DwgProps class

[Anonymous]

Frank,

TS41312 provides a class for reading the summary info without requiring
AutoCAD. The zip file contains an .obj file and header. Is the source
available for this class?

[Anonymous]

It shouldn't be too hard to implement your own code for
reading it. You need to scan the file looking for the string
"DWGPROPS_COOKIE", Once you find it, you know where
you are in relation to the start of the Xrecord.



"Byron Blattel" wrote in message
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> Frank,
>
> TS41312 provides a class for reading the summary info without requiring
> AutoCAD. The zip file contains an .obj file and header. Is the source
> available for this class?
>

[Anonymous]

Byron Blattel wrote:

> TS41312 provides a class for reading the summary info without
> requiring AutoCAD. The zip file contains an .obj file and header. Is
> the source available for this class?

At one time we decided to not publish the source for this module.

Why do you need the source? We may be able to help you in a different way.

--
Frank Whaley
Autodesk, Inc.

[Anonymous]

Tony Tanzillo wrote:
> It shouldn't be too hard to implement your own code for
> reading it. You need to scan the file looking for the string
> "DWGPROPS_COOKIE", Once you find it, you know where
> you are in relation to the start of the Xrecord.
>

I'll keep this in mind 🙂

Thanks,
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[Anonymous]

Frank Whaley wrote:
> Byron Blattel wrote:
>
>> TS41312 provides a class for reading the summary info without
>> requiring AutoCAD. The zip file contains an .obj file and header. Is
>> the source available for this class?
>
>
> At one time we decided to not publish the source for this module.
>
> Why do you need the source? We may be able to help you in a different way.
>

Just interested in the method you used 🙂

Also, I am using the code in a project using MFC and was getting
compiler errors for duplicate functions. I have worked around that
problem by ignoring libc.lib in my compiler settings. Thanks,

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