asos2000 Posted July 12, 2021 Share Posted July 12, 2021 If more than one use attached lisp to convert each text to multitext Command : T1MJ New Text Document.lsp Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
asos2000 Posted July 12, 2021 Share Posted July 12, 2021 If you want to compile more than one text to one multitext http://www.lee-mac.com/text2mtext.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
3dwannab Posted February 18, 2022 Share Posted February 18, 2022 I'm having issues with 2022. See attached drawing where I'm trying to replace the multileader with the red text. It's not working. BTW, I'm not using the search only checkbox and all the replace options are checked in the settings. BFind Issue in ACAD 2022.dwg Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ish Posted April 1, 2022 Share Posted April 1, 2022 (edited) On 3/24/2010 at 2:06 AM, Lee Mac said: Batch Find & Replace Text This program uses ObjectDBX to perform multiple text replacements on the current drawing or a complete directory (and subdirectories) of drawings. The program has the ability to search Text, MText, Block Attributes, Multileader Text, Table Cell Text and Dimension Override Text. The user may replace multiple search strings, and load & save lists of search strings for future use, saving time in program data entry. Users may perform a complete Find & Replace operation, or merely search for potential replacements using the 'Search Only' option. Following a search operation, a report is displayed informing the user of the replacements which would be performed should the user proceed with the replacement. The report also displays the object containing the text to be replaced, along with the entity handle of such object, and the drawing filename in which the object resides. The program provides the user additional refinement options, as displayed in the Options Dialog. This enables the user to control which objects are searched, whether locked layers are included in the replacement, search item case-sensitivity and whether the search item must appear as a complete word to be replaced. The generation of a report following a text replacement may also be controlled within the Options Dialog (the report will always be created following a search operation). Help and examples can be found in the Code Header: Dialog Preview: http://lee-mac.com/lisp/gifs/BFindV2-0-1.png http://lee-mac.com/lisp/gifs/BFindV2-0-2.png Options Dialog: http://lee-mac.com/lisp/gifs/BFindV2-0-3.png Function Syntax: BFind ;;-------------------------=={ Batch Find & Replace }==------------------------;; ;; ;; ;; Will Find and Replace multiple strings entered by the user within Text, ;; ;; MText, Block Attributes, MLeader Text, Table Text and Dimensions within the ;; ;; current drawing, all currently open drawings and/or a directory ;; ;; (and subdirectories) of drawings. ;; ;; ;; ;; If the 'Block Definitions' option is selected, all instances of the ;; ;; aforementioned text objects residing within block definitions are included ;; ;; in the search domain. ;; ;; ;; ;; Furthermore the user may choose which objects to search, whether the find ;; ;; string is case sensitive, and whether to restrict the search to whole words ;; ;; only. ;; ;;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; ;; ;; FUNCTION SYNTAX: BFind ;; ;; ;; ;; Notes: ;; ;; --------- ;; ;; As expected, the known bug with ObjectDBX arises with regards to attribute ;; ;; alignment following modification. A sub-function has been included in an ;; ;; attempt to correct the change in position, however, a slight shift in ;; ;; position may be noticed. The attribute is realigned when the block is moved ;; ;; manually. ;; ;; ;; ;; Also, when using the Batch Find and Replace, drawing thumbnails are lost ;; ;; upon saving with ObjectDBX. These return when the drawing is saved manually. ;; ;; ;; ;;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; ;; ;; Author: Lee Mac, Copyright © 2011 - www.lee-mac.com ;; ;; ;; ;;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; ;; ;; With additional thanks to Joe Burke for his tremendous help towards using ;; ;; Regular Expressions to eliminate the problem of MText formatting codes when ;; ;; performing replacements. ;; ;; ;; ;;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; Version: ;; ;; ;; ;; 1.0: 24/05/2010 - First Release ;; ;;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; 1.1: 26/05/2010 - Added Options Button. ;; ;; - Updated String Replacement functions to allow for case ;; ;; sensitivity options. ;; ;; - Upgraded StringRep function to allow replacement string ;; ;; to contain find string. ;; ;; - Fixed bug causing an unsaved drawing to be saved. ;; ;;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; 1.2: 29/05/2010 - Added ability to perform multiple replacements. ;; ;;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; 1.3: 31/05/2010 - Added ability to edit find and replace entry by ;; ;; double-clicking. ;; ;; - Added 'Table Text' object to Options Dialog. ;; ;; - Added 'Find Whole Words Only' option to Options Dialog. ;; ;; - Redesigned Options