Named Layer Filters

[Anonymous]

Is there a way to access a drawing's Named Layer Filters via VBA?

[Anonymous]

Yes, it's posted in these NG's at least once a day.

"spanqy" wrote in message
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> Is there a way to access a drawing's Named Layer Filters
via VBA?
>

[Anonymous]

Everyday, huh? Not quite RK! If you're going to take the time to post, at least be constructive and give me a link to one of these posts - it would save the both of us time.

[Anonymous]

Whilst RK's reply was a little sarcastic, this newsgroup does encourage people seeking information to do their own searches first rather than having the answers (ie links) spoon-fed to them.



Just my two cents.



Wayne Ivory

IT Analyst Programmer

Wespine Industries Pty Ltd

[Anonymous]

    Dim oDict As
AcadDictionary
    Dim LayFlt As Object
   
Dim oXrec As AcadXRecord
    Dim xType As Variant, xValue As
Variant

    Set oDict =
ThisDrawing.Layers.GetExtensionDictionary
    Set LayFlt =
oDict.item("ACAD_LAYERFILTERS")
    Set oXrec =
LayFlt("nplt")

    oXrec.GetXRecordData xType,
xValue
    MsgBox "Layer Filter name: " &
xValue(0)

Kevin

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Is
there a way to access a drawing's Named Layer Filters via
VBA?

[Anonymous]

Thanks a bunch Kevin!

[Anonymous]

I agree, but how can he (or anyone) assume that I didn't already do just that?

[Anonymous]

Spangy,
The only reason anyone could assume it, is because IF you had done a search
(like I just tested) you would've found about 50 messages in this newsgroup
dealing with this subject and in at LEAST one of them was the answer to your
question...... 😉

Jeff

"spanqy" wrote in message
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> I agree, but how can he (or anyone) assume that I didn't already do just
that?

[Anonymous]

I could never get that to work here with Netscape (NNTP Error - command not recognized). I'm always forced to "manually" scan the posts to find what I'm after - NOT easy, but I do my best. Perhaps you can give me a suggestion in this regard?

That's what this board is all about right?

[Anonymous]

Try Google.com. They mirror this ng. Use the
following syntax to narrow the search to this ng.

This will find post with the 3 words anywhere in
the post:

named layer
filter group:autodesk.autocad.customization.vba

This will find post with the 3 words together
in the post:

"named layer
filter" group:autodesk.autocad.customization.vba

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Ed
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"spanqy" <
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wrote in message
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I
could never get that to work here with Netscape (NNTP Error - command not
recognized). I'm always forced to "manually" scan the posts to find what I'm
after - NOT easy, but I do my best. Perhaps you can give me a suggestion in
this regard?

That's what this board is all about right?

[Anonymous]

Thanks a lot Ed!