setpropertyvalue on multileader arrow

[dvertz]

The setpropertyvalue lisp function has bee great to use since I was introduced to it. However, the dumpallproerties is not defining the location of the arrowhead, only the text location.

What I am attempting to accomplish is moving the current annotative scale of the multileader to a new location and leave the other annotative scales as they are. I have been able to accomplish this for TEXT, MTEXT and INSERT, but now stuck on multileaders.

[Kent1Cooper · Accepted solution]

Not by (setpropertyvalue), and not by VLA properties, but this should be doable with entity data.  Are you talking about MultiLeaders with only one arrow?  [The possibility of multiples may be why those methods of showing information omit the arrowhead location(s).]  If so, it may not be hard -- the DXF 10 value.  If more than one, the entries for those look the same -- you would need to get to the one that applies to the arrowhead you intend, which shouldn't be too difficult.

[dvertz]

Thank you Kent.

I was having trouble dealing with Annotative properties through entity data and that when I was introduced to the setpropertyvalue. Yes, I was dealing with a multileader with only one arrow. I had not thought about how to address multiple arrows. That's a good point. I think I might just remove them as a possible modification from the lisp to handle.