germanbarry
09.05.2011, 14:16
anyone know of a lisp which lets you select one or many MTEXT entities and have the background mask "hug" the text nice and snugly on say one line of text as default?
in an attempt to clarify: you can insert some MTEXT and it might only be 3 letters long but if the mtext box you traced before typing in the text was huge, and the MTEXT has a background mask/BGM, and is also at the front of your draw order, then that text BGM will be acting like a wipeout for the unused portion of its extents.
I am hoping to find a lisp which will auto-size the mtext to hug the text nicely (similarly to what microsoft excel does to columns when you double-click on the edge of a column heading/name)
obviously this lisp wouldnt apply if you have lots of MTEXTs going over multiple rows/lines within the single MTEXT entity and you want it to stay that way - this lisp would be most ideal for single-line MTEXT scenarios
in an attempt to clarify: you can insert some MTEXT and it might only be 3 letters long but if the mtext box you traced before typing in the text was huge, and the MTEXT has a background mask/BGM, and is also at the front of your draw order, then that text BGM will be acting like a wipeout for the unused portion of its extents.
I am hoping to find a lisp which will auto-size the mtext to hug the text nicely (similarly to what microsoft excel does to columns when you double-click on the edge of a column heading/name)
obviously this lisp wouldnt apply if you have lots of MTEXTs going over multiple rows/lines within the single MTEXT entity and you want it to stay that way - this lisp would be most ideal for single-line MTEXT scenarios