Hi Timothy,
This is very very good news for me.. I just try this.
I hope so i will fulfill in your way..
Regards,
Mura USTUNTAS
On 03/30/2011 03:48 AM, Timothy Barnes wrote:
Murat,
I was successful in getting Excel to talk to AutoCAD. I had to revert
back to IronRuby 0.9.1 b/c IronRuby 1+, so
Murat,
I was successful in getting Excel to talk to AutoCAD. I had to revert
back to IronRuby 0.9.1 b/c IronRuby 1+, so far has been kicked out of
Autocad saying that .NET is too new.
Here is what I used:
Applications:
SharpDevelop 4.0 (b/c I'm new to visual studio)
IronRuby 0.9.1
Autocad 2011
E
Hello David,
I am happy to hear your noise. I hope that open source
programming languages will be very popular and attractive
for this type of programming (Acad, Office, and others).
So please you refresh and develop your gem..
Regards,
Murat USTUNTAS
On 03/09/2011 03:52 AM, David B. wrote:
H
Hi,
Timothy is correct. I am not actively working on my gem any longer.
Mainly because there wasn't much interest.
But I remain convinced that using Ruby to code against the Acad .net API
can be a great way to go.
I haven't even tried to compile any of my code with the newer versions
of IronR
Don't use the email above. I am having problems with it.
Instead use:
barnes...@gmail.com
Sorry.
Timothy
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Hello Timothy,
I am very pleased for this information from you. If you give me
your email address i want to talk to you directly.
I am planing to user AutoCAD 2010 or AutoCAD 2011
- also later ZwCAD 2011 - and I am using Windows 7
pro 64bit, Micosoft Office XP.
If we will fulfill in this proje
I have played around with this.
There are 2 steps:
1. Using the example given in the "Through the Interface" post you have
to use an existing .net language to create a "script engine" to allow
AutoCAD and Ironruby to talk. You should be able to copy Kean Walmsley's
script directly, pick the ri
The world would be a very boring place if we would do only stuff that was
already done, wouldn't it?
On Tue, Mar 1, 2011 at 7:21 AM, Murat ÜSTÜNTAŞ wrote:
> Thank you Mike,
>
> I assume that this is very tricky.. But, i hope that somebody knows about
> AutoCAD and .NET Api
> integration in this
Thank you Mike,
I assume that this is very tricky.. But, i hope that somebody knows
about AutoCAD and .NET Api
integration in this comminity..
Regards,
Murat USTUNTAS
On 02/28/2011 02:59 PM, Mike Hatfield wrote:
I have no AutoCAD experience, so is not something I can personally
help with
I have no AutoCAD experience, so is not something I can personally help
with. I agree with Andrius in that there are probably very few people that
would need (or want) this kind of integration. On the other hand, if
AutoCAD has a .NET API then using IronRuby is a least a possibility.
Is there an
I very much doubt that there is a step by step guide for that, since only
one other person on the world seemed interested in this.
On Mon, Feb 28, 2011 at 11:18 AM, Murat ÜSTÜNTAŞ wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> I am new in .net programming and I have writing ruby codes more then 3
> years.
> I want to w
Hello All,
I am new in .net programming and I have writing ruby codes more then 3
years.
I want to write some codes, taking data from excel files to make
something and
drawing somethings in AutoCAD.
I searched google and found some links about IronRuby and AutoCAD.. But,
i could
not find st
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