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I will need a button called "Scan" and an event HandleScan(object sender, object data).

I don't see how to customize/interact with CADEditorX programmatically under VisualStudio 2012. For example,

1) how do I add a button and create an associated event?
2) How do I iterate through all entities?
3) How do I view attributes of a block?

Where is the most appropriate place to ask questions about CADEditorX? Is under CADImport.NET (right here) acceptable?

I'm asking this question here because I don't see a Forum for CADEditorX. I am totally lost on how to use this product under C# .NET. The Help (chm) talks about various visual elements, including a View, Editor, Ribbon, etc. but after installing, I don't see any visual components I can drag and drop...

What does this mean "XAML export is implemented, but is not enabled"? Do you mean it is not available in current versions but will be in a future version? Or do you mean it is available in a full version but not a trial version? I just don't know what you mean by "not enabled?"

I need our .NET app to convert a dwg file to xaml, for use with WPF. If this is not possible, dwg conversion to SVG would do since I am told SVG can be converted to Xaml.

I need to programmatically detect when a user has just finished drawing a line so that I can record that line's start and end points. Of course MouseUp is a possibility, but I see that Undo/Redo is recording this action, so I wondered if the entire line drawing action is already being captured so th...

How to programmatically pan the drawing to bring a given point to the center of the user's view?

How to programmatically draw a line from one point to another?

How to programmatically draw a rectangle whose center is at a particular point?

Thank you, and useful, but my question was how to iterate all entities of a particular layer. So let me rephrase: Given a particular layer of drawing, how do you iterate through all entities of that layer.

I need to go through every thing that exists on the drawing and examine the properties of each. I guess the things on the drawing are called "entities"? If someone could show me how to do this layer by layer that would be great.