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1st Aug 2012 05:11 pm #1Senior Member
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Lisp Routine for "FIND"
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Is there a lisp routine that will find text in an AutoCad drawing but that will also search external references as well as blocks? I have a co-worker in need of such a thing.
Thanks in advance!T. Nelson
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1st Aug 2012 05:35 pm #2Quantum Mechanic
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Thanks Lee! I'm away from my desk and wasn't sure if "FIND" would search xrefs or not? I've forwarded your information on. Thanks again!
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1st Aug 2012 06:14 pm #4Quantum Mechanic
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No worries
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1st Aug 2012 06:59 pm #5Senior Member
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His response was, "I didn't click THAT button".
He's referring to the expand button that reveals the options for what FIND will search.
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1st Aug 2012 07:16 pm #6Quantum Mechanic
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Sounds like yet another case of PEBKAC
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Haven't heard that one before? What's that? Originally Posted by Lee Mac
Sounds like yet another case of PEBKACT. Nelson
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That's exactly what the problem was!!! LMAO!
I told him it was OE (Operator Error).T. Nelson
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