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Is it possible to include this solution as apart of main program?Something like this: s (ssget (list '(0 . "DIMENSION,TEXT"))))
Thank you DlanorIs it possible to include this solution as apart of main program?Something like this: s (ssget (list '(0 . "DIMENSION,TEXT"))))
Thank you Dlanor.I very appriciate your help.
Quote from: danglar on April 13, 2018, 05:44:37 AMThank you Dlanor.I very appriciate your help.Not a problem. I still can't figure out how to get attributes in there. I can do text and attributes but it would mean losing the dimensions.
Just running through, but you can use the routine here to select attributes with window or crossing: https://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=19886.msg488544#msg488544
Hi Dlanor.I have some notes to published solution:1. Solution needs internal function rh:get_num (this is not mentioned in published code)2. Program works only with aligned or arc dimensions..is it possible to publish get_num function and include all versions of dimensions in a routine?Another question: Is it possible to include this common solution to main routine with output mentioned in my first post?
what's about the rest of my questions?
I thinking about dimensions.. On this stage I decide I need linear dimensions only + numeric texts + block attributes (optional) without mtext. I understand, this is no so simple, but I do't want to lose a hope
Can you improve it in the routine?
well. how to highlight the texts and dimensions?Can you improve it in the routine?
you are the real MASTER
Dlanor,FYI: You can use the 'redraw' function to highlight entities (works with attributes). Click on the 'redraw' name in the code below to see the man page for it.Code - Auto/Visual Lisp: [Select](setq sel (nentsel))(redraw (car sel) 3); (redraw (car sel) 4) ; this will un-highlight