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  1. Hello, I am in search for a means to select all blocks on a drawing given a wildcard. The particular wildcard we would be using is *- Dy I have been searching for a while now, and have seen suggestions of: Qselect, which has to be done from a dialog box, and doesn't allow the use of wildcards. Filter, doesn't seem to fit my needs because the names of the blocks don't seem to be available, only the AutoCAD name assignments ( I don't know what these are called but it labels blocks like this: U41, U42, U43, etc.) Is it possible to have a LISP select all blocks by a wildcard in the name? I am not that well versed in LISP routines, my only experience is with the beginner tutorials. Any help on this is greatly appreciated.
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