AutoCAD Inventor :: Catch All Unhandled Exceptions
Feb 15, 2009
I want for my add-in to catch all unhadled exceptions and show them in a message box. This is required as Inventor crashes at all unhandled exception, and it is kind of hard and bad looking to put try{}catch(Exception ex){ } everywhere.
I tried (like in my usual WIndows Forms applications) to put:
System.Windows.Forms.Application.ThreadException += new ThreadExceptionEventHandler(OnThreadException);
AppDomain.CurrentDomain.UnhandledException += new UnhandledExceptionEventHandler(CurrentDomain_UnhandledException);
but this seems not to have any effect, the exceptions are not being caught.
I am trying to make an universal catcher for all unhandled exceptions (System.Exception) on an AutoCAD plugin. My guess is that a static method is to be hooked on an object, but I haven't figured what that object is for the AutoCAD application. Here is a C# test plugin:
namespace TestPlugin { public class Main : IExtensionApplication {public void Initialize() {throw new System.Exception(); } public void Terminate() { } static void AutoPanelExceptionHandler(object senderUnhandledExceptionEventArgse) {if(e != null) {Autodesk. AutoCAD. ApplicationServices. Application. DocumentManager.MdiActiveDocument.
We generally use psltscale, msltscale, celtscale, ltscale all set to 1.
However, is there any way to have only certain objects or certain linetypes ignore the psltscale? The idea is to have a linetype that represents true scale objects (like a CGMP pipe) that does not change scale in the viewport.
I have a problem with my Inventor crashing everytime i try to set a .iam view in my blueprint to hidden lines. First i tried to make a specific part of the .iam hidden lines and it crashed, then i tried to make the hole view hidden and it still crashes.
"unhandled exception"Autodesk Inventor Professional 2011
Yet another example of a faulty installation of 2013 living under the canopy of Mechanical Desktop. I have the Product Design Suite and run 2013 as a sub-set of Mechanical Desktop. It has always been a bit squirrely and certainly not like a stand-alone copy..
Today when I opened it up, a window popped up telling me that there was a new release available. So I clicked on it and up popped another window which was supposed to automatically download and install Rev. 2. Nope - it just sat there doing nothing.
Not to be thwarted, I went to the Autodesk web site and picked downloads and AutoCAD 2013 for 64 bit and downloaded the link. When I invoked that I got a message telling me that it could not find the application on my computer.
Who creates this less than robust software?how to get around the Catch 22??
When I load the linetype file '' Load the Center Linetype acCurDb.LoadLineTypeFile(sLineTypeName, gstrc_SFR_LineType_FullFileName)
How do I detect if the linetype is in the Linetype file? How do I do my error checking here in the ACAD way? Currently I just search the acad.lin or sfr.lin Text File to see if the LineType Exists. This works.
But I was curious how would you check the linetype file via the Acad API,to see if the linetype definition name exists in the file?
I have succesfully installed Autodesk Inventor 2011 (Student License) on my Windows 7 (64-bit) operating system without any errors. I can open Inventor 2011, but when I try to open a new or existing file, Inventor suddenly closes and the 'Autodesk Inventor Error Report'-window opens, giving the following error:
Error: Unhandled Exception
When I go to my project folders and try to open any inventor file, the following message appears:
"Inventor.exe needs to register with he operating system and the following programs (Explorer) are running and may prevent registration from succesfully completing. Autodesk recommends terminating the offending processes to ensure proper registration. Terminate these processes before continuing with the registration?"
If i cick 'Yes', the problem remains.
I've tried reinstalling, following the instructions carefully (installed as administrator), without success. I installed both service packs. I keep having the same problems, while in the past, it has been working perfectly, but I lost it because of hardware problems, which are now resolved.
Technical Info: OS: Windows 7 64-bit Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU M430 @ 2.27GHz 4,00 GB RAM ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650
How can I make exceptions in the Grand Sum of the Multi-Category Schedule?
I've set up a Multi-Category Schedule to calculate area, volume and length of materials, but I would like the Grand Sum to not acount for every material in the list (as some materials should only be calculated in volume, some in area etc.)
below is a portion of a profile i am working that shows the bottom of the catch basins not at the correct elevation the correct elevation is at the pipe invert the dashed line by checking the structure properties the cb are at the inverts are correct but the actual drawing is not shown correctly.
When i am laying out a storm sewer pipe network with structure sizes that vary i notice no matter what the structure size it always appears the same size in plan view. How to fix this or is this one of those things that its always shown the same size for all and only different in profile view.
This seems like something that should be really easy but for the life of me I can't figure it out. I even started looking at using the Subassembly composer to create a custom SA but that seems like a ton of work so something that would seem to be a common problem.
I need to provide a v-ditch with 2:1 side slopes at the toe of a 2:1 fill slope. The flow line of the ditch should be 2 ft below the daylight point of the roadway pavement section.
My problem is that the conditional subassembly seems to evaluate the height of fill directly beneath the attachment point of the conditional SA (pavement section daylight point in my case – “Daylight_Sub” Point code). Instead I need it to evaluate the difference in elevation between the catch point of a 2:1 daylight fill slope and the conditional SA attachment point (Daylight_sub). If that difference is less than 2 feet, I need to provide the ditch, otherwise I can just use the daylight slope for the ditch foreslope and the existing surface for the backslope.
how to do this? Maybeits as easy as using a predefined daylight subassembly that I'm overlooking?
