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I'm trying to write a lisp routine to create a two line MLEADER but i can only get one line of text. Creating the MLEADER manually from the command line i just have to hit enter after the first line of text to add a second line. How would i do this in a lisp routine?
Larry
Hi, Larry
Try this routine, set your text before:
(defun C:demo(/) (setq txt "Blah\\PBlah\\PBlah");<-- set mleader text here (princ "Type any character in the mtext window") (command "_mleader" "_O" "_C" "_M" "_A" "_Y" "" "_X" "_L" "_C" pause pause pause) (setq ee (entget (setq en (entlast)))) (setq ee (subst (cons 304 txt)(assoc 304 ee) ee)) (entmod ee) (entupd en) (command "_mleaderedit" "_L" "" "_A" (getpoint ) "") (princ) )
~'J'~
thanks for the response J
i just came up with a solution on friday thats works very nicely
(SETQ TELE(STRCAT TPFIX (RTOS TLV 4 2)))
(SETQ BELE(STRCAT BPFIX (RTOS BLV 4 2)))
(SETQ DUCEL(STRCAT TELE (CHR 10) BELE))
(COMMAND "MLEADER" BPT PAUSE DUCEL)