.NET

[#1]

Hi,

How i can create DWG using .Net.

While creating DWG file, i have to choose one of the dwg template and

location for created DWG file.

Regards,

Raman

[#2 · Accepted solution]

Hi,

do you want to have it opened in AutoCAD or do you just want to create a new file and open it just in memory?

Both samples:

      'first lines in the class have to include:
      'Imports Autodesk.AutoCAD

      Dim tTemplateFileName As String = "C:\TEMP\myTemplate.DWT"
      Dim tNewFileName As String = "C:\TEMP\newFile.DWG"

      'open it in editor
      Dim tNewDoc As ApplicationServices.Document = ApplicationServices.Application.DocumentManager.Add(tTemplateFileName)
      tNewDoc.CloseAndSave(tNewFileName)

      'open it as database in memory
      Dim tDb As DatabaseServices.Database = New DatabaseServices.Database(False, True)
      tDb.SaveAs(tNewFileName, DatabaseServices.DwgVersion.Current)

- alfred -

[#3]

Just I have to create a DWG with given template and and open it in AUTOCAD.

So, I have written below statements

 'open it in editor
      Dim tNewDoc As ApplicationServices.Document = ApplicationServices.Application.DocumentManager.Ad​d(tTemplateFileName)
      tNewDoc.CloseAndSave(tNewFileName)

But " tNewDoc.CloseAndSave(tNewFileName)" is not working ... means it is not creating file in given path

Then i changed to

  tNewDoc.Database.SaveAs(tNewFileName, true, DwgVersion.Current,                          tNewDoc.Database.SecurityParameters);

and it is creating file in given location.

Thanks for helping me.....

[#4]

Hi,

>> But " tNewDoc.CloseAndSave(tNewFileName)" is not working

Have you started that by a self-defined command? If so have you added the "Session"-flag?

- alfred -

[#5]

Sorry..I am not understanding what you are saying....can you please elaborate it.

-Raman

[#6]

Hi,

you can define your own commands in your DLL, these commands do work either in document-context or in application-context. If they are working in document-context you can't activate an other document then that and that may be a problem if you try to open and/or to save another document then that where you started the command.

So take care of the attribtutes for your command-definition, one sample including the .Session flag:

<Autodesk.AutoCAD.Runtime.CommandMethod("OOCLoad", Autodesk.AutoCAD.Runtime.CommandFlags.Redraw Or Autodesk.AutoCAD.Runtime.CommandFlags.UsePickSet Or Autodesk.AutoCAD.Runtime.CommandFlags.Session)> _
Public Shared Sub OOCLoad()
   '....
End Sub

HTH, - alfred -