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Jozi68

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I need a lisp routine that can take a long polyline and delete all the arc segments, thus leaving multiple shorter polylines (all consisting only of straight segments).

 

Can anyone help me with this please?

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Not sure there is really needed a custom tool; you may achieve that by built-in commands:

  • Explode the said polyline.
  • Call QSELECT and use an appropriate filter to select all arcs.
  • Delete previous selected arcs.
  • Call PEDIT in Multiple mode and select all remaining segments; next use Join option with 0.0 as Fuzz factor to rebuild the desired polylines.

For sure, it may help to isolate the polyline into a temporary layer to don't interfere with other geometry; use LAYMRG when done to move result in its appropriate layer.

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I guess the OP meant by long polyline is multiple segment polylines with arc segments

This is enough i think:

 

command: _.pedit

PEDIT Select polyline or [Multiple]:

Enter an option [Close/Join/Width/Edit vertex/Fit/Spline/Decurve/Ltype gen/Reverse/Undo]: D

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I believe that OP was looking to discard the arc segments and keep only the intermediate straight parts as multiple polylines; your solution pBe will convert them into lines, thus preserving one entity.

If the arc segments were easy visually recognizable (that it, not too close to a line appearance) and in reasonable number, then may get rid of them by TRIM, too.

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I believe that OP was looking to discard the arc segments and keep only the intermediate straight parts as multiple polylines;...

 

Hmmn, I guess you are right Msasu, good point :)

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