Counting No of lines or objects of each layer and create Table for Summary

[pvsvprasad]

Dear all masters,

Please provide suitable code for counting total objects of a all layers in drawing and produce summary as table form.

 

For Example, Find below format.

 

 

*Layer Name -------- Total No.Of Objects

 

Layer 1 --------------342

 

Layer 2 ---------------27

 

Layer 3 ---------------98

Layer 4 -------------- 15

[Lee Mac]

See here:

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?83531-List-of-Layers-with-No-of-Entities&p=571552&viewfull=1#post571552

[pvsvprasad]

See here:

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?83531-List-of-Layers-with-No-of-Entities&p=571552&viewfull=1#post571552

 

Dear sir,

Thank you for your valuable reply. your code is good. but i want to produce the table in auto cad. kindly modify the code for forming table.

 

Thanking you sir.

[pvsvprasad]

I am waiting for yours valuable reply. kindly provide amazing code.

[Dadgad]

As Lee, who very generously volunteers his help on the forum, is likely still sleeping, perhaps you would do well to understand that.

Lee is a professional programmer, with a full time day job.

Had you approached him as a paying customer at his website, you couldn't possibly have expected him to do it this quickly. You'd have understood, and gotten in line behind his other paying customers.

How is it, that as a favor, you expect him to back burner paid work to address your request, or stay up all night, that he might prioritize the fulfillment of your presumptuous and unrealistic expectation?

 

Have you ever done this before?

How did you do it last time?

If you are counting on this being done with a lisp, so as to make a deadline, perhaps your time would be better spent by doing what you can, in the absence of a lisp, as there are no guarantees implicit in your expectation of an immediate solution to your needs.

 

No harm in asking, within the context of an all volunteer army of forum members, a global community, who are happy to help, when and if they can, and choose to.

 

Are you familiar with the LAYWALK command, which enables one to very easily cycle through all layers, and it displays how many objects are present on each layer?

Edited August 6, 2016 by Dadgad