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Emil C.
Nov 18, 2002, 7:21:12 PM11/18/02
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Hello,
I need help!!!
I do not no LISP but I now that if I run something like this:
(COMMAND "burst" "c" "15.7,5.0" "15.4,4.8" "-erase" "w" "15.27,9.38"
"16.78,7.63" "" "-insert" "f:\at&t\project\35954\bhc\n.dwg" "15.36,9.29" ""
"" "" "explode" "last" ) should work. It works with other commands but not
with "burst"(explode attribute to text). If I used on command line: burst it
works.
When I try to used inside a LISP file does not work.
Please help me.
I need help!!!
I do not no LISP but I now that if I run something like this:
(COMMAND "burst" "c" "15.7,5.0" "15.4,4.8" "-erase" "w" "15.27,9.38"
"16.78,7.63" "" "-insert" "f:\at&t\project\35954\bhc\n.dwg" "15.36,9.29" ""
"" "" "explode" "last" ) should work. It works with other commands but not
with "burst"(explode attribute to text). If I used on command line: burst it
works.
When I try to used inside a LISP file does not work.
Please help me.
Emil
Emil C.
Nov 19, 2002, 11:10:38 AM11/19/02
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Thank you for trying to help.
Unfortunately it dose not work. The block with attribute is not exploded to
text. Actually is not exploded.
Unfortunately it dose not work. The block with attribute is not exploded to
text. Actually is not exploded.
"YourEmailId" <Your...@lmco.com> wrote in message
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> I revamped the BURST command to incorporate your needs:
> the new command is BURSTCROSSING, or whatever you want it to be.
>
Richard Oshea
Nov 19, 2002, 11:15:20 AM11/19/02
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Burst is a function, not a command. Call it the same way you would any
function: (c:burst)
function: (c:burst)
"Emil C." <discussion.autodesk.com> wrote in message
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