vba in equations

[SolidUser]

I know that on this forum there are lovers of equations.
I don't know if you know it or not, but solidworks equations support vba.
− support of message boxes

− string function support

− support of logical operators (not, and, or, etc)

− support of solidworks bees functions

Example of equation:

"autorun"=application.sldworks.runmacro"c:macro1.swp","macro1.swp","main")

 

[Syncmaster]

I know that on this forum there are lovers of equations.
I don't know if you know it or not, but solidworks equations support vba.
− support of message boxes

− string function support

− support of logical operators (not, and, or, etc)

− support of solidworks bees functions

Example of equation:

"autorun"=application.sldworks.runmacro"c:macro1.swp","macro1.swp","main")

interesting

 

[andrea.boerio]

I know that on this forum there are lovers of equations.
I don't know if you know it or not, but solidworks equations support vba.
− support of message boxes

− string function support

− support of logical operators (not, and, or, etc)

− support of solidworks bees functions

Example of equation:

"autorun"=application.sldworks.runmacro"c:macro1.swp","macro1.swp","main")

mmmm... experiments then... :finger:

 

[zetapierre]

I tried, but it doesn't work... where am I wrong?, what is missing? the path of the macro is correct.... then I would like to understand how in the equations add the operators and, or etc... Thank you.