Naming the in-text arrows.

In a line of text, it is probably a better idea to type f : A $\bimo$ B than A $\Bimo$ fB. Nevertheless the Diagram Macros allow you to give an upper name to the single in-text arrows as well as an upper-lower name to the double in-text arrows. It is a general rule of the Diagram Macros that to give an upper name to a single arrow or an upper-lower name to a double arrow, it suffices to

type the first letter of the corresponding command as an upper-case letter
give the name(s) of the arrow(s) as argument(s) of the command.

Here is a list of the available named in-text arrows:

plain arrow f +f+ f

dotted arrow f +f+ f

monomorphism f +f+ f

epimorphism f +f+ f

bimorphism f +f+ f

isomorphism f +f+ f

pair of parallel arrows f, g +fg+ fg

pair of adjoint arrows f, g +fg+ fg

backward plain arrow f +f+ f

backward dotted arrow f +f+ f

backward monomorphism f +f+ f

backward epimorphism f +f+ f

backward bimorphism f +f+ f

backward isomorphism f +f+ f

pair of parallel backward arrows f, g +fg+ fg

backward pair of adjointarrows f, g +fg+ fg

The name of an arrow will always be processed in Math mode at the scripstyle size; therefore the text characters will be printed in Math italic and you should not type any $ sign to introduce a mathematical symbol in the name of an arrow.

plain arrow f	+f+	f
dotted arrow f	+f+	f
monomorphism f	+f+	f
epimorphism f	+f+	f
bimorphism f	+f+	f
isomorphism f	+f+	f
pair of parallel arrows f, g	+fg+	fg
pair of adjoint arrows f, g	+fg+	fg
backward plain arrow f	+f+	f
backward dotted arrow f	+f+	f
backward monomorphism f	+f+	f
backward epimorphism f	+f+	f
backward bimorphism f	+f+	f
backward isomorphism f	+f+	f
pair of parallel backward arrows f, g	+fg+	fg
backward pair of adjointarrows f, g	+fg+	fg