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Research of secondary development on AutoCAD based on ObjectARX

Meng Su

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ObjectARX is one of AutoCAD’s secondary development tools, and its functions and classes are introduced. The structure of ObjectARX application is also introduced. The process of secondary development on AutoCAD using ObjectARX is elaborated with an instance. The significance of learning and mastering ObjectARX is proved.

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ObjectARX is one of AutoCAD’s secondary development tools, and its functions and classes are introduced. The structure of ObjectARX application is also introduced. The process of secondary development on AutoCAD using ObjectARX is elaborated with an instance. The significance of learning and mastering ObjectARX is proved.

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ObjectARX is one of AutoCAD’s secondary development tools, and its functions and classes are introduced. The structure of ObjectARX application is also introduced. The process of secondary development on AutoCAD using ObjectARX is elaborated with an instance. The significance of learning and mastering ObjectARX is proved.

Key concepts: ObjectARX, Secondary development, Engineering drawing, Process (computing), Computer science, Engineering, Software engineering, Manufacturing engineering

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