when i run DropPlot.xcodeproj, the file has been successfully compiled.
however, nothing shows up.
am i supposed to get a plot where the data is loaded from a csv file??
The DropPlot example includes a sample CSV file in the folder named "SampleCSVFiles". The app doesn't open any windows until you open a file. Run the app and open the CSV file using the File menu. You should then see a simple line plot.
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I would like to know how I can load my own custom autocad files to the autocad working supported files without options inside Autocad software, but programmatically.
I have these following files that I want to load to supported files of autocad programatically ,
.cuix file
.vlx file
.mnl file
.mnr file
.fas file.
I tried with inno setup.
Honestly, I don't know how to do.
Please guide me or teach me how to do.
As per my understanding, you can achieve this stuff by Autoloading those File, while the AutoCAD is started, there is plenty amount of solution available on internet you may check this link1 Link2
Or you can refer below step(Before following this step read above link)
1.Write a function to load the required file as you mention in Question
(defun Load_File()
;To load CUIX file "<..MyPath.../MYMENU.CUIX>" replace this with you CUIX file path
(command "_MENULOAD" "<..MyPath.../MYMENU.CUIX>" "")
;To load VLX file "<..MyPath.../MY.VLX>" replace this with you VLX file e path
(command "_appload" "<..MyPath.../MY.VLX>")
;Loading a MNU file overwites the corresponding .MNR, .MNS and .MNC files. Keep in mind that if you make any custom toolbars ;and/or buttons using the graphical on-screen method - they will be wiped when you load the MNU
;(I am not sure about MNL/MNR file loading you may try this )
;To load MNLfile "<..MyPath.../MY.MNL>" replace this with you MNL file e path
(command "_appload" "<..MyPath.../MY.MNL>")
;To load Fas file
(load "<your .Fas file path/my.fas>"
)
(load_File)
2.save this file with name as Load_file.Lsp on trusted path (ie "c:/trusted path/...../Load_File.lsp")
(if lisp file is save in trusted path of AutoCAD so AutoCAD not show pop-up while lisp file is load )
3.make new lisp file so it can Autoload as AutoCAD is started with name "acad.lsp" put below code inside file (this code say that load our first "Load_File.lsp" file)
(load "c:/trusted path/...../Load_File.lsp")
this lisp file must be save in install directory of autocad (Ex. "C:\Program Files\Autodesk\AutoCAD 2018") this step is for automatically load "acad.lsp"
As soon as acad.lsp is loaded all your files are load in Autocad.
InnoSetup is a very good choice for You. I use it for few years and it let me do anything I need.
If You have InnoSetup installed, just click File->New and InnoSetup Script Wizard will guide you through the process of creation script. One of the steps is Application Files, where just select Your files mnu, cuix, fas whatever You like
After that compile ( just one click ) and You have Your setup.exe
Using Innosetup You may install files, but also manipulate OS registry - which may be helpful for Your application, but also set Acad supported files paths.
here
You can find more details about how to load Your application to Acad after is installed.
I have 3 xml file to be written to a folder for client. while writing the 2 files got written perfectly but 3rd file failed. what are the ways by which I can prevent the client to open any file or all the files got deleted or locked if anything failed?
If your application has delete privileges on the system, keep a record of the filenames to the files you're writing. If a file fails for whatever reason, go through the list of file names and delete the files from the directory. A simple string list with a for loop should do it.
I created an autorun.inf file for my dvd so that it would display a splash page (just an image), then go directly to and open a pdf. As well as set the icon for the drive. However the icon didn't change, and neither the splash page or pdf opened or displayed upon inserting the disc.
My code in the autorun.info file is as follows
[AutoRun]
OPEN=winopen \start_here.pdf filename splash.jpg
ICON=icon.ico
The .inf file is sitting in the same folder as the start_here.pdf, the splash.jpg and the icon.ico.
Thoughts?
Open statement does not open the associated file, but only executable and html-files. To launch the associated files by their extensions, you must use "ShellExecute" statement.
The shellexecute command is more flexible than the open command and will allow you to open nearly any file on a PC in its native application, so can be used for PDFs, Word files, web pages and movies where the open command would not work.
[AutoRun]
shellexecute=myfile.pdf
I already have this code from another question on this website.
Help.ShowHelp(ParentForm,
("C:\Users\Beaudean\Desktop\Help.chm"),HelpNavigator.TableOfContents, Nothing)
That works fine except i need the location of the chm help file to point to "my.resources" where it exists because i need to install my program but in that code example it only works with strings?
Thanks you :)
You cannot make this work. The .chm help file viewer is an external program, hh.exe. It doesn't know anything about managed resources, it needs a .chm file on disk.
Setup your project so that the .chm file is available in your build directory. Project + Add Existing Item and pick your .chm file. Select the added file and set its Build property to Content (so it gets installed with the rest of your files) and its Copy to Output Directory to "Copy if Newer" (so it gets copied to your build directory).
And modify your code so it can always find that file:
Dim path = System.IO.Path.Combine(Application.StartupPath, "Help.chm")
Help.ShowHelp(ParentForm, path, HelpNavigator.TableOfContents)
i have created a batch file and have added it to the project using add items. Basically what i am aiming at is to execute this file on a button click action.
I am using System.Diagnostics.Process.Start("hello.bat") command to run this file
i have changed the build action to resource for this batch file.
But when i run this program, it is not able to locate the batch file.
I am required to give a relative path as the path my vary from machine to machine. how can i make this file accessable using a relative path?
Resource puts it inside of your EXE as data. You can google how to write a vb.net resource to a file, use the io tempfilename function to get a tempfile and use that (appending .bat), then run the batchfile from the name you gave it.
If you can ship the .bat with your EXE, this is convenient for debugging and production:
* Put the batchfile in the BIN subdir (debug or release) with your exe. May have to click 'show all files' in project explorer to see these dirs. Right click the .bat and pick 'include in project'. Don't make it a resource.
Run it using application.startuppath & "\" & batfilename. (application.startuppath is only in winforms. You can google 'how to get exe path in vb.net console app' etc. if you need another way).