AutoCAD
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Just back from a great little break: yesterday we drove across and spent the day at the Swiss Museum of Transport in Luzern (more on that in a bit), before having dinner at the Rathaus Brauerie opposite the Kapellbrucke. Then we spent the night at the Hotel Bellevue, a very friendly hotel near the edge […]
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In this previous post I attempted to capture the geometry of a monument close to my home with approximately 500 photographs imported into Photosynth (and October's Plugin of Month to bring it into AutoCAD, of course :-). As promised in that post, I managed to find time this weekend to go back down with a […]
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Many of you will have seen previous incarnations of this tool, during its development. It's a little more complex than most of our other monthly plugins – mostly as it depends on a couple of external components – but the functionality should hopefully be simple enough to understand and use. I won't go into great […]
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Well, I've finally taken the plunge and ordered a MacBook Pro. I have very little experience with Apple products – other than owning an aging iPod Photo and having bought an iPod Touch for my wife – so this is quite a departure for me. I'm far from being ready to call myself "a Mac" […]
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Thanks to Philippe Leefsma, from our DevTech team in Europe, for providing the code for this post. Philippe kindly based his code on that provided in this previous post, which made it especially easy for me to format for posting. Thanks, Philippe! 🙂 In the post linked to above we saw some code defining a […]
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As mentioned in the last post, I decided to update the RegDL tool – which can be used to create demand-loading entries for an AutoCAD .NET module from, for instance, an installer – to support optional logging to a file. If you now run RegDL.exe with the /log command-line switch, then the application will now […]
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In the first part in this series, we looked at getting our basic installer to install files and in the second part we focused on checking and modifying the Registry. In this part we're going to finish up our installer by tweaking the user interface. Let's get started with some fundamentals: the name of the […]
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In the last post we created a basic installer to deploy our product files and source into a user-specified location. In this post we'll look at the Registry-related activities that need to happen from our installer. One of the files we added to the install project was the RegDL executable. We're going to add some […]
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It's been a long time since I've dabbled with software deployment technology, which is absolutely fine by me (in my experience installation issues are some of the gnarliest to deal with, so – presumably like the majority of developers, with apologies to Install specialists – I prefer not having to care about them, myself). But […]
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After a break of a week, I thought it was time to take the QR Code application a little further, after our previous versions creating basic QR codes at a fixed location, using user-specified corners and using a jig. The code in this post adds quite a bit of functionality to the application: The ability […]