Roderic Potter
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Please take a look at the following pice of (probably inefficient) code:
(setq ee1 (entsel "\nPick centrepoint of text: "))
(setq ee (car ee1))
(if ee
(progn
(setq e (entget ee))
(setq n (cdr (assoc 8 e)))
(setq pt1 (cadr ee1))
(command "LAYER" "SET" n "")
))
Here I am trying to do a number of things at once - pick an entity, capture its layer, and save the point coordinates of the actual pick. I would like to use an OSNAP "Near" in the entsel operation, and I would like this to be automatic. It makes no difference what the current setting of OSNAP is when this code is run, you are merely presented with a pickbox on the screen with no OSNAP to help you. You can call OSNAP Near on the fly during the entsel operation, but I would like this to be automatic.
I tried adding OSNAP to the entsel line of code, but kept getting "too many arguments" errors.
How can I invoke "Near" during the "entsel"?
thanks!
(setq ee1 (entsel "\nPick centrepoint of text: "))
(setq ee (car ee1))
(if ee
(progn
(setq e (entget ee))
(setq n (cdr (assoc 8 e)))
(setq pt1 (cadr ee1))
(command "LAYER" "SET" n "")
))
Here I am trying to do a number of things at once - pick an entity, capture its layer, and save the point coordinates of the actual pick. I would like to use an OSNAP "Near" in the entsel operation, and I would like this to be automatic. It makes no difference what the current setting of OSNAP is when this code is run, you are merely presented with a pickbox on the screen with no OSNAP to help you. You can call OSNAP Near on the fly during the entsel operation, but I would like this to be automatic.
I tried adding OSNAP to the entsel line of code, but kept getting "too many arguments" errors.
How can I invoke "Near" during the "entsel"?
thanks!