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vaa13 View Drop Down
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Points: 19 		Direct Link To This Post Topic: Renaming blk, layer and others
    Posted: 16.Feb.2011 at 03:56
hi all,
 
i have a problem of the renaming.
since i have some of drawing which binding (bind type is binded) already.
and those layer , block  text style..etc.. become xxxxxx$0$yyyyyy..
 
and now, i  wanna rename those name as yyyyyy only.
 
if there any easy way to fixed.
 
many thanks
 
 
p.S. ther are any lisp for this?~~


Edited by vaa13 - 16.Feb.2011 at 08:45
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Points: 321 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16.Feb.2011 at 06:33
For layer renaming, you can use "layer" "rename" command, then use wildcards (such as "*$yyyyyy" to "*").
Use "rename" command for blocks.
 
if there are lots to change, you might try searching for the various lisp routines on the web.
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