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Is it possible to get the source code of the DeleteVBA tool. I need it for a C# program for one of our customers. Our C# program should remove macros and do other things as well.
Is it possible to get the source code of the DeleteVBA tool. I need it for a C# program for one of our customers. Our C# program should remove macros and do other things as well.
I've attached the source for the program but it
won't be easy to convert to C#. The original is a C++ program that makes
some calls that I don't think exist within the .Net Framework. If you are
able to convert it, I'd like to know. When I wrote it I did a fair amount
of searching and didn't find much. One option is to just leave it as-is
and use it from your C# program by executing as a shell command and passing the
filename as a command line argument. -- Brian Ekins Autodesk Inventor
API
href="http://blogs.autodesk.com/modthemachine">http://blogs.autodesk.com/modthemachine
I've attached the source for the program but it
won't be easy to convert to C#. The original is a C++ program that makes
some calls that I don't think exist within the .Net Framework. If you are
able to convert it, I'd like to know. When I wrote it I did a fair amount
of searching and didn't find much. One option is to just leave it as-is
and use it from your C# program by executing as a shell command and passing the
filename as a command line argument. -- Brian Ekins Autodesk Inventor
API
href="http://blogs.autodesk.com/modthemachine">http://blogs.autodesk.com/modthemachine
I've attached the source for the program but it
won't be easy to convert to C#. The original is a C++ program that makes
some calls that I don't think exist within the .Net Framework. If you
are able to convert it, I'd like to know. When I wrote it I did a fair
amount of searching and didn't find much. One option is to just leave it
as-is and use it from your C# program by executing as a shell command and
passing the filename as a command line argument. -- Brian
Ekins Autodesk Inventor API
href="http://blogs.autodesk.com/modthemachine">http://blogs.autodesk.com/modthemachine
I've attached the source for the program but it
won't be easy to convert to C#. The original is a C++ program that makes
some calls that I don't think exist within the .Net Framework. If you
are able to convert it, I'd like to know. When I wrote it I did a fair
amount of searching and didn't find much. One option is to just leave it
as-is and use it from your C# program by executing as a shell command and
passing the filename as a command line argument. -- Brian
Ekins Autodesk Inventor API
href="http://blogs.autodesk.com/modthemachine">http://blogs.autodesk.com/modthemachine
