Re: rendering code
- From: "Anthony Ettinger" <aettinger sdsualumni org>
- To: "discussions about usage and development of dia" <dia-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: rendering code
- Date: Thu, 1 Jun 2006 13:41:13 -0700
have you looked at tedia2sql? Works on multiple databases. The only
glitch I ran into was not knowing how to diagram the constraints for
Oracle properly, but I think that's a limitation of my Dia knowledge
not the sql generator.
On 6/1/06, pber <paolo bernardi tin it> wrote:
Hi people,
one intro and 2 groups of questions:
intro:
around exist some very good tools to render
source-code from dia-diagrams.
The problems comes when you make many diagrams
in which the same class is instanciated many times
and in many different way. Rendering "this" code
require a not so trivial normalization process.
At the beginning I tryied using the python-binding:
but I discovered that it didn't cover the 100%
of diagrammatic informations.
Then I turned on working around XML-code
(thanks for the indented output
and the double-sharp-trick)!
"A" questions:
can you tell me something about
"component feature" binary associations
from UML package?
Where should I search info about that symbology?
Is it UML-standard (I dont remeber it in UML1.0,
maybe 2.x)?
"B" questions:
Can you tell me if 100% of the informations
I can retreive from a .dia file are reachable
at run-time too:
1) in the living python objects
2) in the leaving C objects
i.e.:
Does a C-living-object knows
the exact ID it will get after its serialization
into the dia-file?
Does a python-living-object knows
the exact ID it will get after its serialization
into the dia-file?
Thanks for your great job,
best regards:
Paolo Bernardi
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