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Did you read my post? The only way to convert lines that look like text to text is OCR by definition. That's separate from the Import PDF as AutoCAD Objects. My best WAG is just like I stated...

Stepping outside of Vlide use Notepad++ that is correct name, it has a lisp format built in which is very handy shows bracket matches, great for debugging as you write. Re lisp or visualLisp for me 40 years, VL has advantage at times of using readable properties (Vla-get-layer obj v's (cdr (assoc 8 obj sometimes solutions are more directly enabled using entnext and the dxf codes. If you thinking linking to Excel or Word or Access then VL is the way to go Autocad can talk to them. Last post else where was get range selected in excel. The where do I get resources has been asked before many times lots of links. Books look at Kindle, Togores, Reinaldo N. very cheap 4 books. Afralisp has tutorials. The Visual lisp developers bible.pdf Others will jump in.

thanks dbroada. and sorry i`m not good english . here is my answer i found google. (defun PTE:del-block (bname / bobj) (vlax-for blk (vla-get-blocks (vla-get-activedocument (vlax-get-acad-object))) (if (= bname (vla-get-name blk)) (setq bObj blk) (progn (vlax-for ent blk (if (and (= "AcDbBlockReference" (vla-get-objectname ent)) (or (= (vla-get-name ent) bname) (and (vlax-property-available-p ent 'effectivename) (= (vla-get-effectivename ent) bname) ) ) ) (vla-delete ent) ) ) ) ) ) (if bObj (vla-delete bObj)) (vla-Regen (vla-get-ActiveDocument (vlax-get-acad-object)) acAllViewports) )