Please see the image.
I created a lisp that changes multileader styles while adding attributes.
My problem is about these characters
-at beginning {\W0.85;
middle \P\C88;
end }
I want to get rid of these characters and just keep the text as shown left on multileader.
How can I? (with lisp of course)
@acarem16 wrote:
Please see the image.
I created a lisp that changes multileader styles while adding attributes.
My problem is about these characters
-at beginning {\W0.85;
middle \P\C88;
end }
I want to get rid of these characters and just keep the text as shown left on multileader.
How can I? (with lisp of course)
These are the MText format strings
{ = start text formatting
\w0.85; = text is 0.85 of normal text width
\P = is start a new line
\C88; = sets the color for the remaining text
} = end of formatting
If you remove them your text will be "EXPANSION ANCHORSM8x75 GALVANIZED"
This will be all on one line, width 1.0 and all the same color with no space between ANCHORS and M8x75
If this is what you want to do, google search for "Autolisp Strip MText formatting"
