Hallo,
thanks for your answer.
But what is VLAX? Is it a vba-command (no) or a method?
Have you a little sample for me, so I can see the function.
Thanks for your help.
Hartmut Callies
callies@web.de
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"Frank Oquendo" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> That would be a little tricky due to the various property names associated
> with entity coordinates (StartPoint, EndPoint, Coordinates, etc.). In VBA,
> you'd have a rather large Select Case structure.
>
> One possibility would be to use VLAX to retrieve all the group code 10s
and
> 11s present in an object entity definition data.
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> "Hartmut Callies" wrote in message
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> > Hallo,
> > how can I extract the x,y,z-coordinate from all objects in the drawing?
> > Must I select the objects (all lines, all polylines, ...) and can I then
> > extract
> > the coordinate?
> >
> > Thanks
> > Hartmut Callies
> >
> >
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