txt to dwg points

Hello there

is there a way with a lisp rotine to read a txt point file
an draw a 3d point with the "Z" text?

The file is rotten like this

1 -102225,125 -224225,457 45,38
2 -102457,465 -224235,653 45.88
...

TIA

Henrique

 

Yes

 

Thanks to R.K. McSwain...

 

Henrique
Using the american style of "." for decimal fractions ..First, try from the
command line:

point
-102225.125,-224225.457,45.38

If the 3D point is drawn on the active layer then use a flat file editor
like kedit and make a script file. which will look like this (note that
there is a space after each point command). Also make sure that there are no
spaces between the numbers as Acad interprets these as an "Enter" from the
keyboard...

point -102225.125,-224225.457,45.38
point -102457.465,-224235.653,45.88
..
..
..

Then save the file with an .scr extention and from the command line type:

script

enter the script file name and Presto, all of your points are in Acad!
Remember you can always use the undo command after a script to keep refining
your
efforts.

REX

 

Thanks...

I was trying to import a txt point file with thousands of points...
so it was easy to me a lisp file that can import directly the file to de dwg and print the point and the position in Z text...

Any ideas?

Thanks to all future responses.

Regards

Henrique

 

Sorry, but:

A) You asked if it could be done, nothing more.

B) Post the code you have so far. Although some people may have time to
write routines for posters such as yourself, this is generally a help
forum, not a "Here is my problem, give me a free complete solution" forum.

 

Sorry but my english is not very good...

My code was quite working and i only
kneads some ideas to finalize de code..
Now is working good...

Thanks