ActiveX - is xref clipped?

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by Mark Ingram, Jan 29, 2004.

  1. Mark Ingram

    Mark Ingram Guest

    Hello,

    Is there a way similar to

    (vla-getextensiondictionary (vlax-ename->vla-object (cdr (assoc -1
    XRDXF))))) 1)

    that will tell me if an xref is clipped or not?

    Thank you,
    Mark
     
    Mark Ingram, Jan 29, 2004
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  2. Mark Ingram

    Rudy Tovar Guest

    Yes.

    I believe it's the presences of assoc 360.
     
    Rudy Tovar, Jan 29, 2004
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  3. Mark Ingram

    Mark Ingram Guest

    Nope. I have an unclipped xref with 360. This points to multiple references

    From help:
    360 Hard owner ID/handle to owner dictionary (optional) no default

    360-369 Hard-owner handle; arbitrary hard ownership links to other objects
    within same DXF file or drawing. Translated during INSERT and XREF
    operations

    360 Hard owner reference to IDBUFFER (multiple entries may exist)
     
    Mark Ingram, Jan 29, 2004
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  4. Mark Ingram

    Rudy Tovar Guest

    I know that when I do a tblsearch for that object, that it returns that the
    boundary is the first entity in it's dxf.
     
    Rudy Tovar, Jan 29, 2004
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  5. Mark Ingram

    Mark Ingram Guest

    Rudy,

    Are you sure you know what tblsearch is doing?

    It finds the record of that block. What if you have the same xref in a
    drawing twice, one is clipped, the other is not. Which one is tblsearch
    referencing? BOTH.

    Therefore tblsearch cannot be giving you specific information on any one
    "block", ie,. the boundary dxf info.
     
    Mark Ingram, Jan 29, 2004
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  6. Mark Ingram

    Rudy Tovar Guest

    Sorry, but when I actually scan the xref, I get the boundary as the first
    entity.
     
    Rudy Tovar, Jan 29, 2004
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  7. Mark Ingram

    Mark Ingram Guest

    Would you mind showing how you "scan"?

    (tblsearch "block" xrefname) only returns 1 ename here.
     
    Mark Ingram, Jan 29, 2004
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