NEED LISP FOR TO REMOVE OPENING ERROR MESSAGE-PLEASE HELP

NEED LISP FOR TO REMOVE OPENING ERROR MESSAGE-PLEASE HELP

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NEED LISP FOR TO REMOVE OPENING ERROR MESSAGE-PLEASE HELP

shefipmoosa
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THIS STEP NEED TO ADD IN THE LISP

  • Use the RECOVER command on the file, then save it.
  • Export the file using the -EXPORTTOAUTOCAD (or AECTOACAD) command.
  • Use DXFOUT to export the file to DXF, then use DXFIN and save back the imported drawing as DWG.
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john.uhden
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I've been wondering if the RECOVER command does the same thing as the AUDIT command, with the apparent difference that RECOVER is intended to work on a file not yet opened, but AUDIT is intended to work on the current drawing.

John F. Uhden

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cadffm
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NO and yes. 

Both are for data repair, 

but recover can check the source data (checking the source data from the saved file by opening the file),

audit checks the current memory dataset.

 

The result can be differently 

audit can detect&repair problems what recover can't and

recover can detect&repair problems what audit can't.

 

Also the result of these functions in different versions, specially between versions of differently native fileformats, can be different.

 

Sebastian

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john.uhden
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So I take it that if you suspect something errant, you should RECOVER first
('cause that loads the drawing) and then do an AUDIT.

John F. Uhden

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