Here’s my current assembly attempt:
And the resulting behavior. It is solving the 2nd fill condition when I would like it to solve the 1st fill condition:
I am trying to add spot color in illustrator using javascript, TRY CATCH is not woking, it is adding again and again same color value with name of "spot color 1" and "spot color 2" ...
try { var myDoc = app.activeDocument; var spotName = "FINISHING"; var spot = myDoc.spots.add();
I am crashing with an unhandled access violation reading 0x4243a000 exception at fd99113h. This seems to happen frequently when zooming in and out. What is the cause of this and how to fix it?
I have been using AutoCAD 2013 for 2 days now, and already the new version seams so unstable! lots of errors every where!
sometimes the file gets stuck, and while you draw the file looks empty, yet when you restart autocad, you see everything you didnt see drawn.
yet this doesnt appear all the time, but the error I will be discussing does:
Try enter CUI and set the Quickcalculator pallet to appear on the right or left side of the screen. Close the CUI, and everything is going fine, and the pallet appears normal. Yet close Autocad and start it again, and an error will appear on start it says this:
"Unhandled exception has occurred in a component in your application. If you click Continue, the application will ignore this error and attempt to continue. Width and Height must be non-negative."
and the Quickcalculator pallet will appear floating in the middle.
I tried everything, but no use. The same error over and over again. This didnt happen in older versions and no big changes happned to the CUI interface, which makes me conclude its a bug.
I am experiencing the error mentioned in the subject regularly. After a random number of times (occasionally the first time, mostly it requires several attempts), a click on the open icon in a toolbar, or an attempt to open a file from the file menu, will result in the program immediately crashing.
I've tried searching via Google, and within these forums, and haven't found an exact match for the message I'm getting. I've seen that e06d7363 can be thrown due to incompatible .dll files within the Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable package, but those sites indicated a location other than 75fab9bc. Some sites mentioned the file history being a problem, so I've disabled that within AutoCAD. Still no luck. I then deleted the associated history registry key, and the problem still continues. I restored the reg key, and...here I am, posting to the forum.
I am using AutoCAD 2007 LT with Windows 7 Enterprise, 64 bit, on a HP i7 laptop with 8 GB of memory (not sure of the exact model, it's a work computer). The Microsoft Visual C++ x64 Redistributable version on my machine is 10.0.30319.
Installed Autocad 2013 a while back worked smoothly until yesterday since when it does not open cannot create new files and at the same time cannot open any existing ones
I have a Lenovo Z570 i5 2nd generation processor, 8gb ram , 500gb hd, 2gb nvidia geforce with cuda integrated graphic card, genuine windows 7 home premium 64 bit
i have tried repairing the installation from control panel, and re-installing it again but to no use..Looked it up on the internet and downloaded the service pack and installed it but to no use again !!
I Recently installed AutoCAD 2010. When i Tried to draw a line or circle,etc. It just gets stops responding for some time and displays the following error "FATAL ERROR: Unhandled Access Violation Reading 0xf02e682ah Exception at f02e682ah".
today i had the third crash of Acad 2013 since i have installed it on my pc (I7-2600k 64 bit, 16g ram 250gb ssd /2gb hard drive, nvidia quadro 4000 graphics card) and whenever i try a and start Acad it comes up with "fatal error unhandled exception etc etc) after searching the web all i could do was reset to autocad defaults from the start menu but in turn i lost all my settings menus etc. is it my PC or software?
I am a tech at a University and am working the new deployment image for our Architecture Design lab. I just installed AutoCAD 2013 and I get this error when opening Civil 3D.
Message Box
Title: Execption in c:program filesautodesksutocad civil 3d 2013aeccuipressurepip...
Body: Unhandled Exception C06d7E (Delayload "Fdo.dll" Module Not Found) at address FD90CACdh
I have tried reinstalling and copying fdo.dll and aeccuipressurepipes.arx from the install files to installed location and still get this error.
System specs: Dell Precision T3500 Operating System: MS Windows 7 Professional 64-bit SP1 CPU: Intel Xeon W3530 @ 2.80GHz RAM: 6.00 GB Triple-Channel DDR3 Graphics: ATI FirePro V7800 (FireGL) (Dell)
I have 5 AutoCAD 2013 users that receive Unhandled Exception 2 errors when closing AutoCAD files. All users are on Windows 7 64-bit machines, but amount of RAM varies. Three machines have 4GB of RAM, one has 8GB and one has 12GB. AutoCAD is 2013, SP1.1 64-bit. All machines are Dells either Optiplex 980 with Nvidia GEForce GT330 card or Optiples 990 with AMD Radeon HD 660Series video card.
We have updated the video drivers on both machine types to the latest version. The users state that the errors occur on newly created files as well as files that they share between themselves, but only occurs when closing files. AutoCAD opens with out errors.
I've attached a Word document with the series of errors that are created when closing a drawing.
