survey for subforum opening c# for autocad

[blubossa]

I would propose to open a post in which to discuss programming in c# in the same way as that of vba and lisp. what do you say?

This could be a way to begin to bring some knowledge to a single point, even because around I don't find many and quite confused, or I am confused.

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[PlannerRoad]

Hello plannerroad,
I would propose to open a post in which to discuss programming in c# in the same way as that of vba and lisp. what do you say?

This could be a way to begin to bring some knowledge to a single point, even because around I don't find many and quite confused, or I am confused.

bb

c# programming forums for autocads in Italian are not really there and it is not easy to find even in English.
There's some English website.
the idea of opening a subforum for the c# (such as lisp or vba), or programming in .net in general, had been taken into account. but at the moment there are no people with knowledge so that they can answer questions (and also questions) of this type of language applied to the world of autocad.

In any case, this request may be the point of taking that intention, hearing other opinions and seeing what they think.
who wants to express his opinion in this sense (positive or negative) well come.
opinions are expected. :smile:

 

[blubossa]

Hello plannerroad,

Apparently no other ideas come... .

Why don't we start making available the info that is on the net or what everyone in the booze can do?

I launch some idea about how to start organizing the job:


the potential of c# language (or object language)
the basics of language, syntax
the forms
simple programs to generate objects in autocad
...
...


Just to start, what do you say? can be that starting to understand something
in more than this language more users approach quersta novelties.

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[PlannerRoad]

given some considerations in previous posts, which I have moved here from another discussion, we thought to open a survey for opening a possible subforum for the c# applied to autocad.

This discussion aims to be a point to "hear" the opinions of the various users and whether they may be interested or not, more than just to select a yes or no in the survey casellin.

We know, as I have already expressed above, that currently relatically to this new programming language applied to autocad there is still a great diffusion of "knowledge" at least in Italy. However, as blubossa says, it could be a basis on which to start talking about it, and we could be one of the first sites in the Italian forums that begin to discuss it, although of course, at least initially, in a "elementary" way; perhaps also attracting, perhaps in the future, competent people in this area.

comments and considerations, positive or negative that may be expected.

 

[rpor66]

favorable but even more if we focus on .net, in order to understand in a single container the experiences of different languages managed by the same platform.

 

[blubossa]

favorable but even more if we focus on .net, in order to understand in a single container the experiences of different languages managed by the same platform.

I completely agree, not only that we are or few to have this enthusiasm...........

will everyone be on vacation? ?

we hope to begin as soon as possible.:finger:

 

[blubossa]

in the survey I have an opposite vote, I would be curious to know why.

Obviously everyone is free to choose but I would like to understand another point of view.

Thank you.

bb

 

[PlannerRoad]

favorable but even more if we focus on .net, in order to understand in a single container the experiences of different languages managed by the same platform.

Yes, you're perfectly right. I have also seen autocad utility codes written in f#.

 

[ale]

opening a subforum on .net is a good idea.
I join the group and hope to make a contribution.
Hi.

 

[iron72]

I also join to create another sub forum about c# language.
However as far as I know about the .net platform the two languages that go great are c# in the head followed by visual basic. the other languages at least I did not even find books that concern them and on the sites that treat other languages are really limited, always of the .net platform.
Hello, everyone. :smile:

 

[lattu]

favorable, not so much for my beloved since I don't understand a thing, but just to improve and grow the forum more and more.

 

[PlannerRoad]

the new subforum dedicated to .net (platform on which different types of languages are based, including c# and vb.net) for autocad.