VLAX by Frank O

VLAX by Frank O

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VLAX by Frank O

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Is there any sample projects or instructions on how to utilize VLAX?

Frank?

Best regards,

Dale
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I pulled up the vbaide then selected the project I needed it for. Then I
simply did an import to get the .cls file attached to my project. Not sure
how to specifically use the file in and of itself.

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If you'd like a full blown implementation example, have a look at Curve.cls. It
wraps VLAX in order to make extra properties available for a wide variety of
AutoCAD entities.

As for general instructions on using it, once you import into your project, use
it like any other object.

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"Thank goodness! I thought my boots were cracked."

"D. M. Levesque" wrote in message
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> Is there any sample projects or instructions on how to utilize VLAX?
>
> Frank?
>
> Best regards,
>
> Dale
>
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Thanks Frank but i'm trying to get around upgrading 20 R14 licences to 2000
and I just realized that R14 has no (VL-LOAD-COM) function.

What I'm trying to do is to either get a VB macro to run a command defined
like this (vl-acad-defun 'dynamic) that is compiled into a vlisp ARX file.

or

Have my ARX file run a macro.

I need both commands to run one after the other to ensure that drawing info
is synchronized without relying on the user to remeber to run both programs.
Acadunsupp doesn't work for some reason.

help.EvalLispExpr "(dynamic ""c:\\eclipse\\text\\AA00035.txt"" T)" causes
errors in AutoCAD like this:
Backtrace:
:ERROR-BREAK.6 nil
:ERROR-BREAK.3 nil
but if i enter the same lisp expression manually at the keyboard it works
fine.

Any suggestions?

Best regards,

Dale.
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