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Scheme ACIS Interface Driver Extension (Scheme AIDE) is a Scheme based
ACIS demonstration application. It serves many purposes for
ACIS developers:
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It provides a means of exercising
ACIS functionality without writing or compiling a stand-alone
C++ application. This helps developers learn and prototype functionality.
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The
C++ source code is provided for the Scheme extensions used by
Scheme AIDE. This can be used for insight into how to implement specific
ACIS functionality in a developer's
C++ based application.
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It can be used as an example of a Scheme based
ACIS application, or a starting point for creating a new Scheme based
ACIS application.
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It provides a means for customers to report problems against
ACIS to
Spatial.
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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.
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This chapter describes how to run
Scheme AIDE, and provides some simple examples.
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Refer to the
Scheme Support Component Manual for information on the Scheme language, Scheme procedures, and extending Scheme, and to the
Scheme AIDE Main Program Component Manual for information on using
Scheme AIDE as an example application. Refer to the reference templates for descriptions of the
ACIS Scheme extensions and data types.
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