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Hints::Base::svplus - Hints::Base(3) database for SchemaView Plus
use Hints::Base; my $hints = new Hints 'svplus'; print $hints->random();
Database for program SchemaView Plus usable through Hints::Base(3).
0.03
(c) 2001 Milan Sorm, sorm@pef.mendelu.cz at Faculty of Economics, Mendel University of Agriculture and Forestry in Brno, Czech Republic.
This module was needed for making SchemaView Plus (svplus) for making
user-friendly interface.
perl(1), svplus(1), Hints(3), Hints::Base(3).
| SchemaView-Plus documentation | Contained in the SchemaView-Plus distribution. |
package Hints::Base::svplus; use strict; use Hints::Base; use vars qw/$VERSION @ISA/; $VERSION = '0.03'; @ISA = qw/Hints::Base/;
1; __DATA__ You can use keypress <S> for changing selected relationship to smooth mode (and of course back to normal). --- For short relationships you can use direct relationship mode by keypress <D> on selected relationship. --- Normal relationships use traditional auto relationship mode. This mode can be selected by keypress <A> on selected relationship. --- Professionals can change any relationship mode to coords based relationship mode for getting maximum flexibility. Keypress <C> recalculate any relationship mode to coords based mode. --- By keypress <F> or <T> you can change from/to which side of table relationship go. This can be use ussually in auto or coords based relationship mode. --- <Control> + left mouse button add dragpoint on selected relationship in coords based mode. --- <Control> + right mouse button drop inside dragpoint from selected relationship in coords based mode (you must click on some dragpoint). --- If relationship in coords based mode is selected you can use left mouse button to move with dragpoints. --- <Delete> key unplace relationship or table from canvas. --- <Control> + <Delete> keys permanently drop selected table or relationship from object repository (and from canvas too). --- Try right-click to popup local context menu with useful commands. --- For printing big poster on many smaller papers like A2 on eight A4 use Poster predefined PostScript output. --- Primary keys are shown with marker '='. --- You can change primary key in edit table dialog. __END__