How can I make a "PEDIT" command with a VBA code.
The parameters of pedit are in VBA variables
Thanks for your help
One way would be to get the user to select both polylines and then create a
new one using the coordinates of the two selected plines. You may want to
test for a common end point depending on what you want to do.
There may well be an better way, good luck.
Sean Bartleet
"Bachir" <bachir.el-...@cerene.fr> wrote in message
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> Thanks
>
> But I want to joint a polyline
Thanks for your attention
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"Bachir" <bachir.el-...@cerene.fr> wrote in message
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> But I want to joint a polyline !!!! Could you Hash it ?
>
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Laurie Comerford
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> Thanks
>
> "Mark_Abercrombie" <r23...@email.sps.mot.com> a écrit dans le message de
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> Get a reference to the polyline object then modify it's properties.
>
>
> Public Sub EditPolyline()
> Dim Entity As AcadEntity
> Dim PlineObj As AcadLWPolyline For Each Entity In
ThisDrawing.ModelSpace
> If TypeOf Entity Is AcadLWPolyline Then
> Set PlineObj = Entity
> PlineObj.ConstantWidth = 0.125
> PlineObj.Layer = "GEOMETRY"
> End If
> Next Entity
> End Sub
>
"TomD" <dcbne...@nospam.stargate.net> wrote in message
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Thanks for setting me straight.
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