本帖最后由 作者 于 2008-7-11 22:51:48 编辑
好东西啊,先占个位子,非常感谢。 有没有简单的例子?像hello word 之类的入门,可以供CAD调用的。 找到啦。 Create an AutoLISP file Open the Visual LISP editor and create a new LISP file called 'HelloWorld.lsp'. Save it in the same location as the project file (in the AutoCAD search path).
MSITStore:D:\Program%20Files\OpenDCL%20Consortium\OpenDCL%20Studio\CHS\OpenDCL.chm::/helloworld3.gif" align="right"/> You can associate a LISP file with the project by double clicking on the 'Visual/AutoLISP File Name' icon in the project window on the right side of the Editor Workspace. Code generated by the editor can be automatically added to this file when defining events and will be demonstrated below. Cut and paste the 2 functions in the code below into the new file.
; the following command will ensure the ; appropriate OpenDCL ARX file is loaded (command "OPENDCL")
(defun c:Hello () ; call the method to load the Hello.odcl file. (dcl_Project_Load "HelloWorld" T) ; call the method to show the Hello world dialog box example (dcl_Form_Show
HelloWorld_Form1) (princ) )
You can now load this code and type 'Hello' at the command prompt. The dialog should display as you last saved it. As the OK button hasn't been assigned an action yet, clicking it will have no effect. To close the dialog, click on the X at the upper right hand corner of the dialog. |