Lisp for text multiply

Hi everyone,

anybody has lips for text multiply?

If someone has, please attach.

Thanks in advance....

multiply text... mmm , copy command? Multiply how?

Just maybe I have a routine thats does what you want : http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?93900-VT-atrribute-amp-text-editor-RLX

Once up and running you can click on a text and then you can use the copy option to copy the string to other text's or attributes. Even if the attributes in a block are empty you can still copy the string to them.

gr. Rlx

DEAR RLX,

I DOWNLOAD LISP FROM GIVEN LINK, BUT IT'S GIVING ERROR MESSAGE,

; error: bad character

read (octal): 1

DEAR RLX,

 

I DOWNLOAD LISP FROM GIVEN LINK, BUT IT'S GIVING ERROR MESSAGE,

; error: bad character

read (octal): 1

Never heard that one before? Did you rename vt.lsp to vt.vlx and then load it with (load "vt.vlx") ? Or was the download itself corrupted? I also posted the souce (lsp and dcl) in a separate thread so you can try that one too but I thought it would be better to have one file (dcl and lsp in one).

gr. Rlx

Yes, i rename it, it's work great...

Thanks, rlx...

Thanks for sharing such a good thing.....

Yes, i rename it, it's work great...

Thanks, rlx...

Thanks for sharing such a good thing.....

You're welcome , isn't that the meaning of life... sharing :-)

gr. Rlx

Dear rlx,

it's not exactly the same which is i am looking for...

Please try to provide me simple lisp routine...

Please try to provide me simple lisp routine...

well in that case you will have to be a little bit more specific in what you are looking 4 , what exactly do you mean by multiply text?

Have you ever looked at the site from Lee Mac? He has lots of examples of little and big programs , maybe what you seek is allready there.

gr. Rlx

Dear rlx,

i attached sum lisp, i m looking for same lisp as this lisp for multiply

MathText.lsp

Find it here.....http://cadtips.cadalyst.com/notestext/run-calculations-numerical-text-and-mtext

You need to brush up on your search skills.

No problem , save your routine as sum2 or something and make the following changes :

on line 10 change (setq sum 0.) to (setq sum 1) and in line 27 change the + sign in * , et voila...

gr.Rlx

anybody can help me please...

Post a image or a dwg exactly what you want

This excellent lisp by "alanjt" maybe what you are looking for: -

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?46688-Combinevalues.LSP-Add-Divide-Multiply-Subtract-object-values&

anybody can help me please...

(defun C:STM (/ cpent elist en ip newtxt pt ss sum sumtxt txt)
(princ "\n\t\t>>>  Select text to get summ >>>")
(if
;;select texts/mtexts on screen :
(setq ss (ssget '((0 . "*TEXT"))))
;; if selected then :
(progn
 ;; store the first text entity for using 'em further :
(setq cpent (ssname ss 0))
 ;; set initial sum to zero :
 (setq sum 1)
 ;; loop trough selected texts/mtexts :
 (while
   ;; get the first text in selection :
   (setq en (ssname ss 0))
   ;; get entity list of them :
   (setq elist (entget en))
   ;; get the textstring by key 1 from entity list :
   (setq txt (cdr (assoc 1 elist)))
   ;; create output string :
   (setq sumtxt
   ;; concatenate strings :
   (strcat
     ;; convert digits to string :
     (rtos
       ;; add to summ the digital value of text :
       (setq sum (* (atof txt) sum))
       ;; 2 is for metric units (3 for engineering) :
       2
       ;; set precision by current :
       (getvar "dimdec")))
  )
   ;; delete entity from selection set :
   (ssdel en ss)
   )
 ;; display message in the command line:
 (princ (strcat "\nSumm=" sumtxt))
 (setq pt (getpoint "\nSpecify the new text location: "))
 ;; get the insertion point of stored entity :
 (setq ip (cdr (assoc 10 (entget cpent))))
 ;; copy text entity to the new destination point :
 (command "_copy" cpent "" ip pt)
 ;; get the last created entity :
 (setq newtxt (entlast))
 ;; get entity list of them :
 (setq elist (entget newtxt))
 ;; modify entity list with new text string :
 (entmod (subst (cons 1 sumtxt)(assoc 1 elist) elist))
 ;; update changes :
 (entupd newtxt)
 )
)
(princ)
 )
(princ "\nStart command with STM")
(princ)

anybody can help me please...

MathText.lsp

(defun C:STM (/ cpent elist en ip newtxt pt ss sum sumtxt txt)
(princ "\n\t\t>>>  Select text to get summ >>>")
(if
;;select texts/mtexts on screen :
(setq ss (ssget '((0 . "*TEXT"))))
;; if selected then :
(progn
 ;; store the first text entity for using 'em further :
(setq cpent (ssname ss 0))
 ;; set initial sum to zero :
 (setq sum 1)
 ;; loop trough selected texts/mtexts :
 (while
   ;; get the first text in selection :
   (setq en (ssname ss 0))
   ;; get entity list of them :
   (setq elist (entget en))
   ;; get the textstring by key 1 from entity list :
   (setq txt (cdr (assoc 1 elist)))
   ;; create output string :
   (setq sumtxt
   ;; concatenate strings :
   (strcat
     ;; convert digits to string :
     (rtos
       ;; add to summ the digital value of text :
       (setq sum (* (atof txt) sum))
       ;; 2 is for metric units (3 for engineering) :
       2
       ;; set precision by current :
       (getvar "dimdec")))
  )
   ;; delete entity from selection set :
   (ssdel en ss)
   )
 ;; display message in the command line:
 (princ (strcat "\nSumm=" sumtxt))
 (setq pt (getpoint "\nSpecify the new text location: "))
 ;; get the insertion point of stored entity :
 (setq ip (cdr (assoc 10 (entget cpent))))
 ;; copy text entity to the new destination point :
 (command "_copy" cpent "" ip pt)
 ;; get the last created entity :
 (setq newtxt (entlast))
 ;; get entity list of them :
 (setq elist (entget newtxt))
 ;; modify entity list with new text string :
 (entmod (subst (cons 1 sumtxt)(assoc 1 elist) elist))
 ;; update changes :
 (entupd newtxt)
 )
)
(princ)
 )
(princ "\nStart command with STM")
(princ)

Dear rlx , THANKS

THIS LISP EXACTLY THE SAME, IT'S PERFECT LISP

THANKS ONCE AGAIN....

MathText.lsp

Thnaks Dear ReMark,

thanks that u attend my question....

Dear rlx , THANKS

 

THIS LISP EXACTLY THE SAME, IT'S PERFECT LISP

THANKS ONCE AGAIN....

Glad 2b able 2 help :-) Actualy like this function , thinking bout building it in my VT app.

Gr. Rlx