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Thursday, March 14, 2013

Update - Custom Double-Click Action Using Application.BeginDoubleClick Event

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I posted an article a few months ago on the topic of using Application.BeginDoubleClick event to define our own custom double-click action h...
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Thursday, February 28, 2013

Using Application.ShowModalDialog()? Be Careful

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When it comes to display a custom dialog box we developed in AutoCAD (assuming we use System.Windows.Forms.Form), we all know that Autodesk ...
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Sunday, February 17, 2013

Restoring a View with Aborted Transaction

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In AutoCAD programming (or in general programming, for that matter), one of the best practices is that if your code changes some system stat...
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Wednesday, January 2, 2013

Enhance Code Performance with Document.UserData

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Kean Walmsley had a post quite a few years ago on the topic of Document.UserData, which is a HashTable type of object associated to the eac...
Thursday, December 27, 2012

Custom Double-Click Action Using Application.BeginDoubleClick Event

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I cannot remember since when AutoCAD introduced double-click editing mechanism, which is a great shortcut to a default command against parti...
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After graduating from university, I worked as civil engineer for more than 10 years. It was AutoCAD use that led me to the path of computer programming. Although I now do more generic business software development, such as enterprise system, timesheet, billing, web services..., AutoCAD related programming is always interesting me and I still get AutoCAD programming tasks assigned to me from time to time. So, AutoCAD goes, I go.
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