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VB.net 2003 and AutoCAD 2004 is it possible
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09-03-2005 07:38 AM
Do these 2 application work to gather?
I am programing excel, word, Access, and I want to start w/ Autocad 2004.
Are they compatable? I am losing ground with VBA within each application.
I am programing excel, word, Access, and I want to start w/ Autocad 2004.
Are they compatable? I am losing ground with VBA within each application.
Re: VB.net 2003 and AutoCAD 2004 is it possible
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09-04-2005 08:59 AM in reply to:
MaliciousScriptor
Anouther question is, is there an online manual to the autocad commands?
For instance
pt1 = getpoint()
pt2 = getpoiint()
L=line(pt1, pt2)
ect.
For instance
pt1 = getpoint()
pt2 = getpoiint()
L=line(pt1, pt2)
ect.
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09-04-2005 04:08 PM in reply to:
MaliciousScriptor
You can use the ActiveX APIl. You will need to add the references from the COM tab of the Add Reference dialog. You can use the help in AutoCAD but remember that it is written for VBA and .NET has differences with variables eg VBA Integer = .NET Short or Int16. If you upgrade to 2006 you will have a .NET API you can use.
Regards - Nathan
Regards - Nathan
