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F.D.
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Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2005 9:10 pm    Post subject: COPY mistake Reply with quote

Can someone plesae tell lisp routine or any kind of for deleting all
objects copied by mistake on top of ech other?

Autocad 2005 or LT 2005

Thnx in advance

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Posted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 8:38 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Don't know a way to do it in LT.

In 2005, with Express Tools installed, the command is OVERKILL.
If you don't have Express Tools, you'd have to find one of many lisps for this, for example "deldup.lsp" & "duprem.lsp"
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Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2005 5:10 pm    Post subject: Re: COPY mistake Reply with quote

Hi
There would be several way's to repair that foult, but in the end this
also mean deleting a number of entities from a drawing. So a rutine
that maneage this shuld proberly list the number of copied entities and
make a safety copy of the deleted entities in a seperate drawing I
guess.
It is not that difficult just to select all entities , make a list of
all entity names and travel the list entity by entity to find copies
and then collect the entity names of the copies in a list and select
them for either deleting or Wblock into a new drawing, but it still is
a rare problem and you proberly must code the application yourself.

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Posted: Fri Dec 02, 2005 1:10 am    Post subject: Re: COPY mistake Reply with quote

Solved, thnx anyway.
It was OVERKILL command in expres tools.

per.corell@privat.dk wrote:
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Hi
There would be several way's to repair that foult, but in the end this
also mean deleting a number of entities from a drawing. So a rutine
that maneage this shuld proberly list the number of copied entities and
make a safety copy of the deleted entities in a seperate drawing I
guess.
It is not that difficult just to select all entities , make a list of
all entity names and travel the list entity by entity to find copies
and then collect the entity names of the copies in a list and select
them for either deleting or Wblock into a new drawing, but it still is
a rare problem and you proberly must code the application yourself.
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