===RENDERING=== keywords to have repeat loops. @startuml start PlantUML 언어참조가이드 (1.2019.9) 65 / 171 5.6 Parallel processing 5 ACTIVITY DIAGRAM (BETA) while (data available?) :read data; :generate diagrams; endwhile stop

3.27 대용량파일분할하기 Sometimes, you will get some very large image files. You can use the page (hpages)x(vpages) command to split the generated image into several files : hpages is a number that indicated onSecurityCheck" then ->[true] "Page.onInit()" if "isForward?" then ->[no] "Process controls" if "continue processing?" then -->[yes] ===RENDERING=== else -->[no] ===REDIRECT_CHECK=== endif else -->[yes] ===RENDERING=== keywords to have repeat loops. @startuml start PlantUML 언어참조가이드 (1.2019.6) 65 / 171 5.6 Parallel processing 5 ACTIVITY DIAGRAM (BETA) while (data available?) :read data; :generate diagrams; endwhile stop

3.27 대용량파일분할하기 Sometimes, you will get some very large image files. You can use the page (hpages)x(vpages) command to split the generated image into several files : hpages is a number that indicated onSecurityCheck" then ->[true] "Page.onInit()" if "isForward?" then ->[no] "Process controls" if "continue processing?" then -->[yes] ===RENDERING=== else -->[no] ===REDIRECT_CHECK=== endif else -->[yes] ===RENDERING=== and end while keywords to have repeat loops. PlantUML 언어참조가이드 (1.2019.2) 65 / 157 5.6 Parallel processing 5 ACTIVITY DIAGRAM (BETA) @startuml start while (data available?) :read data; :generate diagrams;

Splitting large files Sometimes, you will get some very large image files. You can use the page (hpages)x(vpages) command to split the generated image into several files : hpages is a number that indicated onSecurityCheck" then ->[true] "Page.onInit()" if "isForward?" then ->[no] "Process controls" if "continue processing?" then -->[yes] ===RENDERING=== else -->[no] ===REDIRECT_CHECK=== endif else -->[yes] ===RENDERING=== file; endwhile (empty) :close file; @enduml 5.6 Parallel processing You can use fork, fork again and end fork keywords to denote parallel processing. @startuml start if (multiprocessor?) then (yes) fork

3.27 대용량파일분할하기 Sometimes, you will get some very large image files. You can use the page (hpages)x(vpages) command to split the generated image into several files : hpages is a number that indicated onSecurityCheck" then ->[true] "Page.onInit()" if "isForward?" then ->[no] "Process controls" if "continue processing?" then -->[yes] ===RENDERING=== else -->[no] ===REDIRECT_CHECK=== endif else -->[yes] ===RENDERING=== file; endwhile (empty) :close file; @enduml 5.6 Parallel processing You can use fork, fork again and end fork keywords to denote parallel processing. @startuml start if (multiprocessor?) then (yes) fork