Autocad 2014 Activation Code X Force
Lillia Iniguez
Every now and then I run into text that is tough to edit and impossible to change anything about the way it looks because it is forced via inline code. (Diesel???) When I try to edit it I can only select the value and do not even see the code. Any idea why this happens and more importantly, is there a way to correct other than replacing the object with new text?
I found a nice reactor though on the afralisp site, but when replacing a standard acad command for a block it will not work. It would be nice if the code is easy to adjust, since I just got into lisp a bit and even started learning acad a few months back.
I hope my problem is clear. I apologize in advance for addressing a problem for which is already a topic for. I really spend quite some time reading forums and faqs for solving it on my own. Help to create my code would be much appreciated.
Both Bricscad and Autocad lisp code can not be stopped if you stuff something up and it goes into an endless loop or just never quite gets to the correct answer to exit. It is a question being asked on other forums as well.
Roy,
Not sure what I am to do w/ your code, please explain.
Attached is the lisp routine that does the loop after printing & then hitting Enter again, prints endlessly, only way to stop it is CTRL+ALT+DEL .
It only does the endless loop thing if Enter is hit after the routine is completed, otherwise it only runs the lisp routine once.
Thanks,
Mike
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