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*Nielsen, Svend
How to find a block in a drawing
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05-02-2001 03:56 PM
Does anyone know how to find a certain block by LISP (name i known) in a
drawing ?
The block may be inserted several times and may be inserted in top of
another with same symbol, but different attribute content.
Thanks in advance
--
Svend Nielsen
drawing ?
The block may be inserted several times and may be inserted in top of
another with same symbol, but different attribute content.
Thanks in advance
--
Svend Nielsen
*Tovar, Rudy
Re: How to find a block in a drawing
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05-02-2001 06:05 PM in reply to:
*Nielsen, Svend
What's the purpose?
(setq ss (ssget 'x' '((0 . "insert")(2 .))))
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Svend Nielsen wrote in message
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> Does anyone know how to find a certain block by LISP (name i known) in a
> drawing ?
>
> The block may be inserted several times and may be inserted in top of
> another with same symbol, but different attribute content.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> --
> Svend Nielsen
>
(setq ss (ssget 'x' '((0 . "insert")(2 .
--
Rudy@Cadentity.com
Practical Utilities for Productive Solutions
New Site, Better Service!
More Utilities Under Development...
www.Cadentity.com
Svend Nielsen
news:4C7464653191106BF43548CC04E69174@in.WebX.maYI
> Does anyone know how to find a certain block by LISP (name i known) in a
> drawing ?
>
> The block may be inserted several times and may be inserted in top of
> another with same symbol, but different attribute content.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> --
> Svend Nielsen
>
*Roman
Re: How to find a block in a drawing
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05-03-2001 01:58 PM in reply to:
*Nielsen, Svend
Svend,
There is a routine that was listed in the last issue of Cadalyst magazine
www.cadonline.com/code that you can download from there web site. When the
routine is run it will draw a line to all instances of the block in the
drawing. Hope it helps.
Svend Nielsen wrote in message
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> Does anyone know how to find a certain block by LISP (name i known) in a
> drawing ?
>
> The block may be inserted several times and may be inserted in top of
> another with same symbol, but different attribute content.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> --
> Svend Nielsen
>
There is a routine that was listed in the last issue of Cadalyst magazine
www.cadonline.com/code that you can download from there web site. When the
routine is run it will draw a line to all instances of the block in the
drawing. Hope it helps.
Svend Nielsen
news:4C7464653191106BF43548CC04E69174@in.WebX.maYI
> Does anyone know how to find a certain block by LISP (name i known) in a
> drawing ?
>
> The block may be inserted several times and may be inserted in top of
> another with same symbol, but different attribute content.
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> --
> Svend Nielsen
>
*Nielsen, Svend
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05-03-2001 04:10 PM in reply to:
*Nielsen, Svend
The purpose is to find the symbol among 100-200 other blocks which may look
very the same.
Svend
"Rudy Tovar" skrev i en meddelelse
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> What's the purpose?
>
> (setq ss (ssget 'x' '((0 . "insert")(2 .))))
>
> --
>
> Rudy@Cadentity.com
> Practical Utilities for Productive Solutions
> New Site, Better Service!
> More Utilities Under Development...
> www.Cadentity.com
>
> Svend Nielsen wrote in message
> news:4C7464653191106BF43548CC04E69174@in.WebX.maYI
> > Does anyone know how to find a certain block by LISP (name i known) in a
> > drawing ?
> >
> > The block may be inserted several times and may be inserted in top of
> > another with same symbol, but different attribute content.
> >
> > Thanks in advance
> >
> > --
> > Svend Nielsen
> >
>
very the same.
Svend
"Rudy Tovar"
news:B98EB4D10B9760BE4EADB818553F6F65@in.WebX.maYI
> What's the purpose?
>
> (setq ss (ssget 'x' '((0 . "insert")(2 .
>
> --
>
> Rudy@Cadentity.com
> Practical Utilities for Productive Solutions
> New Site, Better Service!
> More Utilities Under Development...
> www.Cadentity.com
>
> Svend Nielsen
> news:4C7464653191106BF43548CC04E69174@in.WebX.maYI
> > Does anyone know how to find a certain block by LISP (name i known) in a
> > drawing ?
> >
> > The block may be inserted several times and may be inserted in top of
> > another with same symbol, but different attribute content.
> >
> > Thanks in advance
> >
> > --
> > Svend Nielsen
> >
>
