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Code Red => AutoLISP (Vanilla / Visual) => Topic started by: Danielbot on August 28, 2018, 11:40:53 AM
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Hello,
New member here. I am really bad at writing lisps. I created a lisp will do a bunch of stuff before we WBlock out of AutoCAD and then revert those changes so it looks like nothing ever happened. The only issue that I have is that once we get to the WBlock function, a window pops up asking us where to save the file. Inside the filename field, its empty. I don't know if there is a way to have that field automatically filled in with the drawing name before hand so I decided to see if I could get a lisp to copy the drawing name to the clipboard so that we can just do a paste when that window comes up. I found one on here that does it that now I need to put these functions together into one so it will copy the drawing name first and then run the rest of the lisp.
Here is what I have:
(Command "-Layer" "S" "0" "") ;Sets Current Layer to 0 (Command "-XREF" "D" "*") ;Detaches all Xrefs (command "-Layer" "F" "*Size*,*Alias*,*Anno*,*Elev*,*Number*,*FW*,*Tag*" "") ;Freezes all layers that contain the text (Command "HideSelected" (SSGet "X" '
((0 .
"LINE,CIRCLE,SPLINE,POLYLINE,DIMENSION,LEADER"))) "") ;Hides all objects that fall into that category (Alert "Your drawing has been exported and current drawing reverted back to it's original state before the export.") )
(defun C:DwgToClip
(/ html result
) )
result
)
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Hello,
New member here. I am really bad at writing lisps. I created a lisp will do a bunch of stuff before we WBlock out of AutoCAD and then revert those changes so it looks like nothing ever happened. The only issue that I have is that once we get to the WBlock function, a window pops up asking us where to save the file. Inside the filename field, its empty. I don't know if there is a way to have that field automatically filled in with the drawing name before hand so I decided to see if I could get a lisp to copy the drawing name to the clipboard so that we can just do a paste when that window comes up. I found one on here that does it that now I need to put these functions together into one so it will copy the drawing name first and then run the rest of the lisp.
Here is what I have:
(Command "-Layer" "S" "0" "") ;Sets Current Layer to 0 (Command "-XREF" "D" "*") ;Detaches all Xrefs (command "-Layer" "F" "*Size*,*Alias*,*Anno*,*Elev*,*Number*,*FW*,*Tag*" "") ;Freezes all layers that contain the text (Command "HideSelected" (SSGet "X" '
((0 .
"LINE,CIRCLE,SPLINE,POLYLINE,DIMENSION,LEADER"))) "") ;Hides all objects that fall into that category (Alert "Your drawing has been exported and current drawing reverted back to it's original state before the export.") )
(defun C:DwgToClip
(/ html result
) )
result
)
Alright, I found a work around. Instead of having in the same block of code, I just used the Load and C:DwgToClip to run at the beginning.
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a window pops up asking us where to save the file. Inside the filename field, its empty.
What if you set filedia to 0 prior to running the wbock command?
Command: FILEDIA
Enter new value for FILEDIA <0>:
Command: -WBLOCK
Enter name of output file: file
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a window pops up asking us where to save the file. Inside the filename field, its empty.
What if you set filedia to 0 prior to running the wbock command?
Command: FILEDIA
Enter new value for FILEDIA <0>:
Command: -WBLOCK
Enter name of output file: file
I actually wanted a dialogue to pop up. The default would have you have define the file path and filename (i.e. Enter Location: C:\users\daniel\NewDrawing.dwg). I wanted to prevent my designers from doing this because it leaves room for error when typing it manually and/or selecting the wrong file when they copy the file path.
After some testing though, part of the lisp doesn't work anymore. It won't hide the polylines. I'm actually trying to hide the revision clouds, it seems AutoCAD defines them as polylines but they won't go away :cry:
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Replace POLYLINE with LWPOLYLINE
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Replace POLYLINE with LWPOLYLINE
Wow, I feel really stupid now. I was 99% sure I tried that a long time ago and it didn't work. Tried it again just now and it worked.
Thanks!