Request PURGEALL & AUDIT lisp

[Zorg]

After finding the VLISP bible on the net i've got some nice reading material sorted for the next few months and hopefully i can become more of a contributer here than a consumer. However, in the meatime i'd like to know if anyone can write me a LISP that will -purge -> 'all' and -audit -> 'y' in one hit, without promting me. Would like to set it up so the command is 'PNA' (Purge and Audit).

 

Many thanks in advance :wink:

 

Z

[Freerefill]

I believe this should work. I actually use "pall" as my "purge all" function :3

 

Also, I'm pretty sure this can be created as a macro, but I've no idea how.

 

(defun c:pna( / )
(command "-purge" "a" "" "n")
(command "audit" "y")
)

[Zorg]

Top stuff, i was having to do this for about 150-200 drawings. You wonderfull people at CADTutor make my life that bit more bareable. Thanks again mate.

 

Z

[Lee Mac]

Also, I'm pretty sure this can be created as a macro, but I've no idea how.

 

Macro:

 

^C^C-purge;a;;n;audit;y;

[Zorg]

Afteroon Lee,

 

How do i turn this into a Macro? Can it be done with Visual Lisp? :S

 

Z

[Lee Mac]

Afteroon Lee,

 

How do i turn this into a Macro? Can it be done with Visual Lisp? :S

 

Z

 

You just assign it to a button -

 

Right click on a button on any toolbar, go to Customise,

 

Under "Commands" tab, go to User-defined

 

Drag "User Defined Button" into the workspace and click on it.

 

Paste the code supplied into the "Macro" box

[Zorg]

Nice Nice Nice! I Think i'll concentrate on devloping more of a whole perspective of LISPs before i dive into macros. Cheers for the info thou

 

Z

[Lee Mac]

No probs - if you have any other questions, just ask

[David Bethel]

This might help

 

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?t=33605&highlight=purge+save+audit

 

-David

[Zorg]

Cheers Dave

 

Z

[Strix]

You just assign it to a button -

 

Right click on a button on any toolbar, go to Customise,

 

Under "Commands" tab, go to User-defined

 

Drag "User Defined Button" into the workspace and click on it.

 

Paste the code supplied into the "Macro" box

That's my usual method

 

My other 'Save' button goes 'ZX, purge, save, close, open' so I can't forget to purge, and to make the whole process of working through batch edits so much quicker