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*Carlos
How do I print a message in AutoCAD 2005 without Autodesk.A utoCAD.Edi torInput?
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07-15-2005 04:59 PM
Hello again...sigh,
I'm using AutoCAD 2005, so when I add acdbmgd and acmgd to my C# solution as
references, I cannot use:
using Autodesk.AutoCAD.EditorInput;
As a result, I can't use the WriteMessage method for printing a message in
AutoCAD. How can I do it using AutoCAD 2005?
Sorry to ask so many questions. Maybe I'm totally off track here...
-Carlos
I'm using AutoCAD 2005, so when I add acdbmgd and acmgd to my C# solution as
references, I cannot use:
using Autodesk.AutoCAD.EditorInput;
As a result, I can't use the WriteMessage method for printing a message in
AutoCAD. How can I do it using AutoCAD 2005?
Sorry to ask so many questions. Maybe I'm totally off track here...
-Carlos
*KWBrown
Re: How do I print a message in AutoCAD 2005 without Autodesk.A utoCAD.Edi torInput?
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07-15-2005 05:50 PM in reply to:
*Carlos
Search the ObjectARX discussion Group for a post by Jim Awe containing
MgdDbg which had classes for AC2005 Net interface.
.. sorry, don't have a link ..
kwb
"Carlos" wrote in message
news:4903328@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hello again...sigh,
I'm using AutoCAD 2005, so when I add acdbmgd and acmgd to my C# solution as
references, I cannot use:
using Autodesk.AutoCAD.EditorInput;
As a result, I can't use the WriteMessage method for printing a message in
AutoCAD. How can I do it using AutoCAD 2005?
Sorry to ask so many questions. Maybe I'm totally off track here...
-Carlos
MgdDbg which had classes for AC2005 Net interface.
.. sorry, don't have a link ..
kwb
"Carlos"
news:4903328@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hello again...sigh,
I'm using AutoCAD 2005, so when I add acdbmgd and acmgd to my C# solution as
references, I cannot use:
using Autodesk.AutoCAD.EditorInput;
As a result, I can't use the WriteMessage method for printing a message in
AutoCAD. How can I do it using AutoCAD 2005?
Sorry to ask so many questions. Maybe I'm totally off track here...
-Carlos
*Albert Szilvasy
Re: How do I print a message in AutoCAD 2005 without Autodesk.A utoCAD.Edi torInput?
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07-15-2005 07:12 PM in reply to:
*Carlos
WriteMessage is new in AutoCAD 2006. There was another way of doing this in
AutoCAD 2005. Something like CommandPrompt.Message or similar. BTW, if you
are new to AutoCAD I recommend that you use the COM interop assemblies
first. They are easier to use although in some scenarios they are somewhat
slower.
albert
"Carlos" wrote in message
news:4903328@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hello again...sigh,
I'm using AutoCAD 2005, so when I add acdbmgd and acmgd to my C# solution as
references, I cannot use:
using Autodesk.AutoCAD.EditorInput;
As a result, I can't use the WriteMessage method for printing a message in
AutoCAD. How can I do it using AutoCAD 2005?
Sorry to ask so many questions. Maybe I'm totally off track here...
-Carlos
AutoCAD 2005. Something like CommandPrompt.Message or similar. BTW, if you
are new to AutoCAD I recommend that you use the COM interop assemblies
first. They are easier to use although in some scenarios they are somewhat
slower.
albert
"Carlos"
news:4903328@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hello again...sigh,
I'm using AutoCAD 2005, so when I add acdbmgd and acmgd to my C# solution as
references, I cannot use:
using Autodesk.AutoCAD.EditorInput;
As a result, I can't use the WriteMessage method for printing a message in
AutoCAD. How can I do it using AutoCAD 2005?
Sorry to ask so many questions. Maybe I'm totally off track here...
-Carlos
*Carlos
Re: How do I print a message in AutoCAD 2005 without Autodesk.A utoCAD.Edi torInput?
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07-21-2005 06:12 PM in reply to:
*Carlos
In case anyone is ever interested...
Autodesk.AutoCAD.ApplicationServices.CommandLinePr ompts.Message("My
String");
Thanks again for your comments.
-Carlos
"Albert Szilvasy" wrote in message
news:4903358@discussion.autodesk.com...
WriteMessage is new in AutoCAD 2006. There was another way of doing this in
AutoCAD 2005. Something like CommandPrompt.Message or similar. BTW, if you
are new to AutoCAD I recommend that you use the COM interop assemblies
first. They are easier to use although in some scenarios they are somewhat
slower.
albert
"Carlos" wrote in message
news:4903328@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hello again...sigh,
I'm using AutoCAD 2005, so when I add acdbmgd and acmgd to my C# solution as
references, I cannot use:
using Autodesk.AutoCAD.EditorInput;
As a result, I can't use the WriteMessage method for printing a message in
AutoCAD. How can I do it using AutoCAD 2005?
Sorry to ask so many questions. Maybe I'm totally off track here...
-Carlos
Autodesk.AutoCAD.ApplicationServices.CommandLinePr
String");
Thanks again for your comments.
-Carlos
"Albert Szilvasy"
news:4903358@discussion.autodesk.com...
WriteMessage is new in AutoCAD 2006. There was another way of doing this in
AutoCAD 2005. Something like CommandPrompt.Message or similar. BTW, if you
are new to AutoCAD I recommend that you use the COM interop assemblies
first. They are easier to use although in some scenarios they are somewhat
slower.
albert
"Carlos"
news:4903328@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hello again...sigh,
I'm using AutoCAD 2005, so when I add acdbmgd and acmgd to my C# solution as
references, I cannot use:
using Autodesk.AutoCAD.EditorInput;
As a result, I can't use the WriteMessage method for printing a message in
AutoCAD. How can I do it using AutoCAD 2005?
Sorry to ask so many questions. Maybe I'm totally off track here...
-Carlos

