lisp blocks on polyline

[Nowak]

I have inserted the blocks, and when I copy the commands here is what I have:

 

Edited May 14, 2020 by Nowak

[BIGAL]

What language version are you running the comma may be the problem. 123,45 v's 123.45

 

Try this copy and paste as a test.

 

(command "-insert" "Montage tension - compression G- Axe ET" (List 74 -3 70) 1 1 0)
(command "-insert" "Montage tension - compression G- Axe ET" (List 101 -2 70) 1 1 0)
(command "-insert" "Montage tension - compression G- Axe ET" (List 136 -2 70) 1 1 0)
(command "-insert" "Montage tension - compression G- Axe ET" (List 182 -2 71) 1 1 0)

 

I will look into using "," 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited April 2, 2020 by BIGAL

[Nowak]

Hello it doesn't work

 

Edited May 14, 2020 by Nowak

[Nowak]

but I have another question, if I insert like this, they will not follow the polyline?

[Jonathan Handojo]

On 4/1/2020 at 7:02 PM, Nowak said:

I have inserted the blocks, and when I copy the commands here is what I have:

 

What bigal wrote down worked fine for me. Idk how it didn't for you.

 

Anyway, if things do come down to worse, here's your last resort:

 

(defun c:putblock ( / msp)
  (setq msp (vla-get-ModelSpace (vla-get-ActiveDocument (vlax-get-acad-object))))
  (foreach x
	   '(	; <--- copy below this line
	     ("Montage tension - compression V1" 38.03961 -2.6873 70.206 0)
	     ("Montage tension - compression V1" 74.08152 -3.2254 70.534 0)
	     ("Montage tension - compression V1" 101.03403 -2.6825 70.77 0)
	     ("Montage tension - compression V1" 136.99692 -2.7183 70.825 0)
	     ("Montage tension - compression V1 - Anti" 182.08783 -2.6415 71.19 0)

	     ; ... and all the others
	     )
    (vl-catch-all-apply 'vla-InsertBlock (list msp (vlax-3d-point (cadr x) (caddr x) (cadddr x)) (car x) 1 1 1 (last x)))
    )
  )

Following the attached file. It's not tested, but it should work.

inserBloc3D implantation caténaire avec Z_BVC_Meta (1).xls

[Roy_043]

In translated versions of AutoCAD the "-insert" command is not known.

You need to prefix the English command names with "_".

[BIGAL]

Jonathon you need to read the posts the solution offered was using plain excel not a lisp, as I hinted earlier could use a csv file and read into Autocad, I was trying to make it easier and just do from Excel.There is a language problem.

 

Thanks Roy_043 you are right it may be the ENGLISH version of insert. I also found if you look carefully at the screen dump the co-ords are comma separated and this may be causing the problem also 123,45 34,456

 

For Nowak https://www.officetooltips.com/excel_2016/tips/change_the_decimal_point_to_a_comma_or_vice_versa.html this may help.

Edited April 3, 2020 by BIGAL

[Nowak]

here is what i put in autocad, but it still doesn't work, in script:

(command "_insert" "Montage tension - compression G- Axe ET" (list 38.03961 -2.6873 70.206 )1 1 0)
(command "_insert" "Montage tension - compression G- Axe ET" (list 74.08152 -3.2254 70.534) 1 1 0)

 

 

 

and yet the blocks are in the drawing

 

Edited May 14, 2020 by Nowak

[Jonathan Handojo]

1 hour ago, Nowak said:

here is what i put in autocad, but it still doesn't work, in script:

(command "_insert" "Montage tension - compression G- Axe ET" (list 38.03961 -2.6873 70.206 )1 1 0)
(command "_insert" "Montage tension - compression G- Axe ET" (list 74.08152 -3.2254 70.534) 1 1 0)

 

 

and yet the blocks are in the drawing

 

 

Maybe do "_-insert"? I'm still not sure why it's happening though.