Intersection thru Lisp

[StefVdM]

Hi all,

is there a way to detect the intersection between two entities, thru lisp or vlisp???

Thanks for any help

Stef

 

[Michel]

Do a search on this newsgroup...its been covered over and over....

StefVdM a écrit :

 

[StefVdM]

How do I "search" a newsgroup?

 

[Andrew NIELSEN]

Look up at the top icons..... See the "find" icon?    That's it!!!!

"StefVdM" <> wrote:

How do I "search" a newsgroup?

 

[James Murphy]

That depends on how you access the groups. Here's a link to goggle's search of the groups that may be easier.

http://tinyurl.com/g12w

 

Murph

 

"StefVdM" <> wrote:

How do I "search" a newsgroup?

 

[StefVdM]

I'm accessing this newsgroup through my Internet Explorer. No "FIND" button here! Hence my question...

But I already found the solution. I should have tried before asking... And what's more, I found some interesting material to think about.

Thanks for the help, guys!

Stef

 

[James Murphy]

Your welcome,. If you got the time to pass and search hard enough some one posted a lisp file a while back that will let you use the goggle search inside AutoCAD. Makes it a little easier to find a solution while you are trying to create something

 

Murph

 

"StefVdM" <> wrote:

I'm accessing this newsgroup through my Internet Explorer. No "FIND" button here! Hence my question...

But I already found the solution. I should have tried before asking... And what's more, I found some interesting material to think about.

Thanks for the help, guys!

Stef

 

[Anne Brown]

At http://discussion.autodesk.com/ you can search the newsgroups for previously posted questions. Put keywords in the blank box and then chose search for "last 3 days, last 2 weeks, last 3 months or all". Search will bring up a list of newsgroup messages matching the text you provide in the search box. By using the Autodesk server search engine you will be searching all available messages not just those on your local newsgroup cache.

Put in the specific words as the search words and chose All for the time length of the search. Clicking on an individual topic listed in the search findings will spread out the messages in that topic in a tree formation. The topics are listed by date with the newest date at the top.

Hope this helps you in future questions.