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Uber Noob C# question

Anonymous — Wed, 23 Jun 2004 19:58:33 GMT

Began playing with Jim Awes C# project that he made available here, but before I could do much I was confronted with a problem. References, obviously Jims computer is a bit different than mine so his referenced material is in a different place. 3 references were "broken", acdbmgd and acmgd were easy enough to find and reestablish (these are assemblies, correct?) however I do not know how to reestablish the link to Autodesk.Autocad.Interop (this is a collection of classes "namespace", correct?) thanks for pointing my pointed head in the right direction. -- Perry Leets Inovec Optimization and Control Systems Eugene, Oregon

Re: Uber Noob C# question

Anonymous — Wed, 23 Jun 2004 22:31:11 GMT

Hi Perry, Sorry for that. Our development machines are setup differently than an actual installed product so the paths don't match what a 3rd Party developer sees. I didn't get the right paths in there before I posted it. I think you just need to do the following: 1) Right-click on "References" in the Solution Explorer 2) Go to the "COM" page 3) Add a reference to "AutoCAD 2005 Type Library" On that original newgroup thread where I posted the sample, several people explained how they fixed up the references, so the answer should be in there somewhere. Jim Awe Autodesk, Inc. "perry" wrote in message news:40d9e0ea$1_3@newsprd01... > Began playing with Jim Awes C# project that he made available here, but > before I could do much I was confronted with a problem. > References, obviously Jims computer is a bit different than mine so his > referenced material is in a different place. > 3 references were "broken", acdbmgd and acmgd were easy enough to find and > reestablish (these are assemblies, correct?) however > I do not know how to reestablish the link to Autodesk.Autocad.Interop (this > is a collection of classes "namespace", correct?) > thanks for pointing my pointed head in the right direction. > > -- > Perry Leets > Inovec Optimization and Control Systems > Eugene, Oregon > >

Re: Uber Noob C# question

Anonymous — Wed, 23 Jun 2004 22:34:32 GMT

And one more thing... I'm a former U of O Duck, so anyone from Eugene is OK with me. ;-) "Jim Awe" wrote in message news:40da04b1$1_1@newsprd01... > > Hi Perry, > > Sorry for that. Our development machines are setup differently than an > actual installed product so the paths don't match what a 3rd Party developer > sees. I didn't get the right paths in there before I posted it. > > I think you just need to do the following: > > 1) Right-click on "References" in the Solution Explorer > 2) Go to the "COM" page > 3) Add a reference to "AutoCAD 2005 Type Library" > > On that original newgroup thread where I posted the sample, several people > explained how they fixed up the references, so the answer should be in there > somewhere. > > Jim Awe > Autodesk, Inc. > > "perry" wrote in message news:40d9e0ea$1_3@newsprd01... > > Began playing with Jim Awes C# project that he made available here, but > > before I could do much I was confronted with a problem. > > References, obviously Jims computer is a bit different than mine so his > > referenced material is in a different place. > > 3 references were "broken", acdbmgd and acmgd were easy enough to find and > > reestablish (these are assemblies, correct?) however > > I do not know how to reestablish the link to Autodesk.Autocad.Interop > (this > > is a collection of classes "namespace", correct?) > > thanks for pointing my pointed head in the right direction. > > > > -- > > Perry Leets > > Inovec Optimization and Control Systems > > Eugene, Oregon > > > > > >

Re: Uber Noob C# question

Anonymous — Thu, 24 Jun 2004 15:30:17 GMT

Right on Jim ;) I knew some of the Adesk Guru's were Oregonians when I visited the "skunkworks" in Tualitin. Anyway, I did set a reference to the Acad type library and that failed to fix the problem until I deleted the .dll's in /bin/debug AND removed the "interop" lines from the solution browser. Where those lines present only because of a failure to find a reference? Hmmm, maybe I should actually read the instructions for Visual Studio! Thanks -- Perry Leets Inovec Optimization and Control Systems Eugene, Oregon "Jim Awe" wrote in message news:40da057a$1_1@newsprd01... > And one more thing... > > I'm a former U of O Duck, so anyone from Eugene is OK with me. ;-) > > > "Jim Awe" wrote in message > news:40da04b1$1_1@newsprd01... > > > > Hi Perry, > > > > Sorry for that. Our development machines are setup differently than an > > actual installed product so the paths don't match what a 3rd Party > developer > > sees. I didn't get the right paths in there before I posted it. > > > > I think you just need to do the following: > > > > 1) Right-click on "References" in the Solution Explorer > > 2) Go to the "COM" page > > 3) Add a reference to "AutoCAD 2005 Type Library" > > > > On that original newgroup thread where I posted the sample, several people > > explained how they fixed up the references, so the answer should be in > there > > somewhere. > > > > Jim Awe > > Autodesk, Inc. > > > > "perry" wrote in message > news:40d9e0ea$1_3@newsprd01... > > > Began playing with Jim Awes C# project that he made available here, but > > > before I could do much I was confronted with a problem. > > > References, obviously Jims computer is a bit different than mine so his > > > referenced material is in a different place. > > > 3 references were "broken", acdbmgd and acmgd were easy enough to find > and > > > reestablish (these are assemblies, correct?) however > > > I do not know how to reestablish the link to Autodesk.Autocad.Interop > > (this > > > is a collection of classes "namespace", correct?) > > > thanks for pointing my pointed head in the right direction. > > > > > > -- > > > Perry Leets > > > Inovec Optimization and Control Systems > > > Eugene, Oregon > > > > > > > > > > > >