Programming progeCAD

Another way you can customize progeCAD is to add custom programs written in any of several programming languages that run within progeCAD, including the follow­ing: IRX, ARX, CRX, DBX, TX, .NET, LISP, SDS, DCL, VBA, and DIESEL.

In progeCAD, you can run many programs originally created for use with AutoCAD. Specifically, you can use programs written entirely in AutoLISP with no modifica­tion. In addition, you can run many ADS programs originally written for use with AutoCAD after first recompiling them using the progeCAD run-time libraries. Many AutoCAD third-party programs are compatible with progeCAD.

Use the online Help.
For information about programming for progeCAD, see the online Help for the progeCAD Developer’s Reference.

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Using runtime extension applications

Using .NET applications

Using LISP routines

Using SDS applications

Using DDE applications

Using DCL with progeCAD

Using VBA

Using DIESEL with progeCAD

Loading custom applications automatically when progeCAD starts

1. Using runtime extension applications
2. Using .NET applications
3. Using LISP routines
4. Using SDS applications
5. Using DDE applications
6. Using DCL with progeCAD
7. Using VBA
8. Using DIESEL with progeCAD
9. Loading custom applications automatically when progeCAD starts