Programming with events in VBA

How can I do to load a macro with events automatically? I maked a macro with beginsave event and this one only works if I write the code into AutoCAD Object folder in the IDE.

This is the code:

Private Sub AcadDocument_BeginSave(ByVal FileName As String)
Call AutoDWF
MsgBox "O DWF has create successful! "
End Sub
Public Sub AutoDWF()

Dim objPlot As Object
Set objPlot = ThisDrawing.Plot

Dim blnRet As Boolean
Dim sDWFFile As String
Dim sPlotDriver As String
sDWFFile = "c:\ari\Facility01.dwf"
sPlotDriver = "c:\ari\DWF6 ePlot.pc3"
blnRet = objPlot.PlotToFile(sDWFFile, sPlotDriver)
End Sub

thanks!
Ari

 

I believe you could load the macro using LISP and put that LISP code in the AcadDoc.lsp file to load automatically with each drawing.

 

Create a project called ACAD.DVB. In it, create a STARTUP sub. Next make
sure that you have the dvb in a folder in your support path along with an
ACSII text file named ACAD.RX that has one line of code:

ACVBA.ARX - for 2004+
ACADVBA - for 2000-2002

When AutoCAD starts, it'll look for acad.rx which will initialize vba
within AutoCAD. Next, AutoCAD will load the acad.dvb and run whatever is in
the startup sub. For events, just include their programming as a part of
acad.dvb and they will activate whwn the file loads.

As for GTVic's comment, you could resort to lisp but why mix programming
languages when you don't need to.

-- Mike
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Mike Tuersley
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the trick is to realize that there is no spoon...

 

One tiny correction Mike, the sub must be called ACADStartup (unless they
changed it in 2006?).

 

Nope, it's still the same. Thanks for the correction, Ed! One of those,
it's late and my mind is asleep posts.

-- Mike
___________________________
Mike Tuersley
___________________________
the trick is to realize that there is no spoon...

 

Don't ya just hate that? Keep up the good work!