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UML Shapeset fork to ERD shapeset
- From: Tim Ellis <Tim Ellis gamet com>
- To: dia-list gnome org
- Subject: UML Shapeset fork to ERD shapeset
- Date: Wed, 31 Jul 2002 14:53:33 -0700
> I shall eventually copy UML shapeset, create another called ERD, and
> change the syntax to be SQL specific so there doesn't have to be a
> vocabulary mapping anymore.
It just occurred to me that since UML and ERD will be 99% similar with
mainly only a vocubulary difference, that it might be wise not to fork UML
& ERD.
What would you list subscribers guess would be the best method for *NOT*
forking the UML shapeset, and renaming the labels & values for various
checkboxes, text boxes, etc?
Here's a quick example:
On the Class shape, there is a checkbox on the Class tab called
"Abstract" which for ERD I would call "View." Also, under the Attributes
tab, there's a drop-down labelled "Visibility" which I would relabel
"Column Type" and the values would be not
Public/Private/Protected/Implementation but Normal/PK.
Being a non-coder, my guess is there needs to be a pre-processor that
generates both class.c and dbclass.c which are different in those subtle
ways...?
Or is it quicker/easier just to fork the shapeset and try to keep the
updates consistent across both shapesets?
--
Tim Ellis
Senior Database Architect
Gamet, Inc.
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