autocad Setting AECC_POINTs from a LISP routine
There seems to be plenty of topics on extracting info from an AECC_POINT, but nothing that I could find on setting an AECC_POINT from within a LISP routine.
I have not written much lisp since the early 2000's, but we now need a routine that will run in LDD 2004 that will place an AECC_POINT at the center of collection of about 500 small circles in a DWG. I will have no problem creating a selection set of the circles and looping through the SS to get the center points, but I cannot figure out how to execute the "place point manual" from withing lisp.
The command associated with the icon is:
^C^C^C^P(cr_mnl)(zz_sdsk '(cg:setpts:manual));LDD
I just need to be able to execute a "command" from within lisp that will fire off the place point manual command. I will then feed it centerpoint coordinates from each of the circles in the SS.
I have not written much lisp since the early 2000's, but we now need a routine that will run in LDD 2004 that will place an AECC_POINT at the center of collection of about 500 small circles in a DWG. I will have no problem creating a selection set of the circles and looping through the SS to get the center points, but I cannot figure out how to execute the "place point manual" from withing lisp.
The command associated with the icon is:
^C^C^C^P(cr_mnl)(zz_sdsk '(cg:setpts:manual));LDD
I just need to be able to execute a "command" from within lisp that will fire off the place point manual command. I will then feed it centerpoint coordinates from each of the circles in the SS.
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