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Error. No database « previous next » Print Pages: [1] 2 All | Go Down Author Topic: Automation automation error library not registered Error. No database (Read 2495 times) 0 Members and 1 Guest are runtime error 440 automation error viewing this topic. DEVITG Bull Frog Posts: 418 Automation Error. No database « on: August 24, 2004,
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12:56:27 pm » Code: [Select](vl-load-com)
(setq e-ENTITY (car (entsel "\nPick ENTY:")))
(SETQ EG-ETY (ENTGET e-ENTITY))
(setq vla-ENTITY (vlax-ename->vla-object e-ENTITY))This give me this http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/visual-lisp-autolisp-and-general/automation-error-no-database/td-p/1044206 errorQuoteAutomation Error. No databaseWhat it's happen? Logged Location @ Crdoba Argentina
using acad 2008 under win XP Mark Custom Title Administrator Seagull Posts: 27579 Automation Error. No database « Reply #1 on: August 24, 2004, 01:04:09 pm » what are you selecting in the dwg? Logged TheSwamp.org (serving the CAD community since 2003) MP Seagull Posts: https://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=2219.0 16721 brevity != aggression WWW Automation Error. No database « Reply #2 on: August 24, 2004, 01:06:11 pm »
using acad 2008 under win XP Mark Custom Title Administrator Seagull Posts: 27579 Automation Error. No database « Reply #4 on: August 24, 2004, 01:20:17 pm » Beats me! Using your code I get the following.Code: [Select]
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Logged TheSwamp.org (serving the CAD community since 2003) DEVITG Bull Frog Posts: 418 here is the dwg I use « Reply #5 on: August 24, 2004, 01:26:41 pm
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| Import blocks from an external DWG file using .NET » August 16, 2006 Handling Automation errors in Visual LISP Since Visual LISP was introduced, developers have taken advantage of its ability to call COM Automation interfaces (whether AutoCAD's or other applications'). The addition of this functionality to the LISP platform created many new development possibilities - previously you were able to call through to ObjectARX applications defining LISP functions, but enabling Automation access from LISP suddenly allowed developers to access any other application adopting the COM standard its API, such as Microsoft Excel. A quick note on error handling in LISP... Traditionally LISP applications have defined their own (*error*) function to trap errors during execution. During this function they often report the value of ERRNO - used by AutoCAD to tell the LISP app what kind of error has occurred - which in turn can help the user or developer pin down the cause of the problem. This is fine, but this kind of global error-trap doesn't make it easy to resume execution after the error. When using Automation interfaces things are different. Automation clients generally need to trap exceptions as they occur, rather than defining a global error-handling function. Visual LISP enables this with a very helpful function named (vl-catch-all-apply). (vl-catch-all-apply) is like the (apply) function, in that it takes a symbol representing the function name to be called as the first argument, followed by the various arguments to be passed to that function in the form of a list. (vl-catch-all-apply) executes the function call, and does its best to trap any errors that occur during it. The main difference between the function signatures of (apply) and (vl-catch-all-apply) is with the return value, which will either be the return value of the function call, if all works well, or an error object that can then be queried for additional information. Let's take a simple example that doesn't involve Automation, which I've basically stolen from the Visual LISP online help. The following code asks the user to enter two numbers using my favourite LISP function, (getreal) :-), and then tries to perform a division. We check result of the division with (vl-catch-all-error-p), to see whether it succeeded or not: if it didn't we then use (vl-catch-all-error-message) to get an error string telling us what happened. (defun c:div (/ first second result) (setq first (getreal "\nEnter the first number: ") second (getreal "\nEnter the second number: ") result (vl-catch-all-apply '/ (list first second)) ) (if (vl-catch-all-error-p result) (princ (strcat "\nCaught