Not sure what you might be doing wrong... if I use the APPLOAD command, I get the following... and then I can type CHT, and it calls the lisp as expected.
Command:
c:CHText loaded. Start command with CHT.
Command:
Command: cht
Change text, Version 1.02, (c) 1990-1994 by Autodesk, Inc.
Select text to change...
Do you have another lisp routine that also has CHT defined?
JMM, I wonder if there aren't two copies of chtext.lsp on your computer. It looks to me like the one being loaded by your appload command cannot possibly be the one posted by BK. You state "I'm not getting the same response as you." The response that you refer to should be coming directly out of the lisp routine, and should be the one Bill posted, if you are using the chtext.lsp posted by BK.
I would try using BK's post. Drag the lisp file from Windows Explorer or your desktop into AutoCAD window to load it. That way you should be certain of which file is actually being loaded. You should get the same response as Bill that way, and hopefully the CHT command will work for you then.
With APPLOAD, I added the CHT command. It is asking for "strings"
I want to find the word "GROUND" and replace it with "Robot"
This is the dialog on the command line I'm getting: --------------- Verifying the selected entities -- please wait. 53 text entities found. Height/Justification/Location/Rotation/Style/Text/Undo/Width: t
Search and replace text. Individually/Retype/<Globally>:g
CHTEXT.LSP (Change Text)
Posted - March 29 2003 : 09:58:58 AM
chtext.zip
