@Column annotations with columnNameFromPropertyName Bug

[wang xinli]

Hello, 

I have find a problem that when an entity field with an @Column and then ,I overwrite the columnNameFromPropertyName in the Schema  defineation,

I foud that this property mapped twice with to defferent columns in table.

below is the code

trait IdTrait extends KeyedEntity[Long]

class Book(val id: Long, var title: String, @Column("coAuthorId") val authorId: Long, val coAuthorId: Option[Long]) extends IdTrait {

  def this() = this(0, "", 0, Some(0))

}

object Library extends squeryl.Schema {

  val book = table[Book]

on(book)(b => declare(

    b.title is indexed

  ))

 override def columnNameFromPropertyName(propertyName: String) = {

    val camelCase: Array[String] = StringUtils.splitByCharacterTypeCamelCase(propertyName)

    camelCase.toList.reduceLeft((a, b) => a + "_" + b.toLowerCase)

  }

}

===================================Printed SQL Statement==============================================================

create table Book (

    id bigint primary key not null auto_increment,

    coAuthorId bigint not null,

    co_author_id bigint,

    title varchar(128) not null

  ) 

[David Whittaker]

Hmm... that does look like a bug.  I turned on Github issues for the repo, can you please create one?

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