Tcl/Tk saves the day! [SQLite] users wanted syntax diagrams instead of [BNF] to describe the SQL language. Syntax diagrams look something like this: [http://www.sqlite.org/draft/images/syntax/create-table-stmt.gif] The question become: how does one generate diagrams? A quick Tcl/Tk script did the job for me nicely. A high-level description of each diagram (in the form of a nested Tcl list, though really more of a lisp predicate) is entered and a Tk script renders the diagram on a canvas widget. The postscript method of the canvas widget is then used to create a postscript file of the diagram. Finally, the "convert" utility of ImageMagick is invoked (via the "exec" command) to convert the postscript into an anti-aliased GIF at the appropriate resolution. Since the diagrams have gone up on the SQLite website, there have been multiple questions of "how did you do that?" So in answer, I present the script that does the syntax diagram generation for SQLite. (The link below is directly into the [Fossil] repository for the SQLite documention. Click on the "[view]" link to see the actual text of the script.) http://www.sqlite.org/docsrc/finfo?name=art/syntax/bubble-generator.tcl ---- !!!!!! %| enter categories here |% !!!!!!