| Test Application Examples |
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| Subjects: | Examples | |
| Contents: | Getting Started Guide | |
| Scheme AIDE is the demonstration/test application that is provided with ACIS This application illustrates many ACIS modeling operations, and because the C++ source code for both is supplied to all customers, they can be used by developers as example ACIS applications for learning and prototyping. The source code for the application also illustrates such things as how to start and stop the modeler, initialize components, set options, call APIs, etc. | |||||||||
| Scheme AIDE | |||||||||
| Scheme AIDE (Scheme ACIS Interface Driver Extension) is a Scheme language based ACIS demonstration application. Scheme AIDE is a command-line program that accepts Scheme commands at a command prompt and displays the results in a separate view window. The commands may be either native Scheme commands or ACIS Scheme command extensions. The source code for the Scheme AIDE can be found in the following locations: | |||||||||
| Component | Directory | Description |
| Scheme AIDE Main Program Component | tkmain | Contains the code for the Scheme AIDE main program |
| Scheme Support Component | scm | Contains the code for general Scheme support (contains several subdirectories) |
| Individual components | *_scm | Subdirectory in the component's main directory that contains the code for Scheme extensions specific to that component |