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I pasted into the code:#import "C: \ Program Files \ Autodesk \ Autodesk Robot Structural Analysis Professional 2019 \ System \ Exe \ robotom.tlb" rename_namespace ("Robot_API")using namespace Robot_API;
but i can't create a struct RobotApplication.
When I debug, I have a message:error C2079: 'Robot' uses undefined struct 'Robot_API :: RobotApplication'
structure, classes and functions are available in the expansion, but I cannot even create the initial structure.
The simplest language is not the fastest and most complete for OOP. Using C # or Python with Visual Studio are more functional for me.
For small programs that do not require the use of large data, VBA and presentation in Excel is better, and does not require authorizations from the IT department. For bigger, There is the possibility with other langage to create specific functions and to use them with DLLs in VBA or Robot.
Dynamo is great for graphicaly scripting features without expanding too much, but seems less harmonious when it comes to putting them together.
It depends of you also. The time you spend there and the plans you have.
