Right now I have some explicitly defined commands in C# code like such:
[CommandMethod("SomeCommand")]
public static void SomeCommand()
{
//Code
}
There used to be a large number of AutoCAD scripts that frequently change. Each script was tied to a command using AutoLISP. Now I have all of the script information stored in a sql database. Included in the database information for each script is the old command name. I need a way using C# to register these commands when I NETLOAD my dll. Is this or a similar method possible?
I already have two possible solutions but they are not preferred.
1. Create one explicitly defined command which takes the old command as a parameter. This option is probably not possible because the users are used to the command names and would prefer not to have to type more.
2. Create a code generator to explicitly define the commands. The code generator would defeat the purpose of having a database because you would have to recompile whenever a new command is added, one is deleted, etc.
