LISP Routine for creating schedule?

[sascari]

Is there a lisp routine out there that tags objects and creates a schedule based on that objects parameters? ie series of arcs and creates a schedule with the following properties: arc length, arc radius, etc. This would be very helpful thanks! 

[imadHabash]

Hi,

it's built-in .... please try to use EATTEXT command with their 8/8 steps.

Regards,

[sascari]

I've used eattext and dataextraction. Is there a way to tag each object so I know on the screen which one is being referenced? Typically, eattext just gives a general summary of each object but does not provide a way to indicate which individual object is being referenced. Does this make sense? 

[imadHabash]

then you need an out source services (lisp or plug-ins) that it could help you and as you asked in your OP . 

Regards,

[sascari]

Yea. For sure. I was just curious if anyone had posted such a routine out there. 

[pendean]

Try searching the LISP and other customization forums here https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-customization/ct-p/AutoCADTopic1

[sascari]

I have found a temporary solution. Using the hyperlink command I can tag each object with an id (0,1,2, ...etc). I can bring that ID into the schedule with EATTEXT. This way, I know which arc is being referenced. If anyone has a better solution, feel free to share.