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Code Red => Visual DCL Programming => AutoLISP (Vanilla / Visual) => OpenDCL => Topic started by: Grrr1337 on May 28, 2021, 02:59:03 AM
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Hi guys,
Decided to try out OpenDCL for the first time:
So I've installed "OpenDCL.Studio.ENU.9.1.3.0.msi" successfuly and "OpenDCL.Runtime.9.1.3.0.msi" (not sure if it was installed).
Then I've created a new project - Untitled.odcl with a modeless dialog and two text buttons.
And unfortunately in my ACAD theres no dcl-Project-Import , nor any dcl-* function definition.
My current goal is to run an OpenDCL project from ACAD.
System specifications: Windows 8.1 Pro 64 bit, AutoCAD 2017
Any ideas how could I fix my problem?
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Yup.... head here and ask the same question.
https://opendcl.com/forum/index.php
Once you get he 'hang' of OpenDCL, there is no going back...
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Yup.... head here and ask the same question.
https://opendcl.com/forum/index.php
Once you get he 'hang' of OpenDCL, there is no going back...
Thanks RGUS,
Made a duplicate topic (https://opendcl.com/forum/index.php?topic=2774.0) at opendcl.com
I was aware of ODCL for years, but just now decided to try it a bit.
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And unfortunately in my ACAD theres no dcl-Project-Import , nor any dcl-* function definition.
just arxload the corresponding .arx file
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And unfortunately in my ACAD theres no dcl-Project-Import , nor any dcl-* function definition.
just arxload the corresponding .arx file
The problem seems to be that I didn't initially invoked (command "_OPENDCL"), which loads the library with the dcl-* function definitions.
However it would be cool just to arxload/netload instead of command-calling. :)
I should've checked earlier under "Application Development" section of ODCL's documentation. (Owen answered me anyway)
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However it would be cool just to arxload/netload instead of command-calling. :)
The general advice is to use the command call. But if you want to make things hard, don't let this stop you.
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However it would be cool just to arxload/netload instead of command-calling. :)
The general advice is to use the command call. But if you want to make things hard, don't let this stop you.
Unfortunately I don't have the time, thought someone already did it.