Dialog to accommodate new toggles, ;; ;; added mnemonics. ;; ;;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; 1.4: 27/04/2010 - Replaced 'StringRep' function with functions utilising ;; ;; Regular Expressions to allow for MText formatting. ;; ;;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; 1.5: 29/09/2010 - Reformatted code. ;; ;; - Drawings only saved if a replacement is made. ;; ;;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; 1.6: 03/10/2010 - Added pick buttons to select text for Find/Replace ;; ;; strings. ;; ;; - Added 'Match Case' option ;; ;; - Added 'Find Whole Words Only' option ;; ;;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; 1.7: 05/10/2010 - Added 'Search Only' option in which the program will ;; ;; search for multiple strings within the current drawing ;; ;; and/or a directory (and subdirectories) of drawings, ;; ;; subsequently producing a report detailing the number ;; ;; of occurrences of each string and list of possible ;; ;; changes should a replacement be performed. ;; ;; - Added error trap to drawing processing loop to prevent ;; ;; crash should one drawing error. ;; ;; - Added delay to DCL creation. ;; ;;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; 1.8: 08/10/2010 - Added Load & Save buttons to allow a set of search ;; ;; items to be loaded and saved. ;; ;;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; 1.9: 09/10/2010 - Fixed bug involving capital 'S' being removed from ;; ;; textstring during stacking formatting code removal. ;; ;; - Added code to allow 'special' characters to be used in ;; ;; Find string. ;; ;;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; 2.0: 22/07/2011 - Majority of program rewritten and reformatted to ;; ;; include the following enhancements: ;; ;; - Fixed tab stops in dialog to allow the user to use the ;; ;; tab key to navigate between edit boxes. ;; ;; - Added 'Where to Search' panel to allow the user to ;; ;; restrict the search to Modelspace, Layout space or Both.;; ;; - Added 'Block Definitions' to list of objects to search ;; ;; to allow users to search text objects in blocks. ;; ;; - Added 'Current Directory' toggle to allow the user to ;; ;; quickly select the current working directory to be ;; ;; processed. ;; ;; - Added ability to add items to find/replace list by ;; ;; pressing Enter from within either edit box. ;; ;; - Added ability to press Enter after entering Save ;; ;; Reference without needing to click the OK button. ;; ;; - Added ability to press Enter after editing entry ;; ;; without needing to click the OK button. ;; ;; - Changed format of Saved Searches file for easier ;; ;; manual editing. ;; ;; - Added ability to process 'All Open Drawings'. ;; ;;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------;; A full description can be found here. Disclaimer: BFind.lsp is not entirely bug-free, as demonstrated by the information contained herein: I would hence advise against its usage in cases where heavily formatted MText is involved. However, it should, in most cases, perform successfully. When replacements are made, drawings will be saved in native format (i.e. if run in AutoCAD2010, will be saved as 2010 drawing). BFindV2-0.lsp 79.94 kB · 1,809 downloads @Lee Mac sir,in bfind lisp , Is possible to copy paste from excel. In Excel one column I have old text and another column new text.. Currently in your lisp need to type one by one. Please update your program to copy paste or upload excel or CSV. Thanks Edited April 1, 2022 by Ish Change Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steven P Posted April 1, 2022 Share Posted April 1, 2022 10 hours ago, Ish said: @Lee Mac sir,in bfind lisp , Is possible to copy paste from excel. In Excel one column I have old text and another column new text.. Currently in your lisp need to type one by one. Please update your program to copy paste or upload excel or CSV. Thanks You might get a better reply asking Lee Mac directly via his website rather than hoping that he has the time to pass by here in the next few days. I think in essence this is what you are wanting: https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/visual-lisp-autolisp-and-general/find-and-replace-text/td-p/5649883 which is a find and replace LISP run through the command line rather than via a dialogue box.... and of course if it can run solely via the command line you can send inputs to it by another LISP.... So your task today is then to find a LISP that will read the values from an excel file, use one of the batch processing LISPs and add it all together. I am not sure what your level of writing LISPs is, and I don't really grab text from excel - I don't have a handy example of that part for you, but someone else will if needed, and if you look through Lee Macs website he has a script editor (or the core console will do the same) which will do the batch part for you.. all you need is to grab these parts and put it all together... but of course, ask and let us know where you need the next bit of help Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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