Topic: Beta 1 - here they are!

[hmspe]

If anyone wants the ODC and LISP files for these projects let me know.  Some of them are hooked into ADT so beware.  Most are pretty benign . . ..   

I'd love to see the code.  Nothing like working examples to get a head start on learning a new tool.

Martin

[Guest]

Here's a piccy .. V3.0 for Ac2004-6 Migrated to AC2007-8

Ummm.... Kerry?   Uh....what's a "Buppy" pull-down do??

[Guest]

If anyone wants the ODC and LISP files for these projects let me know.  Some of them are hooked into ADT so beware.  Most are pretty benign . . ..   

I'd love to see the code.  Nothing like working examples to get a head start on learning a new tool.

Martin

          ^  ^  ^
I'll second that!

James (or anyone else):
I'm assuming there's some sort of GUI for ODC?  If so, can you post a pic (or three)?

From what it looks like, ODC is kinda like LSP hooks up with VBA and has a kid?  Seems pretty cool!

[BazzaCAD]

Here's a screen shot of the editor,
https://sourceforge.net/project/screenshots.php?group_id=187950
You should download it & give it a try, after all it's FREEEEEE 
You can download it from the same site.
Check out the "Examples" folder once you get it installed.

[Guest]

So when these projects are compiled, what type of file are they and do they load the same way as a LSP or a DVB?

[jbuzbee]

Matt,

the form definitions are contained in a .ODC file - think of it like a resource DLL for an ObjectARX routine.  The interaction between AutoLISP and AutoCAD is handled by the OpenDCL.arx (currently versions 16 and 17).  So an "application" would have 3 files: MyApp.lsp, MyApp.odc and OpenDCL.16.arx.  The arx file contains a load function called from lisp: (Odcl_Load_Project "MyApp.odc")

I know it sounds like a lot of files but the benefits are unbelievable!

[BazzaCAD]

They're a custom file type that only OpenDCL can read (.ODC). They don't need to be compiled you just open them in the OpenDCL editor. Then there's an OpenDCL*.ARX that reads the .ODC file & displays it in Acad & provides you with the functions to interact with it via Lisp.

[Kerry]

>>>>
A little  question : Which software do you use to create your animated gifs?

http://www.techsmith.com/products.asp

Video : Camtasia Studio

Single Piccys : SnagIt

They can be purchased as a bundle.

[Kerry]

Here's a piccy .. V3.0 for Ac2004-6 Migrated to AC2007-8

Ummm.... Kerry?   Uh....what's a "Buppy" pull-down do??

http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=15390.msg186804#msg186804

Here's the frontEnd Dialog Piccy :--

[Aymen Ellouze]

Thanks Kerry! 
I find them expansive but they are good products!

[Tom]

Looking good Kerry
Great work