Freerefill,
It is a very good routine for a Lisp no doubt, But if it were Dialog driven it would be a nice improvement.
Thanks for the share.
The Buzzard


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... is not this one.
But, I am fairly pleased with it. It's been quite some time in the making, and I used a different strategy with my code (folks who remember BASIC might crack a smile).
I'd just like to post this, and get some feedback. I'm sure there are ways to improve the functionality or efficiency, namely removing Visual LISP so that it's more backwards compatible, or adding an option to go back up a menu or two, or even alter the selection set (or, put the selection set elsewhere, since text-heavy drawings like landbases with street names would lag when this LISP is called).
Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. ^.^
Code:;-============-; ;- Text Find -; ;- *~* -; ; Written by -; ; Mark Mercier ; ; 05-06-09 ; ;-============-; ; Improvements: ; Text within blocks ; Improved selection set.. maybe do away with the whole "list" thing and go straight VLA (defun c:tfind() (tfindfun nil nil 0) ) (defun tfindfun(inputF inputR caseSn / goto goWhile strinF strinR selSet selTxt searep case count error) ; 01 Create selection set. GOTO 02 if success, or GOTO 08 if fail ; 02 Check passed input. If both nil, GOTO 03. If first string and second nil, GOTO 06. If both strings, GOTO 07. Otherwise, return error and GOTO 08 ; 03 Display menus and obtain data from user. If Search, GOTO 04. If Replace, GOTO 05 ; 04 Search option selected. Prompt user for single search term. GOTO 06 ; 05 Replace option selected. Prompt user for search term and replace term. GOTO 07 ; 06 One string has been passed. Assume automatic search. Run same as current (tfind). GOTO FINISH ; 07 Two strings have been passed. Assume automatic replace. Pass both strings to (replace) function. GOTO FINISH ; 08 FINISH. Return errors if needed. End loop and program. (vl-load-com) (setq goTo 1) (setq goWhile 1) (setq count 0) (if (not (mlml (list caseSn) (list 0 1))) (progn (setq goWhile nil) (princ "\nCase selection not recognized."))) (if (= caseSn 0) (setq case "N") (setq case "Y")) (while goWhile (cond ((= goTo 1) (setq selSet (extTxtPt (ssget "_X" (list (cons -4 "<OR") (cons 0 "TEXT,MTEXT") (cons -4 "<AND") (cons 0 "INSERT") (cons 66 1) (cons -4 "AND>") (cons -4 "OR>"))))) (if selSet (setq goTo 2) (setq error "\nSelection set not found." goTo 8)) ) ((= goTo 2) ; Check input, pass to whatever. (cond ((and (= inputF nil) (= inputR nil)) (setq goTo 3) ) ((and (= (type inputF) 'STR) (= inputR nil)) (setq strinF inputF) (setq goTo 6) ) ((and (= (type inputF) 'STR) (= (type inputR) 'STR)) (setq strinF inputF) (setq strinR inputR) (setq goTo 7) ) (t (setq error "\nPassed arguments are not accepted.") (setq goTo 8) ) ) ) ((= goTo 3) ; Obtain desired option from user (while (not (mlml (list (setq searep (strcase (getstring nil "\nSelect option [Find/Replace/Quit/Case]: ")))) (list "F" "FIND" "R" "REPLACE" "Q" "QUIT" "C" "CASE") )) ) (cond ((mlml (list searep) (list "F" "FIND")) (setq goTo 4) ) ((mlml (list searep) (list "R" "REPLACE")) (setq goTo 5) ) ((mlml (list searep) (list "Q" "QUIT")) (setq goTo 8) ) ((mlml (list searep) (list "C" "CASE")) (while (not (mlml (list (setq case (strcase (getstring nil "\nCase sensitive? [Yes/No]: ")))) (list "Y" "YES" "N" "NO") )) ) ) ) ) ((= goTo 4) ; Obtain search string from user, set to