Enhanced API in GstarCAD 2024

GstarCAD 2024 offers enhanced and robust APIs for developers to migrate and build applications, including GRX, .NET, VBA, LISP, and COM. In GstarCAD 2024, .NET and LISP have been greatly optimized.

.NET

Built on advanced C++/CLI technology, the .NET software development interface offers a reliable platform for developers. With 100% integrity in core module interfaces that are most commonly used, GstarCAD 2024 ensures efficient development and seamless cross-platform compatibility.

LISP

The encoding format of the LISP module has been optimized and adjusted to ensure complete compatibility with ANSI, UTF-8, UTF-16, UTF-8 BOM, and other encoding formats used in LISP, FAS, VLX, and DCL files, enabling efficient and seamless secondary development.

Lisp Dubugger

You can enter the VLISP or VLIDE command, or click Ribbon > Manage > Applications > Visual LISP Editor to launch the Visual Studio Code as the Lisp Debugger in GstarCAD 2024, in which you can edit, and debug Lisp programs conveniently.

If you haven’t installed the Visual Studio Code software, a warning will pop up, asking you to install it first.

If the Visual Studio Code software has been installed on your PC, it will be opened in a few seconds. You can visit VS Code’s official website

(Visual Studio Code User Interface) to learn more details.

API and Add-ons

GstarCAD offers friendly development interfaces such as GRX, .NET, VBA, Lisp, COM, etc. Nowadays, hundreds of professional applications and industrial solutions are running on GstarCAD.

For more information about applications/add-ons of GstarCAD, please refer to the link:

GstarCAD Application


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