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02-05-2013 05:23 AM
How Can I create a menu like file & edit & view using VBA
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02-10-2013 12:05 AM in reply to:
amremad_world
Take a look ath this page
http://www.cad.dp.ua/stats/a_vba/index.php
Choose English language at the very top right in this page , then
scroll down to "AutoCAD Objects" --> "Menus and Toolbars"
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02-10-2013 12:30 AM in reply to:
amremad_world
thank you very much
Dim currMenuGroup As AcadMenuGroup
Set currMenuGroup = ThisDrawing.Application.MenuGroups.Item(0)
' Create the new menu
Dim newMenu As AcadPopupMenu
Set newMenu = currMenuGroup.Menus.Add("TestMenu")
' Add a menu item to the new menu
Dim newMenuItem As AcadPopupMenuItem
Dim openMacro As String
' Assign the macro the VBA equivalent of "ESC ESC _open "
openMacro = Chr(3) + Chr(3) + "_open "
Set newMenuItem = newMenu.AddMenuItem(newMenu.Count + 1, "Open", openMacro)
' Display the menu on the menu bar
newMenu.InsertInMenuBar (ThisDrawing.Application.MenuBar.Count + 1)
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02-20-2013 07:02 AM in reply to:
amremad_world
Don't forget error checking ![]()
Public Sub AddMenus()
'Jonathan D. Kriek
Dim currMenuGroup As AcadMenuGroup
Dim newMenu As AcadPopupMenu
Dim newMenuItem As AcadPopupMenuItem
Set currMenuGroup = ThisDrawing.Application.MenuGroups.Item(0)
On Error Resume Next
'Assign new menu
Set newMenu = currMenuGroup.Menus.Item("TrinityTools")
'If menu doesn't exist then add it
If newMenu Is Nothing Then
Set newMenu = currMenuGroup.Menus.Add("TrinityTools")
End If
'Check if Menu is displayed on MenuBar
If Not newMenu.OnMenuBar Then
'Add the eBLoader macro to the menu
Set newMenuItem = newMenu.AddMenuItem(newMenu.count + 1, _
"Release To eB", "-vbarun eBLoader ")
newMenuItem.HelpString = "Release To eB"
'Add the DrawingTypeLoad macro to the menu
Set newMenuItem = newMenu.AddMenuItem(newMenu.count + 1, _
"Set Drawing Type", "-vbarun DrawingTypeLoad ")
newMenuItem.HelpString = "Set Drawing Type"
'Display the menu on the menu bar
newMenu.InsertInMenuBar (ThisDrawing.Application.MenuBar.count + 1)
End If
'Save menu
currMenuGroup.Save (acMenuFileCompiled)
End Sub
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02-20-2013 07:19 AM in reply to:
jdkriek
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02-20-2013 10:29 AM in reply to:
Alexander.Rivilis
Alexander.Rivilis wrote:
Since AutoCAD 2006 MenuGroup.Save do nothing, so it is impossible save menu created on fly with AutoCAD ActiveX Model.
Ah, yes I forgot about the 2005 to 2006 changes.
Thanks, but the point of my post was error checking.
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