Having prepared to define a table:
!define T (P,YellowGreen) Database Table
!define table(x) class x <<T>>
!define primary_key(x) <b>PK: x</b>
!define foreign_key(x,reference) <b>FK: </b>x
The formatting into colums needs adding \t manually:
table(customer){
{field} primary_key(uid) : \t\t\t uid \t just put a primary key to every table
{field} customerno : \t\t integer \t counting customers
{field} customername : \t string \t let them have a name
}First it should be possibl to let ":" start a column automatically.
Second wish, that the columns align automaticall (similar to a pattern in LaTeX l, c, r, X would be great ;-)
instead of writing \t\t\t to get it somehow "nice formatted".
Does any body have an idea how to sort that out globally for all groups, {fields}, ... ?
The columns may have different with for fields and methods and by X the text might not disturb the name area and break into several lines instead of making the diagram to wide.
