Topic: Named Layer Filters

[Fuccaro]

CAB
What was I going to do without you?
I tried to create the script file before I posted my previous message but I didn’t use the command line version of the CDG Purge. Even at the load, a message tells you that a command line version exists… In the future I must pay more attentions at the AutoCAD messages!
I lot of space will free up on my computer!

[CAB]

you are welcome.

[elsos]

Slim stated-
"CDG Purge is very good. Just use caution, if you are also using LDD. You might delete some of the hidden "Registered Applications" that LDD uses, and your drawings, could be corrupted."

I've found this to be true. Just CDG purged all and then when I tried to open the drawing, it says it is corrupted, and won't open.
But it is about half the size, so get to have a lesser sized file that doesn't work.

Thank goodness for .bak files!

-E

[pmvliet]

I tried to use -cdgpurge in a script but for some reason it would just get into a continuos loop at the command prompt?

Did you get it to work. This is what was in my script

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;cdg purge
-cdgpurge a
;end of script

CAB: where can one find batchlisp.lsp?

Pieter

[MSTG007]

ONE WORD.... WOW

[CAB]

CAB: where can one find batchlisp.lsp?Pieter

http://new.cadalyst.com/code/browseyear.cfm?fullyear=2004#6

[VerticalMojo]

If you open the named Layer filters box, select the first layer then click delete, you can hold down the enter button right after and it will go through all those layers deleting them quicker than it would to click delete over and over........



Since I only have LT this works fine for me......

Thought I would just share that since I just figured it out.....  

[Andrew H]

Has anyone figured out how to get the cdg purge to work in a script? (currently if you run cdg purge in a script it gets stuck in a loop)