Your custom class may also contain hard or soft pointer references to other objects in the database. A pointer is a one-way link (that is, there is no information in the referenced object that indicates the source of the pointer). An object can point to, or be pointed to by, any number of other objects.
- Customization and Administration Guides
- DXF Reference
- AutoLISP and DCL
- ActiveX and VBA
- ObjectARX and Managed .NET
- ObjectARX: Developer's Guide
- ObjectARX Introductory Concepts
- Basic Interaction with AutoCAD
- Custom Objects
- Proxy Objects
- Object Enablers
- Deriving a Custom ObjectARX Class
- Deriving from AcDbObject
- Overriding AcDbObject Virtual Functions
- Implementing Member Functions
- Filing Objects to DWG and DXF Files
- Object References
- Ownership References
- Pointer References
- Long Transaction Issues for Custom Objects
- Purge
- Undo and Redo
- subErase, subOpen, subClose, and subCancel
- Example of a Custom Object Class
- Object Version Support
- Deriving from AcDbEntity
- Advanced Topics
- ObjectARX Graphics, Geometry, and Boundary Representation Libraries
- Using COM for ObjectARX Development
- ObjectARX: Reference Guide
- ObjectARX: Managed .NET Developer's Guide
- ObjectARX: Managed .NET Reference Guide
- ObjectARX: Interoperability Guide
- ObjectARX: Migration Guide
- ObjectARX: Release Notes
- ObjectARX: Developer's Guide
- JavaScript
- AutoCAD Core Console