lines
30-Mar-88 12:16:08
Sb: #21314-lines
Fm: Steve McCall [ADESK] 73417,2234
To: – steve wicke 76164,1341
Steve, there is no command or LISP program to do this (that I know of) but it
wouldn't be too hard to write one. Assuming you have AutoCAD Release 9, you
would use the SSGET "X" function to get a "selection set" of LINEs on a
certain layer (or that have some other common property), then use ENTDEL and
COMMAND "PLINE"… to replace the lines with plines. The sample programs in
the back of the AutoLISP Reference Manual show similar functions.
If you've never written a LISP routine, I strongly encourage you to try it!
You'll be surprised/amazed at what you can do with just a few lines of code.
There's good help available through books, classes or this Forum.
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