LIST command addition

[barry2104]

I have a polyline with say 100 nodes along the way, running in the direction it wants to. I want to spit out a coordinates list for each node (which is what the command LIST is good for), but on top of this, I want an extra column/Output at each node for the chainage along the way. So say for example each node is 3 metres after the previous node, the first Outputs would read:

            At Point X=(x-coordinate)   Y=(y-coordinate)   C=0.000

            At Point X=(x-coordinate)   Y=(y-coordinate)   C=3.000

            At Point X=(x-coordinate)   Y=(y-coordinate)   C=6.000

            At Point X=(x-coordinate)   Y=(y-coordinate)   C=9.000

...and so on

I don't care what the chainage is called (in the example above I called it "C"), nor whether this is before or after the X/Y coordinates.

Does anyone know how this can be done?

If via Lisp, then perhaps the output can be even more simplified to save cleaning up in Excel (removing the "At Point X=" etc from the cells) after reading out:

            (x-coordinate), (y-coordinate), (Chainage) 

[barry2104]

Just copying it to the clipboard is enough, as sometimes it's to paste into a txt file, sometimes into xls, sometimes even into an email!

[barry2104]

Oh and i guess since there are effectively 3 different lisps needed here, they obviously need to have different names/commands.

XYKM was the original one for the chainage, that can stay

XYZ and XY would suffice for the other two lisps respectively

[Sea-Haven]

Something like this lets get correct answer before doing code like 3 times.

(if (not AH:Toggs)(load "Multiple toggles.lsp"))
(setq ans (reverse (ah:toggs '("Choose options " "XY" "Z" "Chainage" "Csv"))))

[barry2104]

not sure if it's just too early in the morning for me, but that lisp you attach loads okay, but nothing I enter in the command bar gets recognised... What's the command? mkv_lst by the looks of it (directly after "defun") but that seems odd, and doesn't get a reaction from AutoCAD 2021 either