Jan 18, 2001 #1 SunnyShine Structural Joined Jan 25, 2000 Messages 17 Location IN Is there any method to know the available custom commands (created by lisp routines) in an autocad session? I can't remember all the available commands. I load all necessary lisp routines by startup kit.
Is there any method to know the available custom commands (created by lisp routines) in an autocad session? I can't remember all the available commands. I load all necessary lisp routines by startup kit.
Jan 19, 2001 1 #2 tigrek Mechanical Joined Sep 23, 2000 Messages 255 Location TR Hi Please type on command line of AutoCAD: (atoms-family 1) the response is a list of all functions available through Lisp as well. It is a long list but those starting with C: are easy to recognize. Hope this is useful. Dr. Tigrek http://members.asiaco.com/tigrek PS. Could you downlload and test the macro from my home page and tell me if you find any bugs? It exports all text, attributes, nested text inside blocks, Mtext, Rtext, Dtext, all of it, from drawings into an Excel Sheet. Upvote 0 Downvote
Hi Please type on command line of AutoCAD: (atoms-family 1) the response is a list of all functions available through Lisp as well. It is a long list but those starting with C: are easy to recognize. Hope this is useful. Dr. Tigrek http://members.asiaco.com/tigrek PS. Could you downlload and test the macro from my home page and tell me if you find any bugs? It exports all text, attributes, nested text inside blocks, Mtext, Rtext, Dtext, all of it, from drawings into an Excel Sheet.
Jan 19, 2001 2 Thread starter #3 SunnyShine Structural Joined Jan 25, 2000 Messages 17 Location IN Dear Tigrek, Excellent answer. Thank you a lot. I shall review your macros soon. Sunny of SunnyShine Upvote 0 Downvote