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combination of multiple text entities

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sudarsann
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combination of multiple text entities

I have text entities in drawing like sudarsan _ Neravati _ and so on.

Those text are seperated while exploding the x-ref like sudarsan is one entity and _ is another entity and .....).

Please any body post the lisp routene for combine all these individual text in one text.

 

thanks and Regards

Sudarsan

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rkmcswain
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Try the TXT2MTXT command.

Or maybe this is what you are looking for?

http://autocadtips.wordpress.com/2012/02/16/autolisp-combine-text/

R.K. McSwain     | CADpanacea | on twitter
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sudarsann
in reply to: rkmcswain

Thanks for quick response.

Link tool combining two entities at once.

I have to combine some where 3, some where 4, 5  and so on individual text.

 

Regards

Sudarsan

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3wood
in reply to: sudarsann

You can also try CTX.vlx

 

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Kent1Cooper
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@sudarsann wrote:

I have text entities in drawing like sudarsan _ Neravati _ and so on.

Those text are seperated while exploding the x-ref like sudarsan is one entity and _ is another entity and .....).

Please any body post the lisp routene for combine all these individual text in one text.

....


Try this routine, OneMText.lsp with its 1MT0 command.  It will make them into one Mtext entity rather than Text, but you can [stretch its width out long enough to result in one line if necessary, and] Explode it.  1MT0 adds a space between the content of each selected piece of Text.  [The 1MT1 command in the same file adds an Enter to put each selected piece on a new line within the Mtext, and the 1MT2 command two Enters for a blank line between each.]  It could be altered easily enough to just combine them into one piece of regular Text, and/or to not add the spaces, if that's what you're looking for.

Kent Cooper, AIA

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