Ha!
No problem.
I 'm not an expert in C++ or C#, but I have no problem telling the beasts
apart.
I used to be a Delphi man, remember?
Thanks again.
"Tony Tanzillo" wrote in message
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Oops. Where I said put it in a C++ class library
project, I meant to say "C# classlibrary project".
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"Guido Rooms" wrote in message news:5765514@discussion.autodesk.com...
Thanks a lot!
I went there and grabbed it.
Guido Rooms
"Tony Tanzillo" wrote in message
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http://www.caddzone.com/CommandLine.cs
Put it in a C++ class library project, and build it.
Then you can use Reflector to convert it to VB.
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"Guido Rooms" wrote in message news:5764485@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hi,
I want to use SendStringToExecute to call an AutoCAD command.
I'm wondering if a command thus invoked will run synchronously if all input
to the command is provided in the string.
I know that when I use the COM API, using SendCommand(), a command will run
asynchronously if it has to pause for user input.
Or is there a better way to call an AutoCAD command?
The command I want to invoke is "MEASURE"
Thanks in advance.
Guido Rooms
