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zintonio

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Many thanks for reply. You are right. I was distracted. I try the following, seems to work but obviously i have to put all the dwgs into the same foder of the new dwg. (defun c:main ( / name path prefix i nr ) (setq prefix (getvar "dwgprefix")) ; In this point i want to put a shell window that let me to choose the file to insert in. (setq i 0) (repeat 2 (setq i (1+ i)) (setq nr (cond ((> i 99) 0) ((> i 9) 1) (t 2) ) ) (setq name "A") (repeat nr (setq name (strcat name "0")) ) (setq name (strcat name (itoa i))) (setq path (strcat prefix name)) (command "_-LAYER" "_M" name "") (command "-insert" path "0,0" "1" "1" "0") ; in this point I have to: 1. explode the block; 2. select the whole exploded; 3. put it into the layer "name" (princ (strcat " " name)) ) ) Thanks a lot

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Many thanks for reply. You are right. I was distracted. I try the following, seems to work but obviously i have to put all the dwgs into the same foder of the new dwg.

 

(defun c:main ( / name path prefix i nr )

 

(setq prefix (getvar "dwgprefix")) ; In this point i want to put a shell window that let me to choose the file to insert in.

(setq i 0)

(repeat 2

(setq i (1+ i))

(setq nr

(cond

((> i 99) 0)

((> i 9) 1)

(t 2)

)

)

 

(setq name "A")

(repeat nr

(setq name (strcat name "0"))

)

(setq name (strcat name (itoa i)))

(setq path (strcat prefix name))

(command "_-LAYER" "_M" name "")

(command "-insert" path "0,0" "1" "1" "0") ; in this point I have to: 1. explode the block; 2. select the whole exploded; 3. put it into the layer "name"

 

(princ (strcat " " name))

)

 

 

)

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