Ready to attempt the next step beyond LISP

[Anonymous]

I have been using AutoLISP for 18 years and VisualLISP for 6. Now I guess it's time to jump into Visual Basic for the next step. Which version would you gurus recommend and why? Visual Basic .NET Standard Visual Basic .NET Professional

[Anonymous]

I thought ARX was the next step 🙂 Personally, I'm going to start learning C++ and Visual Basic. C++ I believe is the root of ARX. It's a lower level development system, but it's good. I would learn visual basic, but I'm wondering how to use in AutoCAD? A lisp you simply load via appload, but what about a visual basic? Devin

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Bob

[Anonymous]

OK you're just making this too easy 🙂 I need a little struggle here, could you please respond in a more elusive nature, just kidding. Thanks ECCAD, Devin

[Anonymous]

Learn .Net, with that you can use any of the mentioned. "Alan Henderson" wrote in message news:405eeee6_3@newsprd01... > I have been using AutoLISP for 18 years and VisualLISP for 6. > Now I guess it's time to jump into Visual Basic for the next step. > > Which version would you gurus recommend and why? > Visual Basic .NET Standard > Visual Basic .NET Professional > > >

[Anonymous]

And, as I understand, 2005 allows the creation of commands from VB.net - avoiding the lisp wrapper required with both vba and vb. Mike Weaver "Rudy Tovar" wrote in message news:405f34be$1_2@newsprd01... > Learn .Net, with that you can use any of the mentioned. > > > "Alan Henderson" wrote in message > news:405eeee6_3@newsprd01... > > I have been using AutoLISP for 18 years and VisualLISP for 6. > > Now I guess it's time to jump into Visual Basic for the next step. > > > > Which version would you gurus recommend and why? > > Visual Basic .NET Standard > > Visual Basic .NET Professional > > > > > > > >