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anyone help with this one....We have a function called 'Mend' which basically
reconnects to broken lines into a single object. When you run the function, it
asks you to select the first line, then the second line, and turns them into a
single line again, then the function ends. However, I would like the function
to stay active so i can select further lines, until I press escape or cancel.
I am not very knowledgable with Lisp, therefore if anyone wants to have a
look and tweak the function for me, I have attached the file. Even better,
would be a function that allows me to select multiple lines rather than single
objects.
Thanks in advance for any response.
Regards
Marc Johnson
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m_johnson <Can
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anyone help with this one....We have a function called 'Mend' which basically
reconnects to broken lines into a single object. When you run the function, it
asks you to select the first line, then the second line, and turns them into a
single line again, then the function ends. However, I would like the function
to stay active so i can select further lines, until I press escape or cancel.
I am not very knowledgable with Lisp, therefore if anyone wants to have a
look and tweak the function for me, I have attached the file. Even better,
would be a function that allows me to select multiple lines rather than single
objects.
Thanks in advance for any response.
Regards
Marc Johnson