GeoCode

Usage

Load the GEOCODE utility (e.g. with the APPLOAD command) and choose the function from the GeoCode ribbon tab.

You can also use two LISP interfaces for reverse geocoding (works in any version of AutoCAD) - e.g.:

(revgeocodeLL '(48.9669 14.4768))
evaluates to
"Tylova 153/17, 370 01 Ceske Budejovice, Czech Republic"
nonsense coordinates evaluate to
"ZERO_RESULTS"

and:
(revgeocode (getpoint))
works as the GEOCODE command, returns the address string.

You can also use a LISP interface function to convert an address to a lat-long point:

(geocodeLL "Tylova 17, Ceske Budejovice")
returns a list:
(48.9666 14.4768)

If you want to insert the address to your drawing as a label, you can use a block with a attribute (e.g. RotLabel1.dwg from CADforum.cz) and add the following menu macro to your ribbon (make sure the TEXTEVAL variable is set to 1):
^C^C(setq p(getpoint"Point:") s(revgeocode p));\_-INSERT;RotLabel1;!p;1;;0;!s;


************************ IMPORTANT ****************************************
Please note that Google API limits to max. 2,500 requests per 24 hour.
Otherwise you will get the "OVER_QUERY_LIMIT" or "REQUEST_DENIED" results.
Since 2018 you MUST USE your personal API key to access Google Maps API
for geocoding - see: https://console.developers.google.com/

You can then use the following parameters to set your personal Google
and W3W API keys and what3word language for GeoCode:
(setq GoogleAPIkey "AaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaAaA")
(setq w3wAPIkey "12345XYZ")
(setq w3wlang "fr")
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You can use geocode-debug LISP variable to display debug information:
(setq geocode-debug T)

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