Topic: Golf Scorecard

[jbaxter]

Hi,

Several years ago someone from this forum helped me with a golf scorecard routine and coordinate point lisp for indicating the easting/northing points of golf playlines.

I left the routine behind at a previous place of employment and now would like to revisit the routine.

I wonder if I described the process a lisp could be compiled to extract lengths of polylines and put in a table (i.e. block with attributes)

Regards,
JB

[Mark]

Hi,

Several years ago someone from this forum helped me with a golf scorecard routine and coordinate point lisp for indicating the easting/northing points of golf playlines.

I remember doing something for a golf course but I'm not sure I did the one you describe. I'll dig around and see what I can find.

[Maverick®]

Not to sound like an idjit JB but did you look through your "last posts" to find the original thread?  I see you have quite a few with polyline length references but...... I don't know anything about that stuff.

http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?action=profile;u=178;sa=showPosts;start=105

HTH

[jbaxter]

Thanks Mark, you helped me out with the R12 dxf file extracted out of R2002 contours, that continues to be of enormous help to me!!! great routine, it was the (exportplinestor12) utility that you wrote for me.

The scorecard routine might have been done by CAB (Carl?), not sure? basically I created a set of 18 golf playlines, selected each one and the par and length was produced in a scorecard block and also the turning point of each playline's vertex points easting/northing was produced in a coordinate table block.

I looked thru the previous set of posts but was prior to 2004 so is way back.

Regards,
John

[Mark]

Thanks Mark, you helped me out with the R12 dxf file extracted out of R2002 contours, that continues to be of enormous help to me!!! great routine, it was the (exportplinestor12) utility that you wrote for me.

Your're welcome!

The scorecard routine might have been done by CAB (Carl?), not sure? basically I created a set of 18 golf playlines, selected each one and the par and length was produced in a scorecard block and also the turning point of each playline's vertex points easting/northing was produced in a coordinate table block.

Ah .... that's nothing like what I was thinking about. Don't think it was me.

[jbaxter]

Thanks Mark, you helped me out with the R12 dxf file extracted out of R2002 contours, that continues to be of enormous help to me!!! great routine, it was the (exportplinestor12) utility that you wrote for me.

Your're welcome!

I did have one issue not long ago with the (exportplinestor12) routine where a set of contours was sent to me created in Acad2004 and resulted in the dxf file not working in the meshing routine.

I took the 2004 file and used a converter routine (Any DWG DXF converter I think it was called) and saved the file back to R2000 so I could open it. then applied the (exportplinestor12) but failed within the mesh routine which of course demands a pure R12 dxf output. Must have been something added in the conversion. Would be good to overcome that if I get R2004 contours sent to me again.

Regards,
John