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Kent1Cooper
en respuesta a: Anonymous

1.  Another approach would be Polylines with width, which are far easier to work with in some ways than Mlines, and can have curves.  And when all laid out, there are routines out there that will convert them to two zero-width Polylines following their edges.

 

2.  I'm not sure what "connectivity" means in terms meaningful in AutoCAD, such as how it would relate to drawn objects, or be used in drawing of more objects, or whatever the purpose is.  You could presumably give a point [the term in Post 1 -- or is it a line, as in Post 4?] a "name" by making it into a BLOCK, but that doesn't feel like the right approach, especially if applied to Lines.  By "point," do you mean just a location, or a Point entity  such as made with the POINT or DIVIDE or MEASURE command, or some other kind of object  with a pinpointable location, such as a Block or Circle?  Would putting things on the same Layer  serve the purpose of relating them to each other, in place of giving them the same "name"?  Or GROUPing them?

Kent Cooper, AIA