Comando Field

[Anonymous]

Al usar el comando field, y elegir un objeto para saber area, longitud, escala... etc...  despues de un tiempo si ese texto creado con el comando fiel es movido a otro lugar, como puedo saber que objeto es el que se selecciono para ese texto field?

[john.vellek]

Hola @Anonymous,

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If you double-click the field it will show what the current settings have been set to.  Does this answer the question or did I misunderstand?

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[john.vellek]

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[Anonymous]

If I double-click the field it will show what the current settings have been set to, but how do I know the objet selected? if there is several objets. Cheking each one?

[john.vellek]

Hi @Anonymous,

I am sorry if I misunderstood your original question.

If you double click the field you will see the ObjID of the linked object. (at the bottom of the Field window that opens)

To see the entity that is linked to the ID you will need a LISP or other routine.  Here is one I found from another forum post that might work for you.

// This is command 'ZOOMEXT, by Fenton Webb [Apr/17/2002], DevTech, Autodesk
void asdkzoomExt()
{
// get the extents of the drawing
AcDbViewTableRecord view;
AcGePoint3d max =
acdbHostApplicationServices()->workingDatabase()->extmax(),
min = acdbHostApplicationServices()->workingDatabase()->extmin();

AcGePoint2d max_2d (max, max);
AcGePoint2d min_2d (min, min);
// now set the view centre point
view.setCenterPoint (min_2d + (max_2d - min_2d) / 2.0);
// now height and width of view
view.setHeight(max_2d - min_2d);
view.setWidth (max_2d - min_2d);
// set the view
acedSetCurrentView (&view, NULL);
// updates the extents
acdbHostApplicationServices()->workingDatabase()->updateExt(TRUE);
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// This is command 'ZOOMWIN, by Fenton Webb [Apr/17/2002], DevTech, Autodesk
void asdkzoomWin()
{
AcGePoint3d max, min;
// get the window coords
int res = acedGetPoint (NULL, "\nPick zoom window pnt : ",
asDblArray(min));
// if ok
if (res == RTNORM)
{
res = acedGetCorner (asDblArray(min), "\nPick other corner : ",
asDblArray(max));
// get the extents of the drawing
AcDbViewTableRecord view;

AcGePoint2d max_2d (max, max);
AcGePoint2d min_2d (min, min);
// now set the view centre point
view.setCenterPoint (min_2d + (max_2d - min_2d) / 2.0);
// now height and width of view
view.setHeight(max_2d - min_2d);
view.setWidth (max_2d - min_2d);
// set the view
acedSetCurrentView (&view, NULL);
// updates the extents
acdbHostApplicationServices()->workingDatabase()->updateExt(TRUE);
}
}

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[john.vellek]

Hi @Anonymous,

Did the LISP routine work to identify the object for you?

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