[Plugin Library] Win32API and Win32OLE so files
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@swajime said:
The link you put up did not come through.
The original links in the 2nd post still work.
(It's just that the editor has decided to encode pasted URLs, suddenly.) -
I suggest starting a new (if there is not one,) topic in the Developers Forum.
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Thank you. I did as you said and started a new topic http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=180%26amp;t=55202%26amp;e=0.
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@swajime said:
Error: #<NameError: (eval):27: uninitialized constant WIN32OLE>
Did you first have the load statement:
require("win32ole")
or
require("win32ole.so")
Then you can test if the class was defined, via:
if defined?(WIN32OLE) connection = WIN32OLE.new('ADODB.Connection') # more code ... end
There is a chapter on WIN32OLE in:
[doc] Programming Ruby (The "Pick-Axe" Book) -
Did you see the link ?
@dan rathbun said:
Since someone is bound to ask, here are the online reference rdocs for these 2 libraries:
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@dan rathbun said:
There is a chapter on WIN32OLE in:
[doc] Programming Ruby (The "Pick-Axe" Book)Sysops have fixed the editor URL links (above.)
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@dan rathbun said:
@glro said:
seems not to be compatible with sketchup 2013
(1) where is the so file on your machine ?
(2) please post the error message
sorry
problem solved
you were right: win32API.so and sketchup 2013 are compatible
thank you
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@glro said:
sorry ... problem solved
you were right: win32API.so and sketchup 2013 are compatible
Yes I have no problem loading it.
What was your issue ?
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@dan rathbun said:
@glro said:
sorry ... problem solved
you were right: win32API.so and sketchup 2013 are compatible
Yes I have no problem loading it.
What was your issue ?
still don't know
changed something (don't know what) and the problem disappeared
thank you for your comments
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FYI
SketchUp 2014
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Ruby v 2.0.0 - patchlevel 247
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win32ole.so file is included
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Win32API.rb file is included, which is a wrapper into the newer
DL
library, but allows the older WIn32API style calls.
%(#BF4000)[Do not copy these files from older Ruby versions into SketchUp's "Plugins" folder,
(or any of SketchUp's folders,) for versions 14 or higher !]
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