first steps with vba for autocad

[afazio]

segnalo il blog http://bar-ingegneria.forumfree.it/?f=1303161 where you will find a couple of topic with some small lessons on how to start composing macro in vba for autocad.
always from that address you can download .dvb project:
- automatic design of sections in c.a
- automatic design of foundation poles
- reading and writing of the coordinates of points or polylinea vertices

greetings

 

[Shape]

Great.
even if I feel to recommend to those who have to start from 0 to forget the vba and take by hand the .net, autodesk itself does not know until this tool (vba) will be supported by autocad.

 

[Tristan]

Great.
even if I feel to recommend to those who have to start from 0 to forget the vba and take by hand the .net, autodesk itself does not know until this tool (vba) will be supported by autocad.

absolutely agree. in this regard I give you a nice book (for those who know English) on vb.net for autocad
http://www.vbcad.com/vbcadbooks.htm

 

[afazio]

Great.
even if I feel to recommend to those who have to start from 0 to forget the vba and take by hand the .net, autodesk itself does not know until this tool (vba) will be supported by autocad.

Yeah. Unfortunately, you're right. It is a story that has been repeated since the times of gwbasic and pascal under dos. how many programs written for work lost to every system update.
I think I'm too old to start all over again.

greetings

 

[sergiocntr]

only the dead stop learning, let's say that you don't care:

 

[dadinux]

Well, actually, having to update the code every time, it can be rude. . .
But I didn't understand exactly... Will vba scripts be no longer usable? . . .

 

[Shape]

But I didn't understand exactly... Will vba scripts be no longer usable? . . .

autodesk says that the development of the vba will no longer be guaranteed in the new versions of autocad already from 2010 I think, from then on the vba module you have to install it apart, but it is not said that it is also for the next. Since they don't do it all the vba code written will be just a nice old memory.