Kelie schrieb:
Thomas Heller thel...@... writes:
Anyway, you should NOT use 'cast' with COM object pointers. Last,
but not least, 'cast' doesn't handle the COM reference count correctly.
Please use 'QueryInterface' with them, like so:
block = obj.QueryInterface(ACAD.IAcadBlockReference)
Kelie schrieb:
Ronan,
There is a cast function. But the syntax isn't much shorter.
import comtypes
import comtypes.gen.AutoCAD as ACAD
app = comtypes.client.GetActiveObject(AutoCAD.Application)
obj = app.ActiveDocument.ModelSpace(1)
#Assume this obj is a block
block =
Ronan Paixão schrieb:
Also, I'm had some problems with type coercion. In the VB examples, the
variable types are declared before using, which coerce return types. The
comtypes documentation is terrible and I didn't find anything to do
similar. The problem is that ms.Item(number), where ms is
Thomas Heller thel...@... writes:
Anyway, you should NOT use 'cast' with COM object pointers. Last,
but not least, 'cast' doesn't handle the COM reference count correctly.
Please use 'QueryInterface' with them, like so:
block = obj.QueryInterface(ACAD.IAcadBlockReference)
Thanks
Thanks a lot for your help! It certainly was crucial to kickstart my
script. Specially since I didn't know I could send Lisp commands with
SendCommand().
Here's what I'm doing:
Em Seg, 2009-01-05 às 10:15 +, Kelie escreveu:
Ronan,
Thanks for taking time to explain what you're after.
Ronan,
There is a cast function. But the syntax isn't much shorter.
import comtypes
import comtypes.gen.AutoCAD as ACAD
app = comtypes.client.GetActiveObject(AutoCAD.Application)
obj = app.ActiveDocument.ModelSpace(1)
#Assume this obj is a block
block = comtypes.cast(obj,
Ronan,
Thanks for taking time to explain what you're after. Here is an ugly way of
achieving what you're trying to do. If you know AutoLisp/VisualLisp, this would
be quite easy to follow. I'm not aware that there is a COM/ActiveX function
equivalent to the ssgetfirst function. HTH.
import
Ronan,
I'm not sure what the answer is to your question. But I'm curious why you're
trying to use Python to execute the measure command. Do you know any
AutoLisp/VisualLisp or VBA? Both of them would be much easier to use in this
case. What I'm finding is Python (win32com or comtypes) has its
