Hello, I would like a small lisp in which when I select 2 corners of the room, itll place a text in middle with the room name & room dimensions with the current layer and text style. Itll go like this
Line 1: Bedroom
Line 2: 3.05 x 3.30 M
Line 3: 10' x 10'9"
It should be length x breadth always. All as middle center justification. I have found a few lisp but it just has feet inches and not both dimensions. Itll save a lot of my time if someone could do it. Thanks & Regards
@Anonymous wrote:
Can you please update for me 10' to 10'-0"
Thanks in advance
Read about the DIMZIN System Variable. You can set that to dictate whether Zero INnches is included in such text strings -- that's exactly what the System Variable is named for.
@Anonymous wrote:
How to get room sizes in mt & feet-inch while working in mm?
Kindly Help
Try changing this:
(defun _Imperial (v) (rtos (cvunit v "meter" "inch") 4 0))to this:
(defun _Imperial (v) (rtos (cvunit v "millimeter" "inch") 4 0))
and if you still want the metric size in meters, this:
(setq str (strcat (car txFont) Roomname (cadr txFont)
(rtos h 2 2) " x " (rtos v 2 2) "\\P"
(_Imperial h) " x " (_Imperial v) (caddr txFont)))to this:
(setq str (strcat (car txFont) Roomname (cadr txFont)
(rtos (/ h 1000) 2 2) " x " (rtos (/ v 1000) 2 2) "\\P"
(_Imperial h) " x " (_Imperial v) (caddr txFont)))
@ashikahmed1 wrote:
... INEED 1000 X 1000 , NOT 1000.00 . AFTER THE (.) .WHAT SHOULD I DO. ...
Read about the arguments to the (rtos) function >here<. That will tell you why you should try changing this part:
(rtos h 2 2) " x " (rtos v 2 2)to this:
(rtos h 2 0) " x " (rtos v 2 0)
@ashikahmed1 wrote:
WHAT TO DO IF THE ROOM IS NOT A RECTANGLE. ....
What criteria would you use for which two distances should be shown in the text reporting? If you can get what you want as in the original message, "...when I select 2 corners of the room..." you can still do that with the farthest-apart corners [or any corners you choose]. But of course, a simple A x B two-length report would be misleading, since the area of the room isn't the product of the two distances shown, as in a rectangular room. So that just may not be the right way to say it at all. What if it's not an L as in your image, but has curved walls or something? One size does not fit all.
@amardesai2009 wrote:
.... auto room dimension only feet and only meter ....
I don't think that was meant to be in Reply to the OP, which probably means you used the "Reply to the topic..." slot at the bottom of the Messages. Everything entered there comes through as being in Reply to Message 1 and its author. Did you mean it to be in Reply to the accepted-solution Message? Always use the REPLY button at lower right in the Message you are Replying to.
And are you asking for a version of the routine that puts in Dimensions in only one format, and another version using only the other format, instead of both formats in one?
