CopyStored.lsp - Copy stored o
Something I was playing around with a while back. I use it form time to time. Made a little update yesterday and thought I'd add it here.Will allow you to select a group of objects and store them for later copying. This objects are stored in a global variable and do not have anything to do with the Clipboard. Once you store the objects, you can continue performing any normal functions and when you are ready to have those stored objects to place somewhere else, just execute the command.
Call with Copystored or CS
Sorry for the choppy video, I had to cut the frames to keep file size down (not sure what's going on with Camtasia).
;;; ------------------------------------------------------------------------;;; CopyStored.lsp v1.3;;;;;; Copyright© 08.18.09;;; Alan J. Thompson (alanjt);;;;;; Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software;;; for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, provided;;; that the above copyright notice appears in all copies and;;; that both that copyright notice and the limited warranty and;;; restricted rights notice below appear in all supporting;;; documentation.;;;;;; The following program(s) are provided "as is" and with all faults.;;; Alan J. Thompson DOES NOT warrant that the operation of the program(s);;; will be uninterrupted and/or error free.;;;;;; Allows user to select object(s) for copying (uses first object in;;; selection for insertion point or specified point) and stores;;; selection set and insertion point for later usage.;;;;;; Express Tools "acet-ss-drag-move" subroutine required.;;;;;; Revision History:;;;;;; v1.1 (09.29.09) 1. Changed copy method.;;; 2. Updated error handler;;; 3. Added AT:SS->List subroutine.;;;;;; v1.2 (12.15.09) 1. Updated to account for non WCS (oversite).;;;;;; v1.3 (02.23.10) 1. Added check if "acet-ss-drag-move" is loaded.;;; 2. Added option to specify copy base point.;;;;;; ------------------------------------------------------------------------
CopyStored.lsp alanjt
thanks for sharing your ideas with us
Good and useful routine You're very welcome.
Thanks for the compliments. Nice idea Alan, I should imagine that it would come in quite handy Thanks Lee.
I make use of it when I'm working on a big stretch of road and have some label/object(s) that I want to use over and over. It saves me from dealing with Clipboard or panning back to where I last placed the label/object.
Another one (four to be precise), that predates my writing of this code:
http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showpost.php?p=305501&postcount=80
I still use these as well. All are useful in certain situations. I'm lazy but like to make the most out of my day.
Yeah, the Clipboard is pretty slow when used through AutoCAD (not to mention a hassle to use with LISP also)... No kidding. Plus, too many times, I've Clipboard'ed something to only forget and flip over to my web browser and accidentally clipboard something. i had similar routine before but not anymore going to use it since i tried this:
http://labs.blogs.com/its_alive_in_the_lab/2009/09/october-plugin-of-the-month-clipboard-manager-for-autocad-available-now.html
HaHa, thanks. Coming from you, I consider that quite a compliment.
i got same problem everytime i use that software before
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