vlax-ldata-put

My question is two-fold:

1) Since a function is available for testing the ability to save data over a session boundary (What is a "session boundary" anyway?), what kind of conditions could prevent the data from being saved?

2) Are there any limitations to the amount of data that can be saved in the drawing dictionary? I've succesfully written an 80K list without a problem, but I'd like to know if the limit (If one exists) is determined by the AutoCAD program itself or the system resources. I'm working on a 3.4GHz w/ 2G ram, but could somebody on 450MHz with 128 MB ram write the data just the same?

TIA

 

Closing the drawing, in this case. (IMHO, it _should_ mean closing AutoCAD,
but LData is saved with the drawing).

Stay away from LData. The data stored is not accessible to VB(A), hosing
your data if you choose to use other languages for development. True
dictionaries are nearly as capable.

--
R. Robert Bell


My question is two-fold:

1) Since a function is available for testing the ability to save data over
a session boundary (What is a "session boundary" anyway?), what kind of
conditions could prevent the data from being saved?

2) Are there any limitations to the amount of data that can be saved in the
drawing dictionary? I've succesfully written an 80K list without a problem,
but I'd like to know if the limit (If one exists) is determined by the
AutoCAD program itself or the system resources. I'm working on a 3.4GHz w/
2G ram, but could somebody on 450MHz with 128 MB ram write the data just the
same?

TIA

 

Hi, Luis!

What's that?! I had no idea. Please expound. Or if you prefer, e-mail me
using my website address and I'll call you (I think it's my turn.)

 

Luis....Please reply here, so that all may benefit!!!!