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Setvar 'Snapang using lisp with greater-than or equal condition


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Posted (edited)
(defun RtoD (nbrOfRadians)
  (/ (* nbrOfRadians 180.0) pi)
)

(defun DtoR (nbrOfDegrees)
  (* (/ nbrOfDegrees 180.0) pi)
)

(if (>= (cvunit (getvar 'snapang) "radians" "degrees") 180.0)
    (setvar 'snapang (- (cvunit (getvar 'snapang) "radians" "degrees") 180.0))
)

Hi, i think this code is totally wrong please help me!

Edited by Pugazh
  • Pugazh changed the title to Setvar 'Snapang using lisp with greater-than or equal condition
Posted
(defun RtoD (nbrOfRadians)
  (/ (* nbrOfRadians 180.0) pi)
)

(defun DtoR (nbrOfDegrees)
  (* (/ nbrOfDegrees 180.0) pi)
)

(if (>= (cvunit (getvar 'snapang) "radians" "degrees") 180.0)
    (command "_.snapang" (- (cvunit (getvar 'snapang) "radians" "degrees") 180.0))
)

This code is working fine :) :beer:

Posted

The code could alternatively be written:

(if (<= pi (getvar 'snapang))
    (setvar 'snapang (- (getvar 'snapang) pi))
)

Or simply:

(setvar 'snapang (rem (getvar 'snapang) pi))

 

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Posted (edited)

thanks @Lee Mac :beer:

 

Edited by Pugazh
Posted

Hi @Lee Mac,

 

i have some doubt about snapang. please see the attached file.

 

i want as per attached image have two condition in one lisp code it's possible? (must be check the two condition at the same time)

snapang.png

Posted
(if (< (/ pi 2) (getvar 'snapang) (* (/ pi 2) 3)) (setvar 'snapang (+ (getvar 'snapang) pi)))

 

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Posted

Alternatively, without if statements:

(setvar 'snapang (- (rem (+ (getvar 'snapang) (/ pi 2.0)) pi) (/ pi 2.0)))

 

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Posted

Wow !! Exactly  i needed this one :) thank you @dlanorh & @Lee Mac cheers :beer:

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Posted

How to combine ? one if condition :(

 

(if (< (/ pi 2) (getvar 'snapang) (* (/ pi 2) 3)) (setvar 'snapang (+ (getvar 'snapang) pi)))
(if (= (getvar 'snapang) (/ pi 2)) (setvar 'snapang (/ pi 2)))
(if (= (getvar 'snapang) (* (/ pi 2) 3)) (setvar 'snapang (/ pi 2)))

 

Posted (edited)
(if (= (setvar 'snapang (- (rem (+ (getvar 'snapang) (/ pi 2.0)) pi) (/ pi 2.0)))(* (/ pi 2) -1))(setvar 'snapang (/ pi 2)))

Now it works!

Edited by tombu
coding error
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Posted
  On 10/29/2019 at 2:08 PM, tombu said:
(if (= (setvar 'snapang (- (rem (+ (getvar 'snapang) (/ pi 2.0)) pi) (/ pi 2.0)))(* (/ pi 2) -1))(setvar 'snapang (/ pi 2)))

Now it works!

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thank you @tombu :beer:

Posted

I have another doubt!

If i set snapang any angle, it should be automatically change to as per autocad dimension text rotation. it's possible ?

Posted (edited)

As I do Civil / Survey drawings whose plan views are all twisted in each viewport I wrote this to set selected block insert, text, mtext, & dimtext angles Horizontal. 

I've modified it for you to use the snap angle if the view isn't twisted. 

