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I have, though, I have a constraint of only being one person : ) Fortunately there’s 25 years with of VBA, VB, .NET and ObjectARX documentation and samples floating around on the internet. This is one reason I want ActiveX to be a first-class citizen, it’s very well documented, easy to use. A great stepping stone into the depths of ObjectARX. For now, my priority is writing wrappers, and I really want to dig in and write tons of unit tests |
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Yes, I understand it very well. I don't think it's necessary to write documentation for each function, but general instructions on how to find information in Autodesk documentation. Additionally, a description of the function beyond what is in ARX. Of course, not everything at once, but if we were to start this process, maybe there would be people who would like to help with this (including me) |
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some stuff This is one of my favorite links it shows the basic object model for AutoCAD, its for ActiveX, but it’s applicable to ObjectARX. Note the legend, database object vs not I mostly use the CHMs found in the ObjectARX SDK
instead of searching for AcDbEntity, I just use * Entity Ed.Editor and Ed.Core. are all aced* functions. Example Ed.Editor.ssget calls acedSSGet Ed.Core.invoke() is acedInvoke Db.Core is wrappers around global acdb funtions I also found this |
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Have you thought about documentation? The project is growing and README is not enough. Especially when Python modules are created.
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