Multiple selection limitation of 256 items in list box

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by klaudiussen, Jun 16, 2004.

  1. klaudiussen

    klaudiussen Guest

    I have a list box that contains more 800 items. In some cases the user will select all items but LISP only report 256. I have seen this topic has been posted earlier but there was no solution.

    How do I work around the limitation of 256 items ($VALUE) in a list box?

    Thanks in advance.

    Regards Freddy
     
    klaudiussen, Jun 16, 2004
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  2. klaudiussen

    ECCAD Guest

    Place "> All <" button in dcl. When picked, copy input_lst to output_lst. Use output_lst in process.

    Bob
     
    ECCAD, Jun 16, 2004
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  3. There's no solution to the problem. That's one of many reasons
    why DCL is considered largely obsolete and unsuitable for anything
    but the simplest customization. You can buy ObjectDCL, or switch
    to VBA or another environment.

    That's the unfortunate reality.



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    I have seen this topic has been posted earlier but there was no solution.
     
    Tony Tanzillo, Jun 16, 2004
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  4. klaudiussen

    Devin Guest

    klaudiussen,

    You could purchase ObjectDCL from www.objectdcl.com . I use similarly large
    lists and that's what I had to do myself. But after I purchased it I now
    realize I couldn't do one quarter of what I do now if I was just using the
    old built-in DCL.

    HTH,

    Devin
     
    Devin, Jun 16, 2004
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  5. klaudiussen

    Rudy Tovar Guest

    Imagine this, display "100 of 300" at a time, and have a button to grayed
    [Previous]but display [Next 100] if applicable, and as mentioned an [All]
    button.

    Cutting corners...imagination does make all things possible...not limited or
    obsolete.
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    will select all items but LISP only report 256. I have seen this topic has
    been posted earlier but there was no solution.
     
    Rudy Tovar, Jun 16, 2004
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  6. klaudiussen

    klaudiussen Guest

    Thanks to all of you for the clarification. Then I know there is no solution and I can stop pondering. (But, then I start ponder, shall I purchase ObjectDCL? Sigh!) Have a nice day.

    Regards Freddy.
     
    klaudiussen, Jun 17, 2004
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  7. klaudiussen

    Devin Guest

    ObjectDCL is a powerful program. If you're going to be programming lisp for
    a while I would definately consider it. It has made my life a lot easier.
     
    Devin, Jun 17, 2004
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