Simple lisp routine help - Measure command

[alanjt]

I dont have much idea about dynamic blocks.

 

No. In the routine I linked, it has three options (divide, measure, and dynamic).

 

Copy Along Curve
Specify copy option [Divide/dYnamic/Measure] <Divide>:

[ajazraj]

No. In the routine I linked, it has three options (divide, measure, and dynamic).

 

Copy Along Curve
Specify copy option [Divide/dYnamic/Measure] <Divide>:

 

dynamic option is quite useful, but still i want input of spacing through excel.

[alanjt]

dynamic option is quite useful, but still i want input of spacing through excel.

 

Righto, didn't see that need.

So, you're wanting to read from a xls and insert a particular block along a selected pline at specified distances?

[ajazraj]

Righto, didn't see that need.

So, you're wanting to read from a xls and insert a particular block along a selected pline at specified distances?

 

yes, exactly.. and also labels to the block as well, if possible.

[alanjt]

For reading the excel file, search for TerryCAD's excel read/get (can't remember exact name) routine, and as far as placing the block, just use vlax-curve-getPointAtDist.

Not a terribly difficult routine to construct.

[ajazraj]

For reading the excel file, search for TerryCAD's excel read/get (can't remember exact name) routine, and as far as placing the block, just use vlax-curve-getPointAtDist.

Not a terribly difficult routine to construct.

 

ok, thank you Alan, i will try.