switch to the next layout to replace value in all layouts

[ssj4lucapc]

Hello, everyone! I ask the help of some good soul that can give me a tip for a command...in essence I need to create a lisp that simply passes me to the layout next to that in which I am... I never created lisp and therefore I do not know where to start as I do not know the syntax. .
Can anyone help me?
Thank you 1000!! !

 

[PlannerRoad]

but the usefulness of this lisp which would be?

 

[ssj4lucapc]

eh..I need to change a block attribute in 110 layouts.. .I managed to get him to do everything automatically through the action recorder...but he only does it in the current layout! I would like you to finally switch to the next layout so that you can give back the command.. .
or I would like to know if there is a way to run the same command on multiple layouts at once. .

 

[tir]

eh..I need to change a block attribute in 110 layouts.. .

http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showpost.php?p=260417&postcount=25

 

[ssj4lucapc]

mm. thank you tir!la lisp you passed me is really a bomb and I think it will come back useful.. !! but at the moment my problem is slightly different.. in poor words my attribute contains this text "table 12 of 110". ..obviously for each table the number is different...and I would like to change only the total number (from 110 to make it become 115 on all tables)...with the director of actions I managed to do it for the current layout. Now I just want to tell him to go to the next layout and repeat the command... and I thought I'd do it with a lisp but I know the syntax... the hippo and all... I think.. ;-)
Thank you again!

 

[PlannerRoad]

..in plain words my attribute contains this text "table 12 of 110". ..obviously for each table the number is different...and I would like to change only the total number (from 110 to make it become 115 on all tables)...with the director of actions I managed to do it for the current layout. Now I just want to tell him to go to the next layout and repeat the command... and I thought I'd do it with a lisp but I know the syntax... the hippo and all... I think.. ;-)
Thank you again!

If it were simple text entity (or text block) you could replace it with the simple command found. but in attributes, if you entered that value as a label, it does not work. while as value yes.

 

[ssj4lucapc]

great plannerroad! find it also works with the attributes of the blocks!I had not really thought about it!much easier than a lisp!!!
thanks 1000 to all, problem solved! :