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selecting all on a layer?
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Dear cride,
1- Create a text file using notepad and enter the following code into it:
(defun ABC()
(sssetfirst nil (ssget "x" (list (assoc 8 (entget (car (entsel)))))))
)
2- Save the file into the AutoCAD "Support folder" with the name "ABC.LSP"
3- Create a text file using notepad and enter the following code into it: (If the file "ACADDOC.LSP" exists in the "Support" folder, append the below code to file and don't do step number 4)
(defun-q s::startup()
(load "abc.lsp")
)
4- Save the file into the AutoCAD "Support folder" with the name "ACADDOC.LSP".
5- Run ACAD.
6- Right click on a toolbar and select the "Customize command from the menu.
7- In the "Customize dialog box activate the "Commands" tab and select the "User defined" item from the list.
8- From the right side drag and drop the "User Defined Button" to outside of dialog box (everywhere).
9- Right click on the new button and select the "Properties" from the menu.
10- In the Dialog box in lower large textbox enter (abc)
11- You can select an image for the button.
12- Click "Apply"
13- Click "OK"
Farzad
1- Create a text file using notepad and enter the following code into it:
(defun ABC()
(sssetfirst nil (ssget "x" (list (assoc 8 (entget (car (entsel)))))))
)
2- Save the file into the AutoCAD "Support folder" with the name "ABC.LSP"
3- Create a text file using notepad and enter the following code into it: (If the file "ACADDOC.LSP" exists in the "Support" folder, append the below code to file and don't do step number 4)
(defun-q s::startup()
(load "abc.lsp")
)
4- Save the file into the AutoCAD "Support folder" with the name "ACADDOC.LSP".
5- Run ACAD.
6- Right click on a toolbar and select the "Customize command from the menu.
7- In the "Customize dialog box activate the "Commands" tab and select the "User defined" item from the list.
8- From the right side drag and drop the "User Defined Button" to outside of dialog box (everywhere).
9- Right click on the new button and select the "Properties" from the menu.
10- In the Dialog box in lower large textbox enter (abc)
11- You can select an image for the button.
12- Click "Apply"
13- Click "OK"
Farzad
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Here's another.
Set the layer in question to be the current layer. Lock all the other layers. I do a "Layer" "LOC" "ALL". You can also do a "LAYER" " FREEZE" " ALL". Use the "A" or "All" option to select all in whatever command you are using. I use a set of macros for this:
LL = lock all layers (note: the current layer can not be locked)
LU = unlock all layers
LF = freeze all layers (note: the current layer can not be frozen)
LT = thaw all layers
Set the layer in question to be the current layer. Lock all the other layers. I do a "Layer" "LOC" "ALL". You can also do a "LAYER" " FREEZE" " ALL". Use the "A" or "All" option to select all in whatever command you are using. I use a set of macros for this:
LL = lock all layers (note: the current layer can not be locked)
LU = unlock all layers
LF = freeze all layers (note: the current layer can not be frozen)
LT = thaw all layers
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