Define a regen after closing DWGPROPS?

[dober]

Where can I change the height

 

Wo kann ich die Höhe ändern

[Keywordkid]

RM,

 

Don't know if you have been following developments but Kruuger has provided some useful code. I have been trying to set the reactor to the 'cup' command from his EditCustomProperties.lsp, I thought it would be a simple replace DWGPROPS with Cup in your code but it hasn't worked for me. Any idea why this may be?

 

KWK

 

Edit: Not to worry, instead of using a reactor for this I added a 'REGEN' into Kruuger's code:

  (kr:DWG_AddCustomProperties (car %) (cdr %) nil)
         )
         (princ "\n>> Custom drawing properties updated. <<")
       )
     )
   )
 )
(command ".regen"))
; ============================================================ ;
; Update list_box                                              ;
; ============================================================ ;

Edited October 31, 2012 by Keywordkid
Found solution

[Guest kruuger]

  dober said:

Where can I change the height

 

Wo kann ich die Höhe ändern

CUP : dialog {
 label = "Custom properties";
 width = 62;
 height = 5;
 : row {
   : list_box {
     key = "PROP";
     label = "Name";
     width = 35;
     [color=red]height = 25;[/color]
     multiple_select = true;
     fixed_width_font = true;
   }
   BUTTON_EDIT;
 }
 BUTTON_OK_CANCEL;
}

add one line as above

[dober]

Super Thank you :D

[BlackBox]

Glad you got it sorted, KWK.

[ccangco]

Hello - I've tried to use the CUPI command for the EditCustomProperties.lsp.  Unfortunately, it is not working.  Is there a specific process for importing custom properties?    I use the CUPE function to export properties from one drawing and try to import the properties with CUPI into another drawing.  The autocad command prompt doesn't give me any feedback... it doesn't give any errors either, so I am unsure if the CUPI actually executes at all.  Any help will be much appreciated.

Thanks!