Let’s start with a summary and conclusions – especially for CAD managers: Why would you want to compile CAD-Lisp? Lisp is an interpreted language. So speaking of compiling is a bit misleading here, compiling does not offer any substantial changes, it remains interpreted. But what does compiling offer? Files are encrypted and slowing elements such […]
How do you create button menus for BricsCAD (and AutoCAD) for your company without all the overhead of complex XML code? That’s what this article offers an answer to. AutoCAD – and by extension BricsCAD – uses XML for the definitions of the ribbon, menu bars and toolbars. XML files are intended to be readable […]
If you use BricsCAD or AutoCAD in your organization, it is a good idea to put all of your customization in a work space of its own. When in a network it can be a bumpy road to achieve this remotely. This article describes techniques to achieve this. A word about AutoCAD: It is assumed […]
