VLX container + editor

Phillip Rutledge

My most requested feature for Bricscad has do with customization.

Does Release 10 have a VLX encryption/container file capability similar to AutoCAD?
Does Release 10 have a built-in LISP colour coded LISP editor (again, comparing to AutoCAD). If not, are there any alternatives? Moving without these tools would be counter-productive.

If our company is going to move from AutoCAD to Bricscad I don't want to move without these functions. I have downloaded to evaluate the product but we don't want to lose all our customization. These feature would be a deal buster for us.

FYI, we still have/use 9 licenses of AutoCAD 2006 and have held off upgrading to their current release hoping to find a suitable replacement but we won't be able to hold off much longer as hardware and o/s systems change.

Thank you in advance for your reply.

Phillip

Roy Klein Gebbinck

Does Release 10 have a VLX encryption/container file capability similar to AutoCAD?:

http://www.bricsys.nl/common/support/forumthread.jsp?id=10828

 

Does Release 10 have a built-in LISP colour coded LISP editor:

No. I use Notepad++.

Its_Alive

Hi Phillip,

 

There are a few good lisp editors out there, The one that I use is called Lisplink, you can find it at

http://www.caelink.com/lisplink.htm 

It's a great lisp editor that supports syntax highlighting, parenthesis checking, code formatting,

projects and all sorts of other goodies. I prefer it over any other lisp editor.

Phillip Rutledge

Thank you everyone for your very timely responses. The community here seems quite active. I like that

Have a great day,
Phillip

Miguel Palaoro

@Daniel Marcotte:

...There are a few good lisp editors out there, The one that I use is called Lisplink, you can find it at

http://www.caelink.com/lisplink.htm 

It's a great lisp editor that supports syntax highlighting, parenthesis checking, code formatting,

projects and all sorts of other goodies. I prefer it over any other lisp editor.

Hello Daniel,

Considering that this editor is no more purchaseable [http://www.caelink.com/cae-link.htm] could you please suggest another Lisp Editor that could be used to replace it ?

Thank you,

Miguel