Topic: Please help me combine 2 separate lisp

[hcbn1997]

I found it on the lisp CA array forum with the number of times and input distances of a DVH with lisp C1 copy text increasing with his prefix 3DUY
But the disadvantage of C1 is that it picks points, so copying a lot takes a long time. CA copies quickly but the text does not increase, so I hope you combine the CA lisp with C1 to form a lisp that copies an increasing text array.
I was looking for a lisp written by a DVH to increase the text array, but it was a long time ago, 2016, so text with a prefix, for example 2D-3C-01, when copied, will jump to 000002.
I hope you guys can go ahead and help me.
Thank you sincerely.
The Tcout command is also good, but you can't add 0, for example 2D-3C-01, then Tcout will only have 2D-3C-1 and have to find 2D-3C- to 2D-3C-0

[hcbn1997]

lisp CA

[hcbn1997]

pic

[xdcad]

pic

I just sent it, COPY+1, I don’t know if that’s what you wanted to do with the picture.

http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=58808.0

[Romero]

I found it on the lisp CA array forum with the number of times and input distances of a DVH with lisp C1 copy text increasing with his prefix 3DUY
But the disadvantage of C1 is that it picks points, so copying a lot takes a long time. CA copies quickly but the text does not increase, so I hope you combine the CA lisp with C1 to form a lisp that copies an increasing text array.
I was looking for a lisp written by a DVH to increase the text array, but it was a long time ago, 2016, so text with a prefix, for example 2D-3C-01, when copied, will jump to 000002.
I hope you guys can go ahead and help me.
Thank you sincerely.
The Tcout command is also good, but you can't add 0, for example 2D-3C-01, then Tcout will only have 2D-3C-1 and have to find 2D-3C- to 2D-3C-0

Hello,

In order to help you in the best way possible, we would need a little more detailed information. I have noticed that your request lacks clarity on certain key points.
Could you provide a sample drawing in DWG format? This would help us better understand what you need.
Do you plan to work with texts, MText, attributes or any specific blocks containing attributes?
As for the numerical increment, do you want it to always be +1 or do you handle that increment in some other way?
Also, is it important to keep the "0" before the number?
Your answer to these questions will allow us to accurately understand your needs.

[JohnK]

I found it on the lisp CA array forum with the number of times and input distances of a DVH with lisp C1 copy text increasing with his prefix 3DUY
But the disadvantage of C1 is that it picks points, so copying a lot takes a long time. CA copies quickly but the text does not increase, so I hope you combine the CA lisp with C1 to form a lisp that copies an increasing text array.
I was looking for a lisp written by a DVH to increase the text array, but it was a long time ago, 2016, so text with a prefix, for example 2D-3C-01, when copied, will jump to 000002.
I hope you guys can go ahead and help me.
Thank you sincerely.
The Tcout command is also good, but you can't add 0, for example 2D-3C-01, then Tcout will only have 2D-3C-1 and have to find 2D-3C- to 2D-3C-0

Hello,

In order to help you in the best way possible, we would need a little more detailed information. I have noticed that your request lacks clarity on certain key points.
Could you provide a sample drawing in DWG format? This would help us better understand what you need.
Do you plan to work with texts, MText, attributes or any specific blocks containing attributes?
As for the numerical increment, do you want it to always be +1 or do you handle that increment in some other way?
Also, is it important to keep the "0" before the number?
Your answer to these questions will allow us to accurately understand your needs.

Why do you need a dwg?

[BIGAL]

Confused need a dwg, so make a text prefix have a suffix as a number, so do you just want make 10 at this distance apart with -01, -02 etc. All in X axis is easy.