Speed up Lisp on block insert

[pkenewell]

On 5/14/2020 at 2:49 AM, Sambo said:

To answer some of the other questions:

   - "STN" was a placeholder before, i have now replaced it with an actual station number "S...".

   - Yes its a subdivision co-ordinante dump for the field guys to go out and mark the points in the field. The CSV file is in the following format: Point number, Easting, Northing, RL, Point Code.

   - Yes with arcs i needed the start point, end point and center point. The initial code already picked up these points.

   - Yes its for Subdivisions. The lisp just creates a co-ordinated csv file and adds stations to the cad file so the field surveyors can print out a setout plan to help them mark the points when they are out in the field.

   - I have attached my station block again as well for those who wanted it.

@BIGAL  Wasn't this his reply above?

Edited May 20, 2020 by pkenewell

[BIGAL]

pkenewell its about a different method of getting the same answer the code currently posted does not include a code identifying which lot as its using objects so its based around a xy sort. there is more push for lots to be world co-ordinated for govt submission so thinking about the next step. Electronic submission is becoming the way to go.

 

The biggest issue here is there is no dwg example which may have led to a different solution from day 1.