strinF (while (eq "" (setq strinF (getstring T "\nEnter search term: ")))) (setq goTo 6) ) ((= goTo 5) ; Obtain search string and replace string from user, set to strinF and strinR respectively (while (eq "" (setq strinF (getstring T "\nEnter find term: ")))) (while (eq "" (setq strinR (getstring T "\nEnter replace term: ")))) (setq goTo 7) ) ((= goTo 6) ; Search drawing for strinF (cond ((mlml (list case) (list "Y" "YES")) ; Compare using (vl-string-search strinF input), view selection ; use "while" to get all search occurances (foreach selVar selSet (if (vl-string-search strinF (nth 0 selVar)) (progn (setq count (1+ count)) (if (/= (getvar "ctab") (caddr selVar)) (command "ctab" (caddr selVar))) (command "zoom" "c" (trans (cadr selVar) 0 1) (* 32 (nth 3 selVar))) (getstring "\nPress 'Enter' to continue: ") ) ) ) ) ((mlml (list case) (list "N" "NO")) ; Compare using (vl-string-search (strcase strinF) (strcase input)), view selection ; use "while" to get all search occurances (foreach selVar selSet (if (vl-string-search (strcase strinF) (strcase (nth 0 selVar))) (progn (setq count (1+ count)) (if (/= (getvar "ctab") (caddr selVar)) (command "ctab" (caddr selVar))) (command "zoom" "c" (trans (cadr selVar) 0 1) (* 32 (nth 3 selVar))) (getstring "\nPress 'Enter' to continue: ") ) ) ) ) ) (if (= count 0) (setq error "\nNo matches found.") (setq error (strcat (itoa count) " matches found."))) (setq goTo 8) ) ((= goTo 7) ; Replace strinF with strinR (cond ((mlml (list case) (list "Y" "YES")) ; Compare using (vl-search-string strinF input), modify using (vl-string-subst) within a while loop (foreach selVar selSet (setq selTxt (nth 0 selVar)) (setq seaLoc 0) (while (setq seaLoc (vl-string-search strinF selTxt seaLoc)) (setq selTxt (vl-string-subst strinR strinF selTxt seaLoc)) (setq seaLoc (+ seaLoc (strlen strinR))) (setq count (1+ count)) ) (vla-put-TextString (vlax-ename->vla-object (nth 4 selVar)) selTxt) ) ) ((mlml (list case) (list "N" "NO")) ; Compare using (vl-string-search (strcase strinF) (strcase input)), modify using (vl-string-subst) within a while loop (foreach selVar selSet (setq selTxt (nth 0 selVar)) (setq seaLoc 0) (while (setq seaLoc (vl-string-search (strcase strinF) (strcase selTxt) seaLoc)) (setq selTxt (strcat (substr selTxt 1 seaLoc) strinR (substr selTxt (+ 1 seaLoc (strlen strinF))))) (setq seaLoc (+ seaLoc (strlen strinR))) (setq count (1+ count)) ) (vla-put-TextString (vlax-ename->vla-object (nth 4 selVar)) selTxt) ) ) ) (if (= count 0) (setq error "\nNo occurances found.") (setq error (strcat (itoa count) " occurances modified."))) (setq goTo 8) ) ((= goTo 8) (if error (princ error)) (setq goWhile nil) ) ) ) (princ) ) (defun mlml(inSMLChar inSMLStri / returnVarMS toCheck chkWith) (setq returnVarMS nil) (if (and (= (type inSMLChar) 'LIST) (= (type inSMLStri) 'LIST) ) (progn (foreach toCheck inSMLStri (foreach chkWith inSMLChar (if (eq toCheck chkWith) (setq returnVarMS T)) ) ) );/progn ) returnVarMS ); Checks a list to see if a member of that list is the same as a member of another list. Returns T or nil (defun extTxtPt(ssList / subVar getEnt entTyp entTxt entPnt entLay entHgt grp66 entAtt getEntAtt entAttTyp uniLst) (setq uniLst nil) (setq subVar 0) (if ssList (repeat (sslength ssList) (setq getEnt (entget (cadr (car (ssnamex ssList subVar))))) (setq entTyp (cdr (assoc 0 getEnt))) (cond ((or (= entTyp "TEXT") (= entTyp "MTEXT")) (setq entTxt (cdr (assoc 1 getEnt))) (setq entPnt (cdr (assoc 10 getEnt))) (setq entHgt (cdr (assoc 40 getEnt))) (setq entLay (cdr (assoc 410 getEnt))) (setq entNam (cdr (assoc -1 getEnt))) (setq uniLst (append uniLst (list (list entTxt entPnt entLay entHgt entNam)))) ) ((= entTyp "INSERT") (setq grp66 (assoc 66 getEnt)) (if grp66 (progn (setq entAtt (entnext (cdr (assoc -1 getEnt)))) (setq getEntAtt (entget entAtt)) (setq entAttTyp (cdr (assoc 0 getEntAtt))) ) ) (while (= entAttTyp "ATTRIB") (setq entTxt (cdr (assoc 1 getEntAtt))) (setq entPnt (cdr (assoc 10 getEntAtt))) (setq entHgt (cdr (assoc 40 getEntAtt))) (setq entLay (cdr (assoc 410 getEntAtt))) (setq entNam (cdr (assoc -1 getEntAtt))) (setq uniLst (append uniLst (list (list entTxt entPnt entLay entHgt entNam)))) ; Get next entity. (setq entAtt (entnext (cdr (assoc -1 getEntAtt)))) ; Get ent and ent type (setq getEntAtt (entget entAtt)) (setq entAttTyp (cdr (assoc 0 getEntAtt))) ) ) (t ) ) (setq subVar (1+ subVar)) ) ) uniLst ); Return list of all text-based objects (Text, MText, Attribute) in the current drawing
Last edited by Freerefill; 8th Jul 2009 at 05:08 pm.




Freerefill,
It is a very good routine for a Lisp no doubt, But if it were Dialog driven it would be a nice improvement.
Thanks for the share.
The Buzzard
Nice Program
Just a quick thing I have noticed - you use a sub-function: mlml... why not use the "member" function to accomplish such a task?
Also, with your option selection - why not use an initget, and a getkword, instead of running it through several sub-functions to determine if it is an allowed option?
Just a few things I noticed - but good program all the same
Lee
Lee Mac Programming
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Lee Mac Programming
With Mathematics there is the possibility of perfect rigour, so why settle for less?
Just another Swamper
Also, why not use a Selection Set filter when retrieveing your text based items?
Lee Mac Programming
With Mathematics there is the possibility of perfect rigour, so why settle for less?
Just another Swamper




Are you up to it Lee?
Just a mere bag a shells for someone like you.


Indeed! I had considered dialog boxes, but my goal was.. ok, well my original goal was to create one for a guy here who uses R14, which I did do but it never sat well with me how hack my code was.. I've always wanted to improve it.. anyway, my goal was to make one that allowed the user to skip the dialog box, namely the one when you type "FIND", and use it strictly from the command line. Once I got put on AutoCAD 2009 and found that it did not retain the zoom when you searched for something, I realized that the one I made for R14 was actually very suitable, but in order to compete with the existing "FIND" dialog box, it at least needed to be able to replace text. That took a while to figure out, (ultimately I went with Visual LISP, which I suppose killed the goal of making it usable in R14, but the old one still exists, which is good ^^') but I managed it, and now I need to see if what I have can still grow into something more, or change into something better.
Thank you for your reply ^^
Lee Mac Programming
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I thought you would come back and say:
"Ok just a quick one untested"
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Lee Mac Programming
With Mathematics there is the possibility of perfect rigour, so why settle for less?
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