@The_Oak schrieb:
I didn't create the sample,
Okay, but for other ones who not knows your problem, it would be better the mleader color is set to bylayer or to color red for example.
I saw the problem, also with the color yellow, but it's easy to overlook and draw the wrong conclusions.
Anyway, I was just trying to help Pendean, assuming he might not have seen it - that's how I interpret his answer.
setting the Color to be ByLayer does not change the colour of the text, only the leader,
Right
as it has been edited to show as Yellow (not Bylayer).
and not by object and not by everything you can controle now. right.
As you note, StripMtext is not built to reset the colour of Mtext within a Multileader.
A cautious yes.
Again, just to make clear for other readers:
I note that StripMtext IS built for reset internal color formattings of MText, also inside a Multileader!
And you confirmed it You can create a Mleader, you can change the color inside the Mtexteditor.
SMT will remove them as expected.
But Yes: There is a Mtext-color property on Mleaders, which is normaly set to "color from mleaderstyle",
and SMT is not designed to change this setting.
Note: I don't know a "usual user way" to create an mleader like you posted.
If someone found a "normal way" (means without "hacks"), let us know.
Perhaps the issue was created by a tool, what is possible - but i don't know.
