Use AppScript and you will be smiled upon by I list versions a bitĪppScript is my friend. The version that I assume came on this laptop is sufficient. Note: I have a very short temper for MySQL users. To other database backends, I’ll udate this so that everyone can share your wonderous accomplishment. The basic principles of this should not be limited to Postgres. Versions, so if you were gonna ask that, you already know.
OMNIGRAFFLE OLDER VERSIONS PROFESSIONAL
I didn’t playĪround too much because I’ve been playing with the Professional version. You need at least version 4.0 I tested this on the demo, and I think its working. If you can’t find something, hold on to your butt cause it’ll pop upĮrrrm, you kinda need this to run OmniGraffle.
Its been very fluid with my web postings of this lately. You’re looking for something to use with OmniGraffle 3,įor that. Updating a script I wrote last week to the new version so if The OmniGraffle team was nice enough to pressure me into To the best of my knowledge it works on both OmniGraffle 4 and This project is intended as a way to easily import an SQL Here’s a complete repost of his blog entry, with all links substituted with Wayback equivalents: There’s also a version of DBGraffle that gets the schema from a MySQL database, by Thomas Pan. Mirrors of: the Python script and the AppleScript. It’s still available from The Wayback Machine however, but since that’s not indexed by google (as far as I know), I thought I’d replicate the relevant parts on my blog, to keep them alive.
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