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Topic ClosedHow to get length of shape in mouse drag area?

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    Posted: 22.Mar.2011 at 03:56
Hi~
I wrote length(width,height) of shape to excel watching design by autocad by 2008.
There are so many items. Sometimes, That makes me to write wrong length of shape.
 
Can i get shape length or dimension line in mouse drag?
 
Do you know any idea or lisp?
Thanks~
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22.Mar.2011 at 10:49
Have you tried using the DISTANCE command?
 
Have you tried doing a LIST on the object?
 
Have you tried clicking on the object and checking either PROPERTIES or QUICK PROPERTIES?
 
Is the object a block?
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23.Mar.2011 at 01:23
Hi.
Thanks for your replay.
All length displayed on drawing.
I just want to copy the length to excel sheet, easily.
 
Have a nice day.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23.Mar.2011 at 10:55
So you want to extract all dimensions and place their values in a spreadsheet.  I'm pretty sure I've seen a lisp routine that will do that but I cannot recall, at the moment, where I saw it.
 
First try a search of this website in the Tricks and Tips forum.  In the meantime, I'll take a look elsewhere.  If I find something I'll post a link to it.
 
 
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The solution to your problem is contained within the link I have provided below in the form of a lisp routine.  Read the ENTIRE thread because the author of the routine made a couple of changes in response to the person who made the original request.  Be sure you understand what the changes were.  You do know how to run a lisp routine right?

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