Thanks for the advice. I am impressed with your knowledge, web page and outspoken
commentary.
Frank Oquendo wrote:
> If you've never written a C++ program before, it's a monster but one you can
> tame with a lot of study and experimentation. Especially if you're wanting to
> create an ActiveX-enabled component. Some books you might try:
>
> Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days (SAMS Press), includes VC++, Learning Edition
> Inside COM (Microsoft Press)
> Practical C++ (QUE)
>
> And that's just to learn the basics of creating COM objects with C++. ARX is a
> whole other ball game. One thing I found to be of *tremendous* value in finding
> my way around the ObjectARX API is VisualAssist from Whole Tomato Software. It
> extends the IntelliSense in VC++ by displaying information on any API you add to
> it, including ARX. That's just one of the many useful features. Have a look at
> http://www.wholetomato.com
>
> --
> http://www.acadx.com
> "Thank goodness! I thought my boots were cracked."
>
> "Paul"
wrote in message news:3A94BFDE.E8CFD190@ezysurf.com...
> > I have looked at the ACADUNSUPP ARX source code and want to know the
> > degree of difficulty in writing my own ARX code to provide the
> > unsupported property 3DFACE .coordinates
> >
> > I have looked at the VLAX (acadx) page, but I would like to cover R14 as
> > well as R2000.
> >
> > Any advice would be appreciated.
> >
> > Paul Klibbe
> >
