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Dear all, I would like to have a LISP command from BCAD to be available in Python and would like to use a Python only implementation based on PyRx to wrap. Idea is to quickndirty use existing API mechanisms not to spoil/overload PyRx, but for further use within. Let's say I would like to do that for
Would it be possible and ifso what would be a sound approach? Best Seb |
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You can call lisp commands using We can take a look at making wrappers for some of the component stuff in At first glance, looks pretty easy to wrap. Though, I have no idea how to use it, or test it |
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You can call lisp commands using
Ed.Core.invoke, caveat you have to create the function to call on the lisp side, seeEd.Core.invokeinPySamples\PyEd\testAcedInvoke.pyWe can take a look at making wrappers for some of the component stuff in
AcComponentCustomProperties.handAcComponents.hAt first glance, looks pretty easy to wrap. Though, I have no idea how to use it, or test it