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With the help from oryxvet, I could generate a module through this tool. I have some suggestions:
1. Store the table structure in database.
When using this module, I must create the tables through phpMyAdmin first. Once generate the module, I must delete the tables which were created manually. Because I want to install the new module through XOOPS system. There are lots of benefits if storing the table structure.
2. Credits
I know it's your right to left credit in the result. But a good code generation tool offen assists others to get more credits.
*The 2 above are brought from XBS ModGen (
http://dev.xoops.org/modules/xfmod/project/?xbs_modgen )
3. Clean the code
I could find lots of unnecessary code snippets in Oryxgen. And the English interface is hard to encourge people trying it. Compare to the new functions, I think it would be better to clean the code from now on. :)
4. Merge the works from other code generation tools
A code generation tool encourge people not to re-build the wheels or waste time on repeatable jobs. I think it would be better to merge some other excellent works like...
symfony -
http://www.symfony-project.com/Qcodo -
http://www.qcodo.com/CakePHP -
http://cakephp.org/
