I understand how the DXF information is organized and I understand
how to read that information, and I pretty good at basic LISP routines. What
I dont get is how I would go about adding a new (but valid) entry or editing
a current entry on a current block in an existing dwg and appiling those
changes in that dwg to reflect the new data.
For an example of what I am talking about lets say I have the
following data in DXF format (this is only the infomation I feel is pertanate
about the block all the rest is illrelavent and remain unchanged, if you want
I would be happy to send the entire DXF info to you):
100
AcDbAttribute
10
1900.0000
20
2400.0000
1
15.00
2
JUNK
In this I would like to move the X and Y cord to lets say X =
2000.0000 and Y = 2500.0000. As I mentioned earier I understand how to read
those values I just dont know any way of changing and updating them back to
the dwg :) Thanks for the time and any possible help on the subject.
Dan Griffis
MIS Student
Civil Engr Tech
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> I understand how the DXF information is organized and I understand
>how to read that information, and I pretty good at basic LISP routines. What
>I dont get is how I would go about adding a new (but valid) entry or editing
>a current entry on a current block in an existing dwg and appiling those
>changes in that dwg to reflect the new data.
If this is about AutoLisp, please say so. I've been programming in Lisp
for 18 years, but I don't recognize the terms "DXF" or "dwg" and I can't
figure out what you're asking about.
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