Nuget is going to drop those files in so just deal with it.

I aim to get CADtest fixed and fit for consumption by mid-January 2016. I am starting on www.tvCAD.tv soon and I certainly plan on testing that code.

The code here will mainly serve as an example or a kick-starter snippet at the most - the real usefulness will the the How-to wiki...how to add a CADtest project and set it up.

edb7277 uncommented the code in question. It runs in AutoCAD 2013 but crashes in AutoCAD 2016. I think it is because of the way the objects are disposed, or not disposed. See https://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=42399.msg476621#msg476621 and that whole thread for a good debate on this.

I need to look into this further. Or you do. Let me know if you figure it out first.

as per #6 (comment) using C#6 formats is breaking things for people using Visual Studio 2013.

Installing Visual Studio 2015 Community would solve this but we're not here to tell you what to put on your computer so it needs fixing.

Personally, I usually resist this sort of impedance to forward progress but I think this is a reasonable request for CADtest since it is only meant to be a simple example for everyone on how to make it work

There is https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.Net.Compilers/ as per http://stackoverflow.com/a/32010632/492 but this just adds a level of complexity that none of us need or want. We should fix that.

Hello, I'd like to use CADTest with AutoCAD 2018 and Visual Studio 2017.
But it's not successful. Please let me know some tweakage to get working.

1. I downloaded CADtest-master.zip and unzipped it to C:\temp\CADtest-master
2. I double clicked CADtest.sln to launch Visual Studio 2017.
3. I deleted CADtest-VB because I'm a C# user.
4. The first build finished successfully.
5. I tried to start debug but Visual Studio couldn’t find “C:\Program Files\Autodesk\AutoCAD 2016\accoreconsole.exe,” so I changed the path to AutoCAD2018.
6. I tried to run TestClass1(7) In Test Explorer, but that failed.
   The output is following. * I translate the message from Japanese into English.

[2019/10/18 11: 15: 59 Informational] ------ Test search has started ------
[2019/10/18 11: 16:00 Informational] Test project CADtest-CS does not refer to. NET NuGet adapter. This project may not be able to detect or run tests.
It is recommended that you refer to the NuGet test adapter in each test project in your solution.
[2019/10/18 11: 16: 00 Informational] ========== Test search completed: 0 found (0: 00: 01. 2139375) ===== =====

I opened CADtest-CS.csproj but don't know what to be modified.

Currently there are only projects for the current version of AutoCAD, not everybody uses this.

Add versions to cover AutoCAD version 2007 to present.

Dear CADbloke,

I really like the approach of this project. It allows to run tests acad command based. For debugging tests, I do not see a problem attaching with VS, that should work fine. But when we run lots of tests, and one of the tests fails, it would be nice to see the result of the tests either in the Visual Studio TestExplorer, or if not possible in one of the Visual Studio output windows. Do you see possibilities for this?

thx,

Kris

Try to make it work, not like the last one, ok?

Hi Ewen,
I tried this utility. Super very much! :)
Sometimes buggy at get bounds (Entity.GeometricExtents).
I do not understand what's the matter.
In normal debugging all right.
You do not come across this?

AcCoreConsole 2016. NUnit 3.

All the BCL references and such that Nuget added aren't needed for .NET 4.5. This project was originally run in AutoCAD 2013 which is .NET 4.0. My bad.

Future versions of this will specify project references based on what version of AutoCAD you are using. Or...more likely, a project for each version since my method of multi-versioning is infamously complicated. See http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=49039.msg541744#msg541744 & http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=41868.msg497509#msg497509