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"Robert-" <Is
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this possibel?
And how?
Greetings Robert
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An AcDbObjectId object is simply a container that
holds a long that is actually a pointer to an AcDbStub object. The
AcDbStub object is a go-between for the actual database resident object/entity
such as an AcDbCircle, AcDbLine, etc.
So, yes you can certainly convert the long data
member of an AcDbObjectId to a string, but I don't know what good it would do
you since the long is really a memory address which is only good for that
session of AutoCAD.
Why do you want to convert an ObjectId to a
string?
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this possibel?
And how?
Greetings Robert