What is the best group to ask about ARX programing ?

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by Francois Dauberlieu, Oct 15, 2003.

  1. Hi there,

    I'm new to ARX programming and will most likely need some help.

    What would be the best group to post questions so I don't bother everybody
    in all groups ?

    Thanx

    Francois
     
    Francois Dauberlieu, Oct 15, 2003
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  2. Francois Dauberlieu

    Jeff Mishler Guest

    autodesk.autocad.objectarx
    reachable via newsreader at discussion.autodesk.com
    or via web interface at www.autodesk.com
     
    Jeff Mishler, Oct 15, 2003
    #2
  3. Thanx

     
    Francois Dauberlieu, Oct 16, 2003
    #3
  4. Francois Dauberlieu

    Ixtlan Guest

    You are dealing with a relatively difficult API to program with, and I too
    wished Autodesk put out specific groups for just arx programming.

    However, take my advice and spare yourself countless hours of trouble with
    crashes and access violation:

    USE SMART POINTERS WHENEVER OPENING AUTOCAD OBJECTS!!!!!!!

    That is, wrap any object you open for reading or editing into a smart
    pointer that automatically closes (object->close()) the object!

    Take my word for it, you will be glad you did! Autocad is VERY intolerant to
    objects that have been opened without being closed (it always crashes), and
    this is one the most common sources of faults in any arx program.

    RCS
     
    Ixtlan, Oct 19, 2003
    #4
  5. Use: autodesk.autocad.objectarx
    on the newsserver: discussion.autodesk.com

    and it has been there for years.....

    Ulf
     
    Ulf Lagerstrom, Oct 20, 2003
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  6. Francois Dauberlieu

    RCS Guest

    Thanks for the info!

    RCS
     
    RCS, Oct 23, 2003
    #6
  7. Yes, it is too bad that Agent does not handle it well.
    Use Outlook Express (that you already have) or
    use a shareware newsreader.

    Ulf
    Commands and macros on your mouse buttons
    - check it out at www.abicad.com
    You even get a true one-click zoom window!
     
    Ulf Lagerstrom, Nov 1, 2003
    #7
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