Isn't there supposed to be an ENDBLK entity in a block definition?

Isn't there supposed to be an ENDBLK entity in a block definition?

mdhutchinson
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Isn't there supposed to be an ENDBLK entity in a block definition?

mdhutchinson
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What is it about a block with attributes, some other entities and a wipeout object as the last entity that doesn't have an ENDBLK entity?
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Anonymous
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you are expected to make an ENDBLK when defining a block
but when you create a block reference - an INSERT - a SEQEND follows
attributes
same with POLYLINEs , a SEQEND follows the VERTEXs

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What is it about a block with attributes, some other entities and a wipeout
object as the last entity that doesn't have an ENDBLK entity?
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mdhutchinson
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yes I know this... but... no... i was seaching through a block definition (in the database, not a block reference) to check if the right attribute tags existed and didn't see the ENDBLK entity come up... I didn't need it in this case so it wasn't an issue.
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Message 4 of 4

Anonymous
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i understand now.

i that case, (entnext ent) would just returnn nil - then you know you're
at the end


wrote in message news:[email protected]...
yes I know this... but... no... i was seaching through a block definition
(in the database, not a block reference) to check if the right attribute
tags existed and didn't see the ENDBLK entity come up... I didn't need it in
this case so it wasn't an issue.
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