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Converts Stack of TEXT to one TEXT object ?
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[quote][i]Originally posted by Admin[/i] [br]Hi AndreFelix, I typically check out [url]http://www.cadresource.com/library/lisp.html[/url]. I've browsed it a little, and don't see anything like what you describe, but you might find something similar, and just make changes to it. Or you might have to get someone who knows lisp to code it up for you. Sorry I can't help any better than that, I'm no lisp expert. Regards, Bill [/quote]
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Posted - November 25 2004 : 11:09:55 AM
I need a script that join text objects to one text object.
(Converts Stack of TEXT to one TEXT object)
Something like T2MT or TXT2MTXT, but not to MTEXT. I need to TEXT.
Thanks
Andre
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Posted - November 25 2004 : 12:43:25 PM
Hi AndreFelix,
I typically check out
http://www.cadresource.com/library/lisp.html
.
I've browsed it a little, and don't see anything like what you describe, but you might find something similar, and just make changes to it.
Or you might have to get someone who knows lisp to code it up for you.
Sorry I can't help any better than that, I'm no lisp expert.
Regards,
Bill
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