Request to Lee Mac

Hi, I found your site CopyBlockFromDrawing.lsp lisp.

Request is as follows:

Whether that could be a rewrite of Lisp so that worked in Bricscad.

Hi, I found your site CopyBlockFromDrawing.lsp lisp.

Request is as follows:

Whether that could be a rewrite of Lisp so that worked in Bricscad.

A generalisation of that code may be found here:

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?56146-Steal-from-Drawing

Although, unfortunately I wouldn't know how to make it work in Bricscad having never used that program.

Lee

Everything good just crashes error

Error: Automation Error 80020009; Error accessing [GETINTERFACEOBJECT] method. ErrIndex=0

I asked in other forums I got a reply that is missing in bricscadzie vla-GetInterfaceObject but maybe you have an idea how you'd write it differently.

http://www.bricsys.com/bricscad/help/en_US/V10/DevRef/source/Methods_GetInterfaceObject.htm

czesc jan_ek

i guess you was here:

http://forum.cad.pl/do-kojacek-t75961.html#p7658186

you can replace this but i seams that Bricscad still doesn't support DBX functionality

nara

i[t] seams that Bricscad still doesn't support DBX functionality

That's a shame - well, in that case, forget about the program I linked you to.

Lee

One question. What they mean by that:

"the ObjectDBX COM interface is currently not available. But it should be possible to create a drawing database and load a dwg file into it, and then to access information from that database."

How to "translate" this to lisp?

kruuger

"the ObjectDBX COM interface is currently not available. But it should be possible to create a drawing database and load a dwg file into it, and then to access information from that database."

I'm not entirely sure, but it sounds like that is what my code is currently doing: I create an ObjectDBX Document object and open a drawing file using it, then access the information from that drawing. Bit puzzled.

I'm not entirely sure, but it sounds like that is what my code is currently doing: I create an ObjectDBX Document object and open a drawing file using it, then access the information from that drawing. Bit puzzled.

hmm, it is weird, anyway

Thanks Lee

kruuger

No worries Kruuger, thanks for looking into it

Thanks for the discussion guys. My question may be ill-formed, should read

like this:

Is it possible to do this without using ObjectDBX (or command-GetInterfaceObject vla).

Because of this probably can not cope Bricscad

Thanks for the discussion guys. My question may be ill-formed, should read

like this:

Is it possible to do this without using ObjectDBX (or command-GetInterfaceObject vla).

Because of this probably can not cope Bricscad

Not in LISP I shouldn't think