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Mark a range

gitalife
Hello all,

I'm trying to write a script that will mark a range of dimensions for vector points.
I've tried a nested For each Cmd in Cmds inside a DO UNTIL LOOP, but my
"LOOP LOGIC IS LOUSY". Disappointed

I would like to enter the range from let's say feature PT150 to feature PT300
but only mark the the corresponding dimensions for the point features in that range.
The program would initially be unmarked, script would ask what the start feature name is
and the end feature name to complete the range and then mark the dimension in that
range only.

I'm sure the Code Guru's could whip the code out in no time without all the infinite loops
I generated. Slight smile

Thanks in advance for any help

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  • VPT.SE.
    Thank you for the Pseudocode and the kick in the ass to attempt
    coding it my self Slight smile

    Not very elegant but this works with one little
    glitch.
    The end feature dimension is only partially marked.
    The xyz and t lines are not marked on only the last feature
    in the range. Everything other dimension in the range is completly marked.

    Is the Cmd.Redraw in the right spo?
    Hated to use a goto, but wanted to exit
    the FOR loop when last feature in the range was found.
    Thanks for your help.

    Dim SF As String
    Dim EF As String

    SF = InputBox("Enter the start feature :","StartFeature")
    EF = InputBox("Enter the end feature :","EndFeature")

    FoundStart = False

    For Each Cmd In Cmds
    If Cmd.IsDimension Then
    Set DimCmd = Cmd.DimensionCommand
    If DimCmd.feat1 = SF Then
    Cmd.Marked = TRUE
    FoundStart = TRUE
    End If
    IF DimCmd.feat1 <> EF AND FoundStart = TRUE Then
    Cmd.Marked = True
    End If
    IF DimCmd.feat1 = EF Then
    Cmd.Marked = True
    Cmd.Redraw
    GOTO Label_1
    End If
    End If
    Cmd.ReDraw
    Next Cmd
    Label_1:

    MsgBox "PROGRAM IS DONE"
    End Sub​
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  • VPT.SE.
    Thank you for the Pseudocode and the kick in the ass to attempt
    coding it my self Slight smile

    Not very elegant but this works with one little
    glitch.
    The end feature dimension is only partially marked.
    The xyz and t lines are not marked on only the last feature
    in the range. Everything other dimension in the range is completly marked.

    Is the Cmd.Redraw in the right spo?
    Hated to use a goto, but wanted to exit
    the FOR loop when last feature in the range was found.
    Thanks for your help.

    Dim SF As String
    Dim EF As String

    SF = InputBox("Enter the start feature :","StartFeature")
    EF = InputBox("Enter the end feature :","EndFeature")

    FoundStart = False

    For Each Cmd In Cmds
    If Cmd.IsDimension Then
    Set DimCmd = Cmd.DimensionCommand
    If DimCmd.feat1 = SF Then
    Cmd.Marked = TRUE
    FoundStart = TRUE
    End If
    IF DimCmd.feat1 <> EF AND FoundStart = TRUE Then
    Cmd.Marked = True
    End If
    IF DimCmd.feat1 = EF Then
    Cmd.Marked = True
    Cmd.Redraw
    GOTO Label_1
    End If
    End If
    Cmd.ReDraw
    Next Cmd
    Label_1:

    MsgBox "PROGRAM IS DONE"
    End Sub​
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