Ok, Tony, how about a wee bit of help on HOW one would do this?
Using this little sample, perhaps.
Sub test()
Dim dbxDoc As AxDbDocument
Dim aeccApp As AeccApplication
Dim aeccDoc As AeccDocument
Set dbxDoc = Application.GetInterfaceObject("ObjectDBX.AxDbDocument.17")
dbxDoc.Open "C:\Civil 3D Projects2009\Intersect.dwg"
Set aeccApp =
Application.GetInterfaceObject("AeccXUiLand.AeccApplication.6.0")
''Set aeccDoc = dbxDoc ''obviously does not work
Set aeccDoc = aeccApp.ActiveDocument
Dim strStyleSet1 As String
''this next line is ok
strStyleSet1 =
aeccDoc.Settings.AlignmentCommandsSettings.AddAlignOffLblSettings.StyleSettings.LabelStyleSet.Value
Dim strStyleSet2 As String
''this next line fails, as I would expect it to
strStyleSet2 =
dbxDoc.Settings.Settings.AlignmentCommandsSettings.AddAlignOffLblSettings.StyleSettings.LabelStyleSet.Value
End Sub
Thanks!
Jeff
"Tony Tanzillo"
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The "ObjectDBX" Joe is referring to is the ObjectDBX ActiveX layer
(AxDbDocument), not the native C++ API.
There should be no problem accessing Civil3D objects via ObjectDBX ActiveX.
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No, the Civil 3D objects are exposed with COM and moving forward with .NET.
Regards,
Peter Funk
Civil 3D Product Manager
Autodesk, Inc.
