Reply With QuoteVBA is still supported, but its no secret that it is dying, and it isn't necessarily Autodesk's fault. Microsoft is the one who killed it. I wouldn't write any new code in it.
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16th Mar 2009 07:14 pm #21Quantum Mechanic
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Well being an even number, it was looking good - but with prospects that they will no longer support VBA... maybe things are turning in a different direction...
Originally Posted by AlinOz
And we're just about on the verge of 2010... An even number, new functions and a new Database... Let's cross our fingers that the even numbers are really good
http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?t=32857Lee Mac Programming
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16th Mar 2009 07:18 pm #22Super Moderator
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16th Mar 2009 07:20 pm #23Quantum Mechanic
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Ahh, sorry for my mis-interpretation. I just hope that LISP doesn't follow in the same direction Originally Posted by rkmcswain
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16th Mar 2009 10:14 pm #24Super Moderator
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There is really no reason for it to go away since it's controlled by Autodesk, not an outsider. What we are seeing now and I suppose will continue is virtually no development on the UI and the API though. As products like Civil 3D evolve from AutoCAD, lisp becomes a much less powerful tool and .NET/ARX becomes the direction in which to head... Originally Posted by Lee Mac
Ahh, sorry for my mis-interpretation. I just hope that LISP doesn't follow in the same direction
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16th Mar 2009 11:03 pm #25Quantum Mechanic
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Looks like I better get studying Originally Posted by rkmcswain
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16th Mar 2009 11:31 pm #26Super Member
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Good news for me, now all my years of not learning VB will have paid off
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17th Mar 2009 12:27 am #27Senior Member
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Same thing here. Not trying to excuse myself, I guess I just never really had the need. Originally Posted by MaxwellEdison
Good news for me, now all my years of not learning VB will have paid off"AS IS" AND WITH ALL FAULTS.
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10th Apr 2011 05:42 pm #28Full Member
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Hope u don't dislike that face that this is rather old!
I am working on my report about my work in AutoCAD and I am going to write a little bit about autocad.
Does anybody know when 3D first was avilible in AutoCAD? It was just build for 2D back in the days?
Does anyone know if Autocad is mostly used for 2D or 3D? Any source?
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10th Apr 2011 07:36 pm #29Super Member
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This is always a good read on the hisory if AutoCAD
http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showth...ht=john+walkerR12 (Dos) - A2K
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