So, since ACADX is no longer supported in 2005...

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by tsigwing, Feb 3, 2005.

  1. tsigwing

    tsigwing Guest

    We are finally working towards upgrading to acad2005 from 2002. I use ACADX for freezing layers in viewports that is inside a reactor. Is there any other way to simulate the following function: (vlax-put-property pViewport 'PViewportObject Evp)?

    This has worked great, and would sure be nice to transport this functionality to 2005.
     
    tsigwing, Feb 3, 2005
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  2. tsigwing

    James Buzbee Guest

    Why would you need a wrapper to perform a function already exposed? Am I
    missing something here?

    jb
     
    James Buzbee, Feb 4, 2005
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  3. tsigwing

    tsigwing Guest

    In 2002 you there is now way using VBA to freeze/thaw layers inside a viewport, unless you know a way.
     
    tsigwing, Feb 4, 2005
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  4. In 2002 you there is now way using VBA to freeze/thaw layers inside a viewport, unless you know a way.
    What does that have to do with AcadX not supported on 2005???

    -- Mike
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    Mike Tuersley, Feb 4, 2005
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  5. tsigwing

    James Buzbee Guest

    So just give up and use Lisp . . . it's a superior language anyway. ;-)
     
    James Buzbee, Feb 4, 2005
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  6. tsigwing

    tsigwing Guest

    Because you could do this with acadx.
     
    tsigwing, Feb 4, 2005
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  7. tsigwing

    tsigwing Guest

    Sounds good. Any idea on how to do this without using the "command" structure, since this is part of a reactor and you cannot use the "command" inside of a reactor.
     
    tsigwing, Feb 4, 2005
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  8. Matter of opinion. I prefer to use VBA and on the *rare* occassion it
    can't do something, I reference vl.application and call lisp.

    Terry
     
    Terry W. Dotson, Feb 4, 2005
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  9. Isn't that just xdata on the acad appid for viewports?

    Terry
     
    Terry W. Dotson, Feb 4, 2005
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