https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/visual-lisp-autolisp-and-general/text-justification-is-there-a-way-of-retrieving-what/m-p/1898919#M149058 Thanks a bunch!<BR /> <BR /> -- <BR /> Thanks,<BR /> Jake Pitcher<BR /> Autocad 2007<BR /> Windows XP Pro<BR /> <BR /> <BR /> "T.Willey" <REMOVETHIS-CIPHDRMRS> wrote in message <BR /> news:5497937@discussion.autodesk.com...<BR /> Text justification for regular text (and attributes) is dxf codes 72, 73.<BR /> Mtext, I'm not sure but you can find it in the help files.<BR /> <BR /> -- <BR /> <BR /> Tim<BR /> "A blind man lets nothing block his vision."<BR /> <BR /> <BR /> "Jake Pitcher" <JPITCHER> wrote in message<BR /> news:5497880@discussion.autodesk.com...<BR /> Is there a way in lisp to retrieve the justification for a selected text<BR /> entity?<BR /> <BR /> There are many times when other people do work in my drawings and their text<BR /> has the wrong justification (the leader is to the left of the text and the<BR /> text's justification is set at MR-Middle Right). I would like to be able to<BR /> issue a command, select the text and it automagically sets the justification<BR /> to the opposite of what it is set for. So, if there is a text entity with<BR /> justification set to MR-Middle Right and has a leader to the left of it, I<BR /> can enter <COMMAND>, select the text and it would set the justification to<BR /> ML-Middle Left. If this at all possible, how would I go about doing it?<BR /> <BR /> -- <BR /> Thanks,<BR /> Jake Pitcher<BR /> Autocad 2007<BR /> Windows XP Pro</COMMAND></JPITCHER></REMOVETHIS-CIPHDRMRS> Fri, 23 Feb 2007 16:37:00 GMT Anonymous 2007-02-23T16:37:00Z https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/visual-lisp-autolisp-and-general/text-justification-is-there-a-way-of-retrieving-what/m-p/1898917#M149056 Is there a way in lisp to retrieve the justification for a selected text <BR /> entity?<BR /> <BR /> There are many times when other people do work in my drawings and their text <BR /> has the wrong justification (the leader is to the left of the text and the <BR /> text's justification is set at MR-Middle Right). I would like to be able to <BR /> issue a command, select the text and it automagically sets the justification <BR /> to the opposite of what it is set for. So, if there is a text entity with <BR /> justification set to MR-Middle Right and has a leader to the left of it, I <BR /> can enter <COMMAND>, select the text and it would set the justification to <BR /> ML-Middle Left. If this at all possible, how would I go about doing it?<BR /> <BR /> -- <BR /> Thanks,<BR /> Jake Pitcher<BR /> Autocad 2007<BR /> Windows XP Pro</COMMAND> Fri, 23 Feb 2007 15:28:46 GMT https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/visual-lisp-autolisp-and-general/text-justification-is-there-a-way-of-retrieving-what/m-p/1898917#M149056 Anonymous 2007-02-23T15:28:46Z https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/visual-lisp-autolisp-and-general/text-justification-is-there-a-way-of-retrieving-what/m-p/1898918#M149057 Text justification for regular text (and attributes) is dxf codes 72, 73.<BR /> Mtext, I'm not sure but you can find it in the help files.<BR /> <BR /> -- <BR /> <BR /> Tim<BR /> "A blind man lets nothing block his vision."<BR /> <BR /> <BR /> "Jake Pitcher" <JPITCHER> wrote in message<BR /> news:5497880@discussion.autodesk.com...<BR /> Is there a way in lisp to retrieve the justification for a selected text<BR /> entity?<BR /> <BR /> There are many times when other people do work in my drawings and their text<BR /> has the wrong justification (the leader is to the left of the text and the<BR /> text's justification is set at MR-Middle Right). I would like to be able to<BR /> issue a command, select the text and it automagically sets the justification<BR /> to the opposite of what it is set for. So, if there is a text entity with<BR /> justification set to MR-Middle Right and has a leader to the left of it, I<BR /> can enter <COMMAND>, select the text and it would set the justification to<BR /> ML-Middle Left. If this at all possible, how would I go about doing it?<BR /> <BR /> -- <BR /> Thanks,<BR /> Jake Pitcher<BR /> Autocad 2007<BR /> Windows XP Pro</COMMAND></JPITCHER> Fri, 23 Feb 2007 15:58:35 GMT https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/visual-lisp-autolisp-and-general/text-justification-is-there-a-way-of-retrieving-what/m-p/1898918#M149057 Anonymous 2007-02-23T15:58:35Z https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/visual-lisp-autolisp-and-general/text-justification-is-there-a-way-of-retrieving-what/m-p/1898919#M149058 Thanks a bunch!<BR /> <BR /> -- <BR /> Thanks,<BR /> Jake Pitcher<BR /> Autocad 2007<BR /> Windows XP Pro<BR /> <BR /> <BR /> "T.Willey" <REMOVETHIS-CIPHDRMRS> wrote in message <BR /> news:5497937@discussion.autodesk.com...<BR /> Text justification for regular text (and attributes) is dxf codes 72, 73.<BR /> Mtext, I'm not sure but you can find it in the help files.<BR /> <BR /> -- <BR /> <BR /> Tim<BR /> "A blind man lets nothing block his vision."<BR /> <BR /> <BR /> "Jake Pitcher" <JPITCHER> wrote in message<BR /> news:5497880@discussion.autodesk.com...<BR /> Is there a way in lisp to retrieve the justification for a selected text<BR /> entity?<BR /> <BR /> There are many times when other people do work in my drawings and their text<BR /> has the wrong justification (the leader is to the left of the text and the<BR /> text's justification is set at MR-Middle Right). I would like to be able to<BR /> issue a command, select the text and it automagically sets the justification<BR /> to the opposite of what it is set for. So, if there is a text entity with<BR /> justification set to MR-Middle Right and has a leader to the left of it, I<BR /> can enter <COMMAND>, select the text and it would set the justification to<BR /> ML-Middle Left. If this at all possible, how would I go about doing it?<BR /> <BR /> -- <BR /> Thanks,<BR /> Jake Pitcher<BR /> Autocad 2007<BR /> Windows XP Pro</COMMAND></JPITCHER></REMOVETHIS-CIPHDRMRS> Fri, 23 Feb 2007 16:37:00 GMT https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/visual-lisp-autolisp-and-general/text-justification-is-there-a-way-of-retrieving-what/m-p/1898919#M149058 Anonymous 2007-02-23T16:37:00Z