Yes, this would be nice. It reminds me of a graphical spreadsheet form
editor and database tool I wrote in the early 80s, called FRED. It
worked on the vi command set and let you build forms with named fields
of different types. The tool called itself recursively to define a
field by filling out a form, which itself had been defined using the
tool. (My app also let you specify formulae for any field based on
other field names, so it was a dynamic spreadsheet calculator. Like
web2py, fields also had validators to prevent invalid user input (such
as characters for ints, etc.). Forms were saved in ascii (emailable)
and could also be serialized to C code that they could be easily
embedded in any C program.)
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