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Hello

i am looking for a lisp routine that can

find and zoom text in a drawing like using command FIND

but running in a cycle.

I try to explane my wish

In my drawing I use to show the name of the mechanical parts whith numbers ( 1 to 999).

I am asking this kind of lisp:

input Start number (for ex. 20)

input End number (for ex. 32)

Using the key ENTER i wish to go to the next number (increment = 1)

and then again whith ENTER till the last number.

Whith this kind of lisp is very quickly to check if every part is show in the drawing


    thanks to all

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

Are the numbers only "text" items? (not mtext or attributes or...)

Posted

Check out my "Text Find/Replace" LISP in my signature. You can use the function to zoom to any bit of text without user input. Alls you need to do is pop it into a loop and you're done.

  • 5 weeks later...
Posted

Hello

I try the lisp that you suggest to me.It is very powerfull but it doesn' t solve my problem because my text is inside a block.

I need a new similar lisp that works only whith text inside blocks.

See the attached file.

p.s. For me it's enought the option find.

 

Thanks

TEST.dwg

Posted
Hello

I try the lisp that you suggest to me.It is very powerfull but it doesn' t solve my problem because my text is inside a block.

I need a new similar lisp that works only whith text inside blocks.

See the attached file.

p.s. For me it's enought the option find.

 

Thanks

Did you try Find?

 

find.PNG

Posted

In autocad 2006 the command Find don't work whith blocks.

Anyway a lisp routine is much faster than work whith the command Find.

I would like lisp that works only whith text inside blocks.

P.S.All the time i need to check how it looks the "parts" in the drawing like P13,P14, .... P915 (the text name is always a part of block-see the attached file TEST).

Thanks

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