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thiru.sta View Drop Down
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    Posted: 25.Jan.2012 at 07:41
i want new lisp which is not in zero layer in cad
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Points: 2211 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 25.Jan.2012 at 11:46
I'm not sure what you are asking.

You want a lisp routine that will change the layer you are in?
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Points: 10 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27.Jan.2012 at 04:27
Sorry, i want lisp routine which block is not in 'zero' layer
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Points: 2211 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 27.Jan.2012 at 12:10
I think I have it now.

You are looking for a lisp routine that will somehow tell you which blocks in a drawing were either...

1. Not created on layer "0"

...or...

2. Do not reside on layer "0".

Is either of these correct?
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Points: 10 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 30.Jan.2012 at 12:06
Do not reside on layer "0".
block, which is not inserted ion layer "0".
If you have tha lisp. could you share with me?
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Points: 2211 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 30.Jan.2012 at 12:55
A lisp routine that tells you which blocks do not reside on layer "0". 

I don't have a lisp routine like that.  I'd have to do a search.
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Layer 0 is always the current layer when you start a new drawing, however, it is bad
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Alice: Why is that bad?  It is possible to start a new drawing and NOT have layer "0" as the current layer simply by editing the DWT file (add a new layer and make it current) and saving it.

Edited by John Connor - 01.Feb.2012 at 12:10
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