Polyline reversal

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by Andy Rollins, Apr 26, 2004.

  1. Andy Rollins

    Andy Rollins Guest

    Sorry folks, I know it's probably the most requested lisp.. but I'd
    appreciate if someone could post it. My NG browser doesn't seem to go back
    far enough to the last time posted. TIA!
     
    Andy Rollins, Apr 26, 2004
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  2. Andy Rollins

    Ed Jobe Guest

    Use Google.com or adesk's web version of the ng for your search.
     
    Ed Jobe, Apr 26, 2004
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  3. Andy Rollins

    Andy Rollins Guest

    Thanks Ed, I tried that. Found two different lsp routines that both failed.

    One gave this :
    Select the Polyline to reverse:
    Entity is not a Polyline.*Cancel* (but it was)
    bad function: T

    the other I don't remember the results. Maybe these won't work with 2004? If anyone has anything for 2004 I'd appreciate it.
     
    Andy Rollins, Apr 26, 2004
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  4. Andy Rollins

    Andy Rollins Guest

    The other error was:

    Command: revpoly
    Select polyline:
    Not a polyline or closed polyline
     
    Andy Rollins, Apr 26, 2004
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  5. Andy Rollins

    Ed Jobe Guest

    Here's one I found: http://tinyurl.com/2x9qw
    You realize that this is the vba ng, don't you? If you're looking for lisp, you might find more in that ng. Also, the ones you did find may be older and only work on polylines, not lwpolylines. You might need to modify them.

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    Ed
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    The other error was:

    Command: revpoly
    Select polyline:
    Not a polyline or closed polyline
     
    Ed Jobe, Apr 26, 2004
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  6. Andy Rollins

    Andy Rollins Guest

    Did a little checking.. the lsp's I found only work for type 0 polylines... anyone made one for type 2 "optimized" polylines?
     
    Andy Rollins, Apr 26, 2004
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  7. Andy Rollins

    Andy Rollins Guest

    Thanks Ed. Sorry about posting in the wrong spot.. thought they had grouped them all together. I'll see if anyone has come up with a solution for lwpolys. Thanks.
     
    Andy Rollins, Apr 26, 2004
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