does microstation use autolisp programing like autocad

or is that not available. Any equivalent?

lbbss

 

Yes.. you can use macros key in or ucm commands instead of auto
lisp....

Mohammed Moizuddin

 

Autocad has macros too, but autolisp is a programing language. Is
there an equivalent to autolisp.

 

Can you send the autolisp file to convert it to microstation ucm
(user command ) or macro..... ??????

 

Visual Basic for Applications
MicroStation V8 implements Microsoft's Visual Basic for Applications
(VBA), including, but not limited to:

- Calling between MDL, VBA, and native code

- VBA as a prototyping tool

- Exposing existing MDL code to COM, etc.

Choosing Utilities > Macro > Project Manager opens the VBA Project
Manager dialog box, which serves as MicroStation V8's integrated
development environment (IDE) for VBA.


Choosing Utilities > Macro > Macros opens the Macros dialog box, which
is used to create, run, debug, and delete VBA macros. This macros can
be saved from the process on working.


Choosing Utilities > Macro > Visual Basic Editor starts Microsoft's
Visual Basic application.

For MicroStation V8-specific information about developing VBA macros,
see the help document MicroStation VBA Documentation in MicroStation
V8's Documentation program group.

 

Microstation has COM model. You can access it with any programming
language that can use COM model (C#, Python and etc.). I believe lisp
should be able to do it as well.

 

dear Mohammed bhai,
could you convert a lisp file to use in MS if I send now.