Using a point created by Lisp inside my .NET program

[matt_1ca]

Wondering what is the easiest way to grab a point that a lisp code generated and use it from inside the .NET program I am building?

I have inherited a legacy system wherein somewhere deep in its execution it does a call to select an entity and grab the point of selection like this:

(setq ptData (cadr (entsel)))

I need to grab ptData and put it into a point3d which I have declared inside .NET so that I can use it in my program ... is it possible?

Thank you so much for all the help you could give on this matter.

Gratefully,
Matt

[Anonymous]

You can use the LispFunction attribute to define a
method in a .NET class, that can be called from LISP
and passed arguments.

There is plenty already written about doing that here,
and in the online docs.

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Wondering what is the easiest way to grab a point that a lisp code generated and
use it from inside the .NET program I am building?

I have inherited a legacy system wherein somewhere deep in its execution it does
a call to select an entity and grab the point of selection like this:

(setq ptData (cadr (entsel)))

I need to grab ptData and put it into a point3d which I have declared inside
.NET so that I can use it in my program ... is it possible?

Thank you so much for all the help you could give on this matter.

Gratefully,
Matt

[matt_1ca]

Hello Tony,

Looks like the integration of the two languages is not as bad as I first thought ...

This LispFunction looks really promising and potentially could help me alot with
our legacy system.

Thanks,
Matt