macro for text editing

[salvo73]

hello and congratulations to all, beautiful forum.
guys I'm looking for a macro that allows me to change the text in the autocad designs without having to open them... Can someone help me?

 

[Shape]

hello and congratulations to all, beautiful forum.
guys I'm looking for a macro that allows me to change the text in the autocad designs without having to open them... Can someone help me?

without having to open the hard I see, you could do it with dxfs, but with dwg I don't believe.

dxf is a huge text file with all parameters to rebuild the dwg, find the string to change and change it with a macro.

alternatively if you are looking here in the forum "creafilescript" there is an excel file where you confiscate a series of operations that autocad has to run on multiple files, create a script file launch it in autocad and he does that you entered in the file. to explain what to do.

 

[tir]

change the text present within autocad designs without having to open them. . .

batch find & replace text

 

[rpor66]

hello and congratulations to all, beautiful forum.
guys I'm looking for a macro that allows me to change the text in the autocad designs without having to open them... Can someone help me?

Excuse me, without having to open them? It is impossible without opening it, whether it is autocad or other software, it will in any case have to open the file, do the operations, save and close, and I believe that autocad is the most suitable for doing this.

bye

 

[tir]

Excuse me, without having to open them? It's impossible without opening it,

it is possible, see batch find & replace text

 

[rpor66]

it is possible, see batch find & replace text

The fact that you don't see the drawing open doesn't mean the program didn't.
the file is in lisp, to start from autocad, so it is not that you start an executable that does you of the operations, you must have autocad, load the lisp, and then this will think to do the operations without showing you the file, which is not just like saying "without opening them".
I hope I've been clear.

bye