LISP for creating text label (
Hello all,I am new to AutoLISP, and I have an assignment to make a lisp which would calculate and write number of the sheet of cadastral map (which is defined by scale and coordinates). I'd like the sheet scale in which the number is calculated to be 1:1000 (more advanced option - to be able to choose). Numbering is defined on this link : http://listovi.dgu.hr/vezaizmedjupodjela.html
(I'm from Croatia)
Any help would be great, thanks. Simple maths if you pick a point you can work out the grid values as you know the starting base point of the grids. eg x=435,000 divide by start grid is 200,000 grid spacing is 25,000 =integer (435,000-200,000)/25,000) = grid number 9 hi welcome to cadtutor,
just a starting point..
(defun c:test (/ l $) ; scale ,x-grid, y-grid(setq l '((250000 150000 100000) (100000 60000 40000) (50000 30000 20000) (25000 15000 10000) (10000 6000 4000) (5000 3000 2000) (2000 1200 800) (1000 600 400) (500 300 200) )) ;_ end of setq (if (progn (initget "250k 100k 50k 25k 10k 5k 2k 1k 0.5k") (setq $ (getkword "\nSelect Scale 1:? : ")) ) ;_ end of progn ;what kind of labelling? elaborate more? ;Here's the example only shows the grid factor if correct (alert (apply 'strcat (mapcar ' ' ((a b)(strcat a (itoa b))) '("Scale= " " | X-Grid= " " | Y-Grid= ") (assoc (* (atoi (vl-string-left-trim "k" $)) 1000) l))) );if you wanna label the grid coordinates?;the easiest way without lisp coding is creating Mtext with FIELD xy-coordinates, then array with it's xy-grid factor (princ "\oops!") ) ;_ end of if (princ) ) ;_ end of defun Thanks for the responses, the hierarchy behind labeling is in the .dwg's attached. As I'm completely new to this, I'm just catching up with the basics of lisp programming, my professor told me to use math on this, but I'm still struggling on how to combine the mathematic solution with programming. I don't need to label the grid coordinates, I just want to get a text which contains the label of the grid area (rectangle) depending on the picked point coordinates and scale, eg. "1-2-55-105-9", in which 105-9 stands for 105th (101st being the 1st; 100 is added not to mix rows and columns) row and 9th column in the scale of 1:50000; 55 stands for 55th area (or sheet - i'm not sure which terminology to use) in the scale of 1:2000 (50k rectangle is divided into 625 2k rectangles); and 1-2 stands for the area in the scale of 1:1000 (number 1 presenting that this is a numbering in the scale of 1:1000 (1k), and number 2 presenting a second area in the scale of 1:1000; 2k rectangle is divide into 4 1k rectangles). This is better explained in .dwg's. Sorry for the long read.
50k (25k-5k, 10k, 2k-1k-0.5k).dwg
100k.dwg
250k.dwg
hi, try this function
;|function - MAP-SHEETargument - Type ------------------------ n - scale, number mX - max X, number mY - max Y, number $ - suffix, string -------------------------Return value: A string ---------------------------example : (MAP-SHEET 10000 30000 20000 "105-9")n, 10000 = scale 1:10000 mX, 30000 = maximum X range of sheet mY, 20000 = maximum Y range of sheet $, "105-9" = suffix of upper level sheetreturns: suffix of newly selected sheet|;(defun MAP-SHEET (n mX mY $ / ls % d l p p1 p2 k);hanhphuc 12.12.2016(if (setq ls '((250000 150000 100000) (100000 60000 40000) (50000 30000 20000) (25000 15000 10000) (10000 6000 4000) (5000 3000 2000) (2000 1200 800) (1000 600 400) (500 300 200) ) l(assoc n ls) p1 (getpoint (strcat "\nPick upper left corner of sheet - ")) ) (progn (princ "\nHover the mouse over & pick a box.. \n") (while (and p1 (setq p (grread t 1 0)) (= 5 (car p)) (setq p2 (cadr p))) (princ (strcat "\rSHEET " (cond (%)(""))" ")) (setq d(mapcar '- p2 p1) ls (reverse (mapcar '+ '(1 -101) (mapcar ''((x y) (fix (/ x y))) d (cdr l)))) k(mapcar '+ '(1 -1) (mapcar ''((x y) (fix (/ x y))) d (cdr l))) k(- (* (1+ (cadr k)) (/ mY (caddr l))) (car k)) %(if ;(vl-some ''((x) (or (minusp x) (> (abs x) 600000))) (list (car d) (- (cadr d)))); for Square only (or (> (abs (car d)) mX) (> (abs (cadr d)) mY) (minusp (car d)) (minusp (- (cadr d)))) "\rOut of range!! " (cond ($ (apply 'strcat (append (mapcar 'itoa (list (/ (car l) 1000) k)) (list "-" $)))) ((vl-string-right-trim "-" (apply 'strcat (mapcar ''((x) (strcat (itoa x) "-")) (cons (/ (car l) 1000) (mapcar 'abs ls))) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) (if (and % (/= % "\rOut of range!! ")) (substr % (+ 2 (vl-string-search "-" %))) "" ) )
Example call
(MAP-SHEET 10000 30000 20000 "105-9")Pick upper left corner of sheet - Hover the mouse over & pick a box..SHEET 10-7-105-9; Thank you...sir hanh phuc
This is not my problem ... but in view of the requirements of the first I was not obvious (english not enough to present my ideas) but also I am a surveyor should be able to understand all lisp for creating text label (numbering) of the sheet of cadastral map need to map 1/5000, 1/2000, 1/1000, and 1/500-specific
if so wrong ... please forgive
i'm not sure does this thread help you?
In fact i'm not familiar about the mapping labeling (it looks weird to me).
my understanding as OP quoted:
i'm also learning something new from OP's info. my concept is based on what his requirement just with dynamic output. In fact you can try entmake'ing TEXT with minor tweak
For automated labeling, suggestion: defun your new function eg: vuong-sheet, remove grread thing in code, add extra arguments pt bp
;example:(vuong-sheet pt bp n mX mY $ ) ;where pt= supplied any point, bp= is top left known coordinates of selected map, then you can iterate in a loop etc..
good luck sorry sir hanh phuc!
I'm busy too few today... Dear hahnphuc, your program is great, but I think BIGAL's post explains the method which should be used in programming. The base points of the grid are X = 200000.00 Y = 5170000.00 - north-west, and X = 800000.00 Y = 4570000.00 - south-east. I'd like the program to do the following: when I pick a coordinate, eg (X = 409354.53 Y = 4937853.78), the program calculates the values of the grid (meaning the row and column), eg. for X coordinate - (409354-200000)/150000=2 -> the column is number 2, for Y coordinate (5170000-4937853)/10000=3 -> the row is number 3 (from north to south); so the label which the program should write would be "250-103-2". I hope this explains it, rgds A grid would normally start at whole numbers rather than a random point, here is an example of repeated text at a spacing.
(setq x 0.0)(setq y 0.0)(setq inc (Getreal "Enter spacing say 1000"))(repeat (getint "Enter how many grids")(command "text" (list x y) "" "" (rtos x 2 0))(setq x (+ x inc)))
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