Dayananda Posted January 14 Posted January 14 I can get the Association list of a line with entget . Please help me feed to new values to this list. Quote
mhupp Posted January 14 Posted January 14 (edited) to update entmod you need to get familiar with dxf codes. This simple lisps will dump to the command line. All entities follow a pattern. ;;----------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; Dump all DXF Group Data (defun C:DumpIt (/ ent) (while (setq ent (car (entsel "\nSelect Entity to Dump"))) (mapcar 'print (entget ent '( "*"))) ) (princ) ) ;;----------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; Dump All Visual Lisp Methods and Properties for Selected Entity (defun C:VDumpIt (/ ent) (while (setq ent (car (entsel "\nSelect Entity to Dump"))) (vlax-Dump-Object (vlax-Ename->Vla-Object ent) t) ) (princ) ) entsel will return an entity name and point of seleciton. use that to see which endpoint your closest to. and use that to update with entmod and entupd. ;;----------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; Extend line to new point. ;; https://www.cadtutor.net/forum/topic/98936-change-a-length-of-line-by-feeding-a-new-end-point-to-the-association-list/ (defun c:EXTLINE ( / sel ent pick line sp ep newpt) (if (setq sel (entsel "\nSelect line near the end to extend: ")) (progn (setq ent (car sel) pt (cadr sel) line (entget ent) ) (if (= (cdr (assoc 0 line)) "LINE") (progn (setq sp (cdr (assoc 10 line))) (setq ep (cdr (assoc 11 line))) (if (< (distance pt sp) (distance pt ep)) (setq newpt (getpoint ep "\nSpecify new endpoint: ") line (subst (cons 10 newpt) (assoc 10 line) line) ) (setq newpt (getpoint sp "\nSpecify new endpoint: ") line (subst (cons 11 newpt) (assoc 11 line) line) ) ) (entmod line) (entupd ent) ) (prompt "\nSelected entity is not a LINE.") ) ) ) (princ) ) Edited January 14 by mhupp Added notes to lisp 1 Quote
BIGAL Posted January 14 Posted January 14 (edited) I looked at this and started to do move end point of a pline, then realised you state "Extend line" rather than move end point to a new point. So you can move the "end" point of a line or Pline to a point with one code That is different to say make a new length. If you think about it don't need code just pick line/pline then grips are exposed pick an end or vertice and move it to the new point. So can you explain more what it is your trying to do ? A dwg before after etc. Edited January 14 by BIGAL Quote
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