Ask and ye shall receive!
This is an unedited version of my routine that does
exactly what you are asking for.... It does some extra stuff too, that is
used in our drawings, but I believe it will work as-is, and you can clean it up
for your purposes....
This will bind all XREFs, and if any cannot be
bound, it creates a file called "DWGNAME-XREF-REPORT.TXT" in the same directory
as the drawing that lists all of the XREFs and which were not found.... In
the routine, the lines that create a report that lists all successfully bound
XREFs are remaked out since if they are bound, I don't need to know, but you can
probably un-remark them and get that report as well....
HTH,
Eric Eden
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I
want to have a lisp that will bind all the xrefs in a drawing. I'm planning on
using this lisp in a script so I can do multiple drawings. I know i could get
a script to do this, but I'm wanting some sort of error correction. Sometimes,
i run across a file where the xref wont bind for one reason or another. I
would like a lisp that would write out to a textfile (same directory and same
name as the drawing) that contains the xrefs that wouldn't bind. This would be
great, so if I ran a script on fifty drawings, I would instantly know which
drawing the binding didn't work on. Any ideas on how to do this? Any help
would be appreciated
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