;| ;| https://forums.augi.com/showthread.php?171018-rotate-text-to-horizontal-in-viewport&p=1332928&viewfull=1#post1332928
   http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=55060.msg595136#msg595136
   https://www.cadtutor.net/forum/topic/68912-setvar-snapang-using-lisp-with-greater-than-or-equal-condition/?tab=comments#comment-557172
Set block insert, text, mtext, & dimtext angle Horizontal by Tom Beauford
 (load "TextHoriz.lsp") TextHoriz
   Macro: ^P(or C:TextHoriz (load "TextHoriz.lsp"));TextHoriz
   Command line: (load "TextHoriz.lsp") TextHoriz |;
(defun c:TextHoriz (/ ss1 num cnt viewtwist snapang etype obj dimr)
  (setq ss1 (ssget '((0 . "insert,mtext,text,dimension")))
        num (sslength ss1)
        cnt 0
        viewtwist (getvar "viewtwist")
        snapang (- (rem (+ (getvar 'snapang) (/ pi 2.0)) pi) (/ pi 2.0))
  )
  (if (or (= snapang (* (/ pi 2) -1)) (= snapang (* (/ pi 2) 3)))(setvar 'snapang (/ pi 2)))
  (if(/= viewtwist 0.0)
	(repeat num
	  (setq ent (ssname ss1 cnt)etype (cdr(assoc 0 (entget ent))))
	  (setq obj (vlax-ename->vla-object ent))
	  (if(= etype "DIMENSION")
		(progn
		  (setq dimr (- (vla-get-Rotation obj)viewtwist))
		  (vla-put-TextRotation obj dimr)
		)
		(vla-put-Rotation obj (- viewtwist))
	  )
	  (setq cnt (1+ cnt))
	) ; repeat
	(repeat num
	  (setq ent (ssname ss1 cnt)etype (cdr(assoc 0 (entget ent))))
	  (setq obj (vlax-ename->vla-object ent))
	  (if(= etype "DIMENSION")
		(progn
		  (setq dimr (+ (vla-get-Rotation obj)snapang))
		  (vla-put-TextRotation obj dimr)
		)
		(vla-put-Rotation obj snapang)
	  )
	  (setq cnt (1+ cnt))
	) ; repeat
;	(princ "\nNo TWist in Viewport.")
  ) ; if
  (princ)
)

 

Edited by tombu
Updated to fix both snapang 270 or -90.
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Posted

Thank you @tombu!! 

  

   I think my question is wrong :(  , How to take snap angle in aligned dimensions text rotation ? if i draw dimension text automatically rotated as per snap angle.

 

i need this snap angle code with if conditions 

 

like this

(if (= (setvar 'snapang (- (rem (+ (getvar 'snapang) (/ pi 2.0)) pi) (/ pi 2.0)))(* (/ pi 2) -1))(setvar 'snapang (/ pi 2)))

 

Posted
  On 10/30/2019 at 12:58 PM, Pugazh said:

Thank you @tombu!! 

  

   I think my question is wrong :(  , How to take snap angle in aligned dimensions text rotation ? if i draw dimension text automatically rotated as per snap angle.

 

i need this snap angle code with if conditions 

 

like this

(if (= (setvar 'snapang (- (rem (+ (getvar 'snapang) (/ pi 2.0)) pi) (/ pi 2.0)))(* (/ pi 2) -1))(setvar 'snapang (/ pi 2)))

 

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I modified the code for that 38 minutes ago, have you tried the updated code?

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    (command "_.snapang" "_non" pt1 "_non" pt2)
    (if (= (setvar 'snapang (- (rem (+ (getvar 'snapang) (/ pi 2.0)) pi) (/ pi 2.0)))(* (/ pi 2) -1))(setvar 'snapang (/ pi 2)))

@tombu , I did not change rotation.

 

I have two points, pt1 is block mid point, pt2 is block insert point.

now snapang is 270 from the pt1 & pt2. i use this code sometimes update snapangle 90 but sometimes not update :( why i know :( 

Posted (edited)
  On 10/29/2019 at 9:04 AM, Pugazh said:

How to combine ? one if condition :(

 

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I've updated the code to correct snapang of either (* (/ pi 2) 3) or (* (/ pi 2) -1).

Edited by tombu
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  On 10/30/2019 at 7:14 PM, Lee Mac said:

@Pugazh Assuming I've understood what you are looking to achieve, is this program of use to you?

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thank you lee :) i got it your code :) :beer:

Posted
  On 10/31/2019 at 5:39 AM, Pugazh said:

thank you lee :) i got it your code :) :beer:

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Excellent - you're most welcome :)

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