Vectordraw | Developer Framework Cad -formely Vectordraw Standard-

using VectorDraw.Professional.vdFigures; using VectorDraw.Professional.vdObjects; using VectorDraw.Geometry; public class SitePlanner

If you are a software engineer looking to embed a native CAD solution into a .NET, ActiveX, or web environment, this article is your definitive deep dive into the VectorDraw Developer Framework. To understand the power of the current framework, one must look at its lineage. The previous naming, VectorDraw Standard , suggested a baseline set of features—mostly viewing and light editing. using VectorDraw

In under 20 lines of code, you have hybrid CAD interaction (loading an existing file + creating new native entities). Part 5: The Web Component – Moving Beyond Desktop The biggest differentiator for VectorDraw Developer Framework CAD (formerly VectorDraw Standard) is the Web Library . In under 20 lines of code, you have

// 2. Access the layout and add a custom boundary layer vdLayer boundaryLayer = new vdLayer(); boundaryLayer.Name = "Property_Boundaries"; boundaryLayer.Color = System.Drawing.Color.Red; doc.Layers.Add(boundaryLayer); // 3. Create a complex Polyline (The "CAD" power upgrade) vdPolyline fence = new vdPolyline(); fence.SetDocumentDefaults(doc); fence.Layer = boundaryLayer; // Add vertices (Lot corners) fence.VertexList = new Vertexes(new gPoint[] new gPoint(0, 0, 0), new gPoint(50, 0, 0), new gPoint(50, 30, 0), new gPoint(25, 45, 0), new gPoint(0, 30, 0) ); fence.Flag = LineFlags.Closed; fence.LineWeight = VdConstLineWeight.LineWeight025; // 4. Add to the model doc.Model.Entities.AddItem(fence); // 5. Zoom to extents and refresh doc.Zoom(EZoomAction.eZoomExtents); doc.Redraw(true); Access the layout and add a custom boundary

public void ProcessSurvey(vdDocument doc, string dwgPath)