thanks . and excuse my misconstruded words as my two year old (turned 2
today) was standing next to me...
"mark webb, autodesk" wrote in message
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> Nauman,
>
> Thanks, I've make a note of this and will log this and fix the discrepency
>
> --
> mark webb
> software engineer
> building industry division, autodesk inc
>
>
>
> "Nauman M" wrote in message
> news:E3597198871BABB2619BAC967CBC6259@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> > Okay this is ADT3 so I am not sure if it exists , i.e. it is a
> > inconsistancy.
> > Okay I posted a code to look up the Layer Standard in the registry if
the
> > Layerstd is ""
> > well guess what, you Layer STandard in the
> > AecLayerStd.dwg file it is called AIA (256 color) but in the registry
you
> > refer to it as
> > AIA (256 Color) well the difference is that the C is capital in the
> > Registry and not in the dwg File.
> >
> > you may say so what!!! well to I spent half hour trying to figure out
why
> in
> > the world is this giving me problems. i.e. I am not able to do this
> > (if(setq ED1 (member (cons 3 STDNAM) (entget (cdr (cadr (member (cons 3
> > "AEC_LAYERKEY_STYLES") (entget (namedobjdict)))))
> > )
> > well in my case the dictnary does not even exist so okay failing , but
> after
> > I got the lyr std in the dict. I had the old variable saved in there
which
> I
> > had gotten from the registry
> > well it does not match up and hence the routine failed.
> >
> > I dont have a problem with this but wanted to point out the
> inconsistency...
> >
> >
>
>
