AutoCAD VBA

Rhodie72

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Does anyone know anything about writing VBA in AutoCAD?
 

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But VBA (for AutoCAD) seems to be fallen into oblivion. AutoLISP is much more popular and there is plenty of content on the web.
If you already know any programming language: The AutoLISP syntax is absolutely ugly (e.g. like Scheme).
I'm not an expert nor do I know how to write AutoLISP programs, but I can recommend some stuff (currently I am reading a book on AutoLISP programming).

If you are interested in knowing more about or learning AutoLISP, let me know.
 
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