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- 06 Nov 2007, 15:10
- Forum: CAD .NET
- Topic: Error with Dotfuscator.
- Replies: 2
- Views: 12173
Error with Dotfuscator.
Hi.
I'am using the "CADImport.dll" with C#-VisualStudio 2005.
Now, i need to 'Dotfuscator' my program, but always the same error with your product :
Dotfuscator : Error encountered while loading module (...\CADImport.dll). Illegal Index into String Heap : 2147483647
Can you help me ?
I'am using the "CADImport.dll" with C#-VisualStudio 2005.
Now, i need to 'Dotfuscator' my program, but always the same error with your product :
Dotfuscator : Error encountered while loading module (...\CADImport.dll). Illegal Index into String Heap : 2147483647
Can you help me ?
- 30 Mar 2007, 12:32
- Forum: CAD .NET
- Topic: Change color
- Replies: 4
- Views: 16886
Hi and thank's for your response. So, in my CADImport.dll (6.0.2603.19339), there is no CADEntity, no FCADImage.Converter. They are in the CADImport.NET Help but not in the DLL. In you sample "Viewer", #if Professional private CADEntity selEnt; ... What that "Professional" ? another version of the D...
- 28 Mar 2007, 17:27
- Forum: CAD .NET
- Topic: Change color
- Replies: 4
- Views: 16886
- 28 Mar 2007, 17:07
- Forum: CAD .NET
- Topic: Change color
- Replies: 4
- Views: 16886
Change color
Hi.
I need to change the color of all elements in my DXF.
Example : all lines, circles, texts, ... , in Red.
How can i do that ?
I need to change the color of all elements in my DXF.
Example : all lines, circles, texts, ... , in Red.
How can i do that ?
DXF Scale
Hi,
1) How can i know the scale of the current DXF File in my CADImage object ?
2) I need to know how many screen pixels are needed to draw 1 mm of my CADImage, and that in the current drawing rectangle <i>(m_FCADImage.Draw(e.Graphics, Rect)</i>
Sorry for my bad english.
1) How can i know the scale of the current DXF File in my CADImage object ?
2) I need to know how many screen pixels are needed to draw 1 mm of my CADImage, and that in the current drawing rectangle <i>(m_FCADImage.Draw(e.Graphics, Rect)</i>
Sorry for my bad english.