Load my custom cui and unload default acad.cui

[Anonymous]

Hello!
I found that I can load my cui file and unload acad.cui file using next code

{code}
string mainCuiFile = (string)Application.GetSystemVariable("MENUNAME");
mainCuiFile += ".cui";
cCurrent = new CustomizationSection(mainCuiFile);

string sCuiName = cCurrent.CUIFileBaseName;
//Unload main cui
Application.SetSystemVariable("FILEDIA", 0);
if (sCuiName != null && sCuiName.Length != 0)
Autodesk.AutoCAD.ApplicationServices.Application.DocumentManager.MdiActiveDocument.SendStringToExecute(
"cuiunload " + sCuiName + " ",
false, false, false);
}

//Set default directory for my custom CUI file
string sViViCuiFile = "C:\\Users\\Alex\\AppData\\Roaming\\Autodesk\\AutoCAD 2009\\R17.2\\enu\\Support\\ViVi.cui";
cCurrent = new CustomizationSection(sViViCuiFile);
Autodesk.AutoCAD.ApplicationServices.Application.DocumentManager.MdiActiveDocument.SendStringToExecute(
"cuiload \"" + sViViCuiFile + "\" filedia 1 ",
false, false, false);
{code}

SendStringToExecute function executes asynchronous.
Is there any other way to do the same, but not using SendStringToExecute function.

[Anonymous]

You can run commands synchronously using the
code from this file:

http://www.caddzone.com/CommandLine.cs


Use it like so:

{code}

CommandLine.Command( "._CUILOAD", "mycuifile" );

{code}

A general note to all regarding the above file: On x64 you
will need to revise the DLLIMPORT declarations to use the
64 bit EntryPoint signatures (they're not the same).

Use the x64 version of Depends.exe to get them.

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wrote in message news:6138159@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hello! I found that I can load my cui file and unload acad.cui file using
next code {code} string mainCuiFile =
(string)Application.GetSystemVariable("MENUNAME"); mainCuiFile += ".cui";
cCurrent = new CustomizationSection(mainCuiFile); string sCuiName =
cCurrent.CUIFileBaseName; //Unload main cui
Application.SetSystemVariable("FILEDIA", 0); if (sCuiName != null &&
sCuiName.Length != 0)
Autodesk.AutoCAD.ApplicationServices.Application.DocumentManager.MdiActiveDocument.SendStringToExecute(
"cuiunload " + sCuiName + " ", false, false, false); } //Set default
directory for my custom CUI file string sViViCuiFile =
"C:\\Users\\Alex\\AppData\\Roaming\\Autodesk\\AutoCAD
2009\\R17.2\\enu\\Support\\ViVi.cui"; cCurrent = new
CustomizationSection(sViViCuiFile);
Autodesk.AutoCAD.ApplicationServices.Application.DocumentManager.MdiActiveDocument.SendStringToExecute(
"cuiload \"" + sViViCuiFile + "\" filedia 1 ", false, false, false); {code}
SendStringToExecute function executes asynchronous. Is there any other way
to do the same, but not using SendStringToExecute function.

[Anonymous]

Thank you very much!

[Anonymous]

Hi There,

I've got the same problem. Trying to solprof, which for as far as I know is not availible in VBA or VS(autocad), so SendStringToExecute is the answer.

Is there another way to use solprof, say recording a macro and then using it?. If yes How do i use this?

Regards,
J.Focke