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dxfout in autolisp?

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Torsten Karsch

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Sep 1, 1998, 3:00:00 AM9/1/98
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Hello!

I惴 trying to use "dxfout" in an autolisp-program, but I can愒 find
anything about it in the manuals. All I need is a list of parameters,
how can I use it?

Thanks in advance!

Torsten Karsch

Jon Fleming

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Sep 1, 1998, 3:00:00 AM9/1/98
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In the help file, "Command Reference", "Commands", "DXFOUT", pick the
green "command line" at the end of the entry.

You can also set FILEDIA and CMDDIA to zero, run the command, and set
FILEDIA and CMDDIA back to 1.

jrf

frankw...@my-dejanews.com

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Sep 3, 1998, 3:00:00 AM9/3/98
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You can do it with:
(command "DXFOUT" [parameter])

(command ...) is described in the AutoLISP-manual.


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Torsten Karsch <TKa...@t-online.de> wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I惴 trying to use "dxfout" in an autolisp-program, but I can愒 find
> anything about it in the manuals. All I need is a list of parameters,
> how can I use it?
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Torsten Karsch
>
>


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Torsten Karsch

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Sep 9, 1998, 3:00:00 AM9/9/98
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Jon Fleming wrote:

> In the help file, "Command Reference", "Commands", "DXFOUT", pick the
> green "command line" at the end of the entry.
>
> You can also set FILEDIA and CMDDIA to zero, run the command, and set
> FILEDIA and CMDDIA back to 1.

Okay, thanks! But I still have one problem: dxfout writes everything into
the DXF-file, even objects on frozen layers. Is there anything I can do
about that?

TIA

Torsten Karsch


Jon Fleming

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Sep 9, 1998, 3:00:00 AM9/9/98
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In article <35F66A32...@t-online.de>, Torsten Karsch wrote:
> Okay, thanks! But I still have one problem: dxfout writes everything into
> the DXF-file, even objects on frozen layers. Is there anything I can do
> about that?

Yes. If you are using the dialog-box version, pick the "Options..." button
and check the "Select Objects" box. Or, if you are using the command-line
version, at the second prompt type "O" and select the objects. If you are
using LISP, you can set up a selection set. For example, to export all the
lines in a drawing:

(if (setq SelSet (ssget "_X" '((0 . "LINE"))))
(command "._DXFOUT" "C:\LINES.DXF" "_O" SelSet "" 16)
)

jrf


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