IronRuby
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I've arrived at the end of my AU+East Asia tour, having spent the last 2 weeks in Las Vegas, San Francisco, Tokyo, Seoul and now Beijing. My blog is blocked by the Great Firewall of China, so while I can post this content via Typepad I can't see the results (although I'm told I should […]
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Seeing Jeremy's post from Friday, I decided to give you a quick update of where I am with my own preparation for this year's Autodesk University. I'm delivering two sessions, this year: CP9214-1 AutoCAD® .NET – Developing for AutoCAD Using F# CP208-1 AutoCAD® .NET – Developing for AutoCAD Using IronPython and IronRuby So yes, it […]
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Back in April I posted an IronRuby sample that I had hoped would cause AutoCAD to jig a box in 3D, just like its IronPython counterpart. The sample didn't work with IronRuby 0.3, but recently David Blackmon got in touch to let me know he had a version of the code working with IronRuby 0.9. […]
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As mentioned in this previous post, where I gave the same treatment to IronPython, I've been trying to get display and explode overrules defined in IronRuby working properly in AutoCAD. IronRuby is still at version 0.3, so this effort has been hindered by a number of CLR interop bugs (it turns out). I finally managed […]
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In the last post I introduced a very simple "Hello World!" IronRuby application working with AutoCAD, just as I'd previously done with IronPython. My idea for this post was to take the code from my second IronPython post – which showed how to jig an AutoCAD solid from IronPython – and get it working with […]
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[I've now started pushing links to my posts out through Twitter, even if I haven't gone quite so far as to abandon TypePad (yes, it was an April Fools' joke, in case anyone missed the closing comment :-)]. Having spent some time looking into Python, I decided to give Ruby – another popular scripting language […]