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kipshas
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Mon Apr 04, 2005 4:49 pm Post subject:
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Hi all,
I need to call lisp function from vb then wait until it finishes then go on
with VB ...
I use late-binding so I can't find how to use acad events (in earlier
version I just waited for _SysVarChanged event (Lisp was changing it after
everithing ok).
Please help ...
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Paul Richardson
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Mon Apr 04, 2005 6:16 pm Post subject:
Re: call Lisp function from VB6 |
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Check out the "EndLisp" event in the sample "example_events.DVB"
In help menu search for "Enabling Document Level Events in Environments
Other Than VBA" Same idea as App level events within vba.
May be an eaiser way, don't know. Someone will though.
gl
Paul
"kipshas" <Remis79ETA@takasTASKAS.lt> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Hi all,
I need to call lisp function from vb then wait until it finishes then go
on
with VB ...
I use late-binding so I can't find how to use acad events (in earlier
version I just waited for _SysVarChanged event (Lisp was changing it after
everithing ok).
Please help ...
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Danno
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Mon Apr 04, 2005 7:39 pm Post subject:
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Kipshas,
This is a cheap way of running lisp from vb, but for some of the programs we use
thisdrawing.SendCommand ("SCRIPT C:/somedirectory/somelispprogram" & vbCr)
Then issue a delay...
thisdrawing.SendCommand ("delay 1000" & vbCr)
If you are running vb outside of the autocad environment you can always issue a "sleep", or have lisp add a text file to some directory and have the vb program wait for the text file, when it is created vb deletes the file a proceeds with execution. These are cheap ways of doing these things.. but if you figure out how to do it with events.. please let me know.
thanks,
Daniel
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kipshas
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Tue Apr 05, 2005 9:03 am Post subject:
Re: call Lisp function from VB6 |
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My problem is that I have to use late-binding, but with early-binding it's
simple, cal lisp with sendcommand method that trap event SysVarChanged (at
the end of lisp function I change the sysvar and thats alll).
"Danno" <nospam@address.withheld> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Kipshas,
This is a cheap way of running lisp from vb, but for some of the programs
we use
thisdrawing.SendCommand ("SCRIPT C:/somedirectory/somelispprogram" & vbCr)
Then issue a delay...
thisdrawing.SendCommand ("delay 1000" & vbCr)
If you are running vb outside of the autocad environment you can always
issue a "sleep", or have lisp add a text file to some directory and have
the vb program wait for the text file, when it is created vb deletes the
file a proceeds with execution. These are cheap ways of doing these
things.. but if you figure out how to do it with events.. please let me
know.
thanks,
Daniel |
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