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From: STEVE WEIDEMANN Autodesk AutoCAD Forum · Applications February 24, 1992 8:15 PM
Fred, Is the editor contained in Partner going to be modified to allow editing of lines over 200 characters? A lot of the lines in the basic .TB* files exceed this limitation. Currently we are running the version of Partner shipped with ASG Core 2.5/9. Please let me know if…
From: STEVE WEIDEMANN Autodesk AutoCAD Forum · Applications February 24, 1992 8:15 PM
Originally, we wanted to replace all occurances of ^c^c in the ASG.MNU with ^c^c (ASAVE) . This routine checks all command selections, and if the proper amount of time has passed, an automatic save of the file is performed. The workaround we now use is to make these edits in…
From: STEVE WEIDEMANN Autodesk AutoCAD Forum · Applications February 21, 1992 1:06 PM
Thanks. I'll take a look at WCEDIT. sw
From: STEVE WEIDEMANN Autodesk AutoCAD Forum · Applications February 21, 1992 1:06 PM
The idea of cutting the MNU file into pieces is exactly how ASG creates the assembled menu. I am able to edit each of its "pieces" with Norton without any problem. The Partner program then writes the assembled ASG.MNU file into the 1.3Mb (did I say 1.3K before?) monster. I…
From: STEVE WEIDEMANN Autodesk AutoCAD Forum · Applications February 21, 1992 1:06 PM
I did find Norton to be the "best" editor of those I tried. I have word wrap disabled and am able to edit one of our smaller ACAD.LSP files that has a single line of 7000+ characters without any problems. None of the others would do it! The problems is…
From: STEVE WEIDEMANN Autodesk AutoCAD Forum · Applications February 20, 1992 9:38 PM
I have been looking for a good, cheap, readily available text editor for DOS that will allow me to edit ASG MNU files – without screwing up the format. I have already tried QEdit, Norton Editor, WordPerfect, DOS 5.0 Editor. Each of these packages seemed to miss the mark. As…