MauroTC
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[non è proprio VBA e nemmeno LISP; però si può considerare programmazione... non sapendo dove inserire la discussione, provo qui; semmai qualcuno la sposterà...]Hello.
can someone give a reference where they can draw to expand the knowledge about the integration of windows/autocad commands?
I'll explain better.
by clicking with the dx on a dwg file, a context menu opens, which shows in the first part, operations that can be recalled for this dwg file.
these can be defined by windows explorer window, with:
tools > folder option > file types
find the dwg extension in the list and highlight it
choose advanced
choose new
give a name to the operation and the row below specify what you want it to perform
I created an operation called "test" and below I would like to experience something new, even to understand what this allows, what are the limits, etc. but I can't understand the syntax I can use.
Meanwhile (to have a base of departure) I copied the execution of the already existing command "open", which corresponds to:
"c:\program files\common files\autodesk shared\acshellex\aclauncher.exe" /o "%1"
(following this, now clicking the dx on any dwg file I have the added option "test")
I wanted to see what options aclauncher.exe allows; I couldn't find anything on the net.
I have an idea he's open
as well as /p could stand for print
"%1" I have no idea what I do
How can I implement such a command? Can I add a macro inside? so that by clicking with the dx on a series of dwg files (from windows), they were also 100, I could run on all of them, in sequence, certain operations (e.g. conversion of units, etc.).
to this and to other questions you could arrive having some documentation about it, but I do not find it.
thanks in advance.
can someone give a reference where they can draw to expand the knowledge about the integration of windows/autocad commands?
I'll explain better.
by clicking with the dx on a dwg file, a context menu opens, which shows in the first part, operations that can be recalled for this dwg file.
these can be defined by windows explorer window, with:
tools > folder option > file types
find the dwg extension in the list and highlight it
choose advanced
choose new
give a name to the operation and the row below specify what you want it to perform
I created an operation called "test" and below I would like to experience something new, even to understand what this allows, what are the limits, etc. but I can't understand the syntax I can use.
Meanwhile (to have a base of departure) I copied the execution of the already existing command "open", which corresponds to:
"c:\program files\common files\autodesk shared\acshellex\aclauncher.exe" /o "%1"
(following this, now clicking the dx on any dwg file I have the added option "test")
I wanted to see what options aclauncher.exe allows; I couldn't find anything on the net.
I have an idea he's open
as well as /p could stand for print
"%1" I have no idea what I do
How can I implement such a command? Can I add a macro inside? so that by clicking with the dx on a series of dwg files (from windows), they were also 100, I could run on all of them, in sequence, certain operations (e.g. conversion of units, etc.).
to this and to other questions you could arrive having some documentation about it, but I do not find it.
thanks in advance.