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Posted

hi everybody,

 

I need to write a code for display the horizontal and vertical distance dynamically. while the user pick the start point and move the mouse. can anyone help me how to proceed.

 

 

Thanks

 

Vivek

Posted

Hi,

 

Setting DYNMODE and DYNPIFORMAT to 1 ?

Posted

hi gile,

 

Thanks for ur immediate response. i had tried dynmode in autocad 2004. it is not working. i had read in some other website that this system variables are available from autocad 2007 onwards. whether its true or what. can u reply me regarding this.

 

regards

vivek

Posted

see if this get you close

 
;;; modemacro will display at the bottom left of the autocad screen before the coordinates read out
(defun c:trk (/ pt1 c)
  (setq pt1 (getpoint "\nSelect a point: "))
(setq x T)
  (while x
       (setq ms (grread T 1))
       (if (= (nth 0 ms) 5)            
  (setvar "modemacro" (rtos(distance pt1 (nth 1 ms))))
       (setq x nil)
       );_if
  );_while
(setvar "modemacro" "");_reset modemacro
 );_defun

Posted
see if this get you close

 
;;; modemacro will display at the bottom left of the autocad screen before the coordinates read out
(defun c:trk (/ pt1 c)
  (setq pt1 (getpoint "\nSelect a point: "))
(setq x T)
  (while x
       (setq ms (grread T 1))
       (if (= (nth 0 ms) 5)            
  (setvar "modemacro" (rtos(distance pt1 (nth 1 ms))))
       (setq x nil)
       );_if
  );_while
(setvar "modemacro" "");_reset modemacro
 );_defun

 

Interesting idea John. Give grtext a look, you can use it and avoid having to set/reset the modemacro system variable.

 

You could also put:

(redraw)
(grdraw pt1 (cadr ms) 7)

so the user has an idea of the origin point.

 

I hope you take no offense to my blathering, just offering additional goodies.

Posted

No offence taken. That is what forums like this are for.

Just remember there is always more than one way to skin a cat.

But it still taste like chicken.

Posted
No offence taken. That is what forums like this are for.

Just remember there is always more than one way to skin a cat.

But it still taste like chicken.

How right you are. :)

Posted

Just to go along with what I was saying...

 

(defun c:Test (/ *error* #Pnt #Read #Dist)
 (setq *error* (lambda (x) (grtext) (redraw)))
 (and (setq #Pnt (getpoint "\nSpecify base point: "))
      (while (eq 5 (car (setq #Read (grread T 15 0))))
        (redraw)
        (grdraw #Pnt (cadr #Read) 1 1)
        (setq #Dist (strcat "Distance: " (rtos (distance #Pnt (cadr #Read)))))
        (princ (strcat "\r" #Dist "          "))
        (grtext -1 #Dist)
      ) ;_ while
 ) ;_ and
 (*error* nil)
 (princ)
) ;_ defun

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

thanks to everyone. its really helped me alot. what is the equivalent command of grread in vba. can anyone help me

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