What assembly is AeccCivilBatchConverter command from?

What assembly is AeccCivilBatchConverter command from?

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What assembly is AeccCivilBatchConverter command from?

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I am seeing some funny issues, and want to compare file dates and things.

I am on c3d 2018 but its likely the same for all versions.

 

I actually do not know if its from a .net assembly, but if anyone knows where its from, that would be helpful.

thanks


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@Anonymous wrote:

I am seeing some funny issues, and want to compare file dates and things.

I am on c3d 2018 but its likely the same for all versions.

 

I actually do not know if its from a .net assembly, but if anyone knows where its from, that would be helpful.

thanks


Console.Write(typeof(AeccCivilBatchConverter).Assembly.Filename);
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@Anonymous wrote:

I am seeing some funny issues, and want to compare file dates and things.

I am on c3d 2018 but its likely the same for all versions.

 

I actually do not know if its from a .net assembly, but if anyone knows where its from, that would be helpful.

thanks


If its a managed type, its from an assembly.

 

Use GetType().Assembly.Filename to find out the name of the .dll

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Its a command though, not an object type.

Ignore if you knew that.

 

I tried to find with ARX, Command on command line, but did not see it.

There was a lot so I may have missed it.

Should that have worked?

Will commands from .net assemblies show using the ARX Command listing technique?

thx

 

 


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Search the Commands key of the registry for a registered application that registers that command name. If found, it could be a native or managed application.

 


@Anonymous wrote:

Its a command though, not an object type.

Ignore if you knew that.

 

I tried to find with ARX, Command on command line, but did not see it.

There was a lot so I may have missed it.

Should that have worked?

Will commands from .net assemblies show using the ARX Command listing technique?

thx

 

 


 

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JamesMaeding
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You nailed it. I wasn't thinking it would be loaded that way but there it was.

Answer is its from:

C:\Program Files\Autodesk\AutoCAD 2015\C3D\AeccISDBatchConverter.arx

 

reg key is:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Autodesk\AutoCAD\R20.0\ACAD-E000:409\Applications\AeccCivilBatchConverter\Commands

 

add another solution to your belt.


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