I'm developing an Autolisp program to piggy back off of an ArcGIS plugin that was created by my company. Previously, we were importing *.SHP files using the mapimport command, so I was able to use the ADE_* commands to access this object data, but now the data is stored in a data dictionary associated with the ACAD object and I'm not sure how to access these values. The attached image shows the tag and value that I'm attempting to access, but this dialog is built into to the plugin. I've done multiple searches on this topic, with no avail, as I'm not very familiar with data dictionary's. Any help would be much appreciated.
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I'm developing an Autolisp program to piggy back off of an ArcGIS plugin that was created by my company. Previously, we were importing *.SHP files using the mapimport command, so I was able to use the ADE_* commands to access this object data, but now the data is stored in a data dictionary associated with the ACAD object and I'm not sure how to access these values. The attached image shows the tag and value that I'm attempting to access, but this dialog is built into to the plugin. I've done multiple searches on this topic, with no avail, as I'm not very familiar with data dictionary's. Any help would be much appreciated.
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Do you know the chapter inside the Autolisp-documentation:
Dictionary Functions Reference (AutoLISP/ActiveX)
http://help.autodesk.com/view/ACD/2018/DEU/?guid=GUID-F5F376FF-9BC2-476A-9EA9-1455D28DE264
Do you know the chapter inside the Autolisp-documentation:
Dictionary Functions Reference (AutoLISP/ActiveX)
http://help.autodesk.com/view/ACD/2018/DEU/?guid=GUID-F5F376FF-9BC2-476A-9EA9-1455D28DE264
Peter2_1,
Thank you for the prompt response! I was not aware of these functions, but sadly have not come across a decent example to pick through for my purposes. Maybe you can shed some light on what I may be doing wrong. Though my code may be unconventional, The following is my code so far for this portion:
Lists have always been my way of organizing information, so I'm attempting to retrieve the string values, of a key, of a dictionary, by entity in a selection set, to store in a list. I've attached a DWG file with the object I'm trying to interact with contained. Thanks in advance!
Thanks,
Michael Luckett
Peter2_1,
Thank you for the prompt response! I was not aware of these functions, but sadly have not come across a decent example to pick through for my purposes. Maybe you can shed some light on what I may be doing wrong. Though my code may be unconventional, The following is my code so far for this portion:
Lists have always been my way of organizing information, so I'm attempting to retrieve the string values, of a key, of a dictionary, by entity in a selection set, to store in a list. I've attached a DWG file with the object I'm trying to interact with contained. Thanks in advance!
Thanks,
Michael Luckett
By posting on the Autodesk Map 3D developers forum, I was under the impression that this covers all languages of code that pertains to the software specified. Maybe I've been misdirected... Could you point me in the right direction to post at this rate?
By posting on the Autodesk Map 3D developers forum, I was under the impression that this covers all languages of code that pertains to the software specified. Maybe I've been misdirected... Could you point me in the right direction to post at this rate?
Also, I'm trying to utilize the visual lisp extensions specified with no avail... I was kind of wishfully thinking you would know a direction to take, given the source code I've provided. Have you used these functions before?
Also, I'm trying to utilize the visual lisp extensions specified with no avail... I was kind of wishfully thinking you would know a direction to take, given the source code I've provided. Have you used these functions before?
I appreciate the help, even If you weren't able to provide a solution. I've moved it to this thread, and am sifting through the code from the responses now. Thanks again!
I appreciate the help, even If you weren't able to provide a solution. I've moved it to this thread, and am sifting through the code from the responses now. Thanks again!
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