Hi Hans,
> > - it will export a UML diagram based on the above specification to a > > Postgres compatible SQL file. > > > Could you eloborate a bit more why you choose UML to represent the database > tables? Since Dia 0.97 there are dedicated database objects by > > https://git.gnome.org/browse/dia/commit/?id=b083ef1f0eec15b3f157d256a5a56548c82148e7 > Is there some issue with the set of databse objects, which made you avoid > them in your plug-in? I had a lot of legacy diagrams that had been designed to be parsed by tedia2sql, so that was my immediate need. I think it would be trivial to add support for the database objects and if other Dia users would find this useful and I have the time I'm happy to implement it Ideally, I would like to expand the plugin set to give Dia functionality akin to MySQL Workbench, but it's a question of time and need - for now I am only implementing those features that I find necessary and if others find them useful then that is a bonus. Cheers Chris -- Chris Daley s: chebizarro tw: chebizarro "There is no way to peace — peace is the way" - A.J. Muste
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