Posted in the customer files newsgroup is a R14 drawing (saved from vanilla
2002) has an embedded reactor (maybe more) that changes the dimscale to 96 before saving, then resets it. I assume my drawing got 'infected' with this reactor by inserting or xreffing another drawing. We don't do round-trip drawing exchange and so I have no intention of maintaining the integrity of any other add-on programs such as ADT or Land Desktop.
Using superpurge by Manusoft, I can remove the reactors (I'm not sure how it works), but I'd rather develop a lisp routine that scans a drawing to see what reactors are embedded, and then has options to delete. Any pointers on reactor scanning & deleting would be helpful.
Thanks,
Dan
2002) has an embedded reactor (maybe more) that changes the dimscale to 96 before saving, then resets it. I assume my drawing got 'infected' with this reactor by inserting or xreffing another drawing. We don't do round-trip drawing exchange and so I have no intention of maintaining the integrity of any other add-on programs such as ADT or Land Desktop.
Using superpurge by Manusoft, I can remove the reactors (I'm not sure how it works), but I'd rather develop a lisp routine that scans a drawing to see what reactors are embedded, and then has options to delete. Any pointers on reactor scanning & deleting would be helpful.
Thanks,
Dan