lisp available for angle between two lines?

[barry2104]

i know DIMANGULAR command will let me draw a dimension to display the angle between two lines, but is there a way for my commandbar to show me what the angle is rather than draw a dimension?

I often want to simply know the angle but not display it in the drawing, and it'd be good if there was a command/lisp which showed me in the commandline area, or perhaps a pop up window, similar to what the TLEN lisp does here:

www.turvill.com/t2/free_stuff/tlen.lsp

any help appreciated

[Kent1Cooper]

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@stevesfr wrote:

Kent, thank you so much ! ! !

Steve

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You're welcome.  It may be a little over-capable -- who would ever really want to know the angle between an Image outline and a Tolerance box?  But having established generic ways to determine the angle certain kinds of things run at, I just went ahead and applied them to anything I could determine that they could be applied to [basically, vlax-curve-qualified things and any other Osnappable things], even if that covers more possibilities than are really very likely.  The nested-object capability is certainly of more practical value than that range-of-weird-entity-types aspect, and was in fact a major part of the impetus to develop the Bisector routine in the first place.

[vikrambest1]

Hey Kent, can you edit the ReportAngle lisp to find angle between adjacent arc type object and line type object?

[devitg]

For better understand, could you, please, upload your sample.dwg 

[Kent1Cooper]

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@vikrambest1 wrote:

.... to find angle between adjacent arc type object and line type object?

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Since the direction of an "arc type object" varies continuously, I assume you mean the angle between the straight thing and the curved thing at the point where they intersect:

Is that correct?

[devitg]

Do you mean .  or this angle 

[dungcan68]

I want Lisp to export the results of measuring the angle between a straight line in CAD 3D and the XOY plane and the angle between that line and the X axis to excel. Thank you