Hi ,
I discovered your tool , and i find it really useful and much more simple than codesmith.
Thank You !
But , :-)
Could it be possible to loop through the tables like the
{TABLE.COLUMNS}..{/TABLE.COLUMNS} ?
a bit like {TABLE.NAMES} ...{/TABLE.NAMES} ??
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I am glad to read that you found this tool useful. :-)
But one question, what use would you give if I add the {TABLE.NAMES} or {DATABASE.TABLES} => {TABLE.NAME} ?
Can you give an example.
I will try to work on this.
Thanks
Victor
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Yes of course ,
i often create DAL (Data access layers) classes for tens of tables : a typical class is like this :
Public Class MYTABLE_entities
Dim _RegionID As Integer
Public Property RegionID() As Integer
Get
Return _RegionID
End Get
Set(ByVal Value As Integer)
_RegionID = Value
End Set
End Property
Dim _RegionDescription As String
Public Property RegionDescription() As String
Get
Return _RegionDescription
End Get
Set(ByVal Value As String)
_RegionDescription = Value
End Set
End Property
End Class
( where MYTABLE is the name of my table)
and to create my projects , i need to create 4 or 5 templates for each table, if i have 10 tables , i will need to select 50 times a file , launch the template generator , and save it.
and i persist , your tool is very usefull :-)
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Argh !
i love you , do you want to marry me :-)
more seriously , it is a really good feature for this tool ,
currently i was trying to loop through the tables with the sources of your application, in order to create like a batching process , but i must admit that i had some troubles to figure out how to do it (i don't know how to select a specific table by program in the datanavigator control ), it seems that the process of selecting a table is very dependant of the control itself.
in the same time , i am a VB.net programer and c# seems always a bit cryptic to me
Thank you.
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Hi ,
I discovered your tool , and i find it really useful and much more simple than codesmith.
Thank You !
But , :-)
Could it be possible to loop through the tables like the
{TABLE.COLUMNS}..{/TABLE.COLUMNS} ?
a bit like {TABLE.NAMES} ...{/TABLE.NAMES} ??
Hi,
Sorry for the delay!
I am glad to read that you found this tool useful. :-)
But one question, what use would you give if I add the {TABLE.NAMES} or {DATABASE.TABLES} => {TABLE.NAME} ?
Can you give an example.
I will try to work on this.
Thanks
Victor
Yes of course ,
i often create DAL (Data access layers) classes for tens of tables : a typical class is like this :
Public Class MYTABLE_entities
Dim _RegionID As Integer
Public Property RegionID() As Integer
Get
Return _RegionID
End Get
Set(ByVal Value As Integer)
_RegionID = Value
End Set
End Property
Dim _RegionDescription As String
Public Property RegionDescription() As String
Get
Return _RegionDescription
End Get
Set(ByVal Value As String)
_RegionDescription = Value
End Set
End Property
End Class
( where MYTABLE is the name of my table)
and to create my projects , i need to create 4 or 5 templates for each table, if i have 10 tables , i will need to select 50 times a file , launch the template generator , and save it.
and i persist , your tool is very usefull :-)
uhmm... I think I have very good news for you.
Right now I am working on a new feature that I believe you will like.
Right now I just can show you a preview.
http://codegenerator.sourceforge.net/sample.htm
But I will release this version next week if everything goes well.
Thanks
V
Argh !
i love you , do you want to marry me :-)
more seriously , it is a really good feature for this tool ,
currently i was trying to loop through the tables with the sources of your application, in order to create like a batching process , but i must admit that i had some troubles to figure out how to do it (i don't know how to select a specific table by program in the datanavigator control ), it seems that the process of selecting a table is very dependant of the control itself.
in the same time , i am a VB.net programer and c# seems always a bit cryptic to me
Thank you.