afternoon all,
quick question about the filter command, is there a way of filtering the entire drawing without having to CTRL A before executing filter command?
i was hoping for a "search entire drawing" switch similar to QSELECT.
cheers.
afternoon all,
quick question about the filter command, is there a way of filtering the entire drawing without having to CTRL A before executing filter command?
i was hoping for a "search entire drawing" switch similar to QSELECT.
cheers.
Why do you want to avoid having to select all?
Without using a custom lisp/vba code I think the only way you can do that is by creating a macro to always select all before running the filter command. It would still select all but would avoid you having to do it manually.
If you want to use a macro, create a new tool button with this macro: ^C^C_ai_selall;filter
Selecting everything can be done after you define your filter(s); autoCAD will prompt you to select objects after you hit the APPLY button.
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So yes you could do it the other way round and make the macro:Edit: Or even so it works with filtering inside a commandCode:^C^Cfilter;all;;Code:^P$M=$(if,$(>,$(getvar,cmdactive),0),'Filter,^C^CFilter);All;;
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