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    roter
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    hello everybody, I am calling from italy
    I would like to draw a pline an then divide it.
    I wrote:
    ^C^C_pline \\\\ _divide @
    as you can see my pline has 4 points, I would like to make ANY pline an then divide starts
    as long as i work on Autocad LT 2000, I have to manage with macros. I will go soon to LT 2004.
    thanks in advance[/img][/list][/code]

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    TevsR
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    Roter, you can divide this problem into two actions:
    1. Create PL using standard command (Pl)
    2. Press button with macros ^C^C_Divide;@ or, and this is better if it's the full version - ^C^C_Divide;(entlast);;
    How do we combine these actions into one macros? Maybe somebody knowing LISP can give an idea...?

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    As there is no (while) function in Diesel ( as of A2K ), I don't think your request is possible. -David
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    roter
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    I understand now what are the limits of LT
    Thank you any way

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    TevsR
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    Anyway, by using macros you can encrease the performance of AutoCAD LT by great amount. For instance command like Laycur (menu Express full version) ^c^c_Change;\;_properties;_la;$m=$(getvar,clayer); ;

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