Autocad Lisp Copy To Clipboard Js

~ This blog was initially created for people, who love autolisp routines, as I love it. Search: Selecting objects within viewport and copy it to clipboard by selecting a PS viewport. Jul 8, 2013 - Tipster Sam J. Lucido shares a tip and LISP routine that can assist AutoCAD users when trying to get linework from one file to another based on.

Function: Copy text to clipboard;;! Argument: 'str' - String;;! Returns: nil;;! **************************************************************************** (defun copyToclipboard ( str / ieobj cbrd) (setq ieobj (vlax-get-or-create-object 'InternetExplorer.Application' ) ) (vlax-invoke ieobj 'navigate2 'about:blank') (vlax-invoke (setq cbrd (vlax-get (vlax-get (vlax-get ieobj 'document) 'parentwindow) 'clipboarddata )) 'setdata 'text' str ) (vlax-release-object ieobj) );! Function: Clear clipboard;;! Argument: nil;;! Returns: nil;;!

****************************************************************************; (defun Clearclipboard ( / ieobj) (setq ieobj (vlax-get-or-create-object 'InternetExplorer.Application' ) ) (vlax-invoke ieobj 'navigate2 'about:blank') (vlax-invoke (vlax-get (vlax-get (vlax-get ieobj 'document) 'parentwindow) 'clipboarddata ) 'clearData 'text' ) (vlax-release-object ieobj) );! Function: Return text string from clipboard;;! Argument: nil;;! Returns: string;;!

Adding a Serial Link Between Two Routers in GNS3 - https://community.gns3.com/thread/5974. To add serial interfaces to a C7200: Right click on the router. Click on Configure. Select the router from the list. Click on the 'Slots' tab. In Slot 1 or above add either 'PA-4T+' or 'PA-8T'. Click Apply and Ok. Basic Configuration for GNS3 Labs - select the contributor at the end of the page - Now that the process of configuring the device has been covered in the previous article, GNS3 Initial Configuration, this article will take a look at how to setup GNS3 with two devices and then connect them together with a serial cable (virtually of course). To add serial interfaces to a C7200: Right click on the router; Click on Configure; Select the router from the list; Click on the 'Slots' tab; In Slot 1 or above add either 'PA-4T+' or 'PA-8T'; Click Apply and Ok. You now have either 4 or 8 serial interfaces. Note that if you want multiple CSRs in your lab, you will need to create multiple VMs. I have connected two routers using a serial cable. If its directly connected, it should be pingable. GNS3.,two routers connected with serial cable directly assigned with different network ip Not reachable with each other. You need to change one of the two serial interfaces to bring them on the same subnet. How to select serial cable in gns3 freeware.

**************************************************************************** (defun Getclipboard ( / ieobj str) (setq ieobj (vlax-get-or-create-object 'InternetExplorer.Application' ) ) (vlax-invoke ieobj 'navigate2 'about:blank') (setq str(vlax-invoke (vlax-get (vlax-get (vlax-get ieobj 'document) 'parentwindow) 'clipboarddata ) 'getData 'text' )) (vlax-release-object ieobj) str ).

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You're joking right? Using Internet Explorer (htlmfile) to copy something to the clipboard only increases AutoCAD's process memory usage by ~5 MB or so, which is akin to duck hunting with a 50 caliber Howitzer anti-aircraft gun. This has no cost in terms of process memory usage: 1. Write the text to a file (call it clipboard.txt in this example). From LISP, execute the following: DOS command: 'c: windows system32 clip.exe vla-object en)) (vlax-property-available-p en 'textstring) (setq tx (vla-get-textstring en)) (vlax-invoke (vlax-get (vlax-get (setq html (vlax-create-object 'htmlfile')) 'ParentWindow) 'ClipBoardData) 'setData 'Text' tx) (vlax-release-object html) ) (princ) ) See the. Well, my code was basically the same as BeekeeCZ's, but I made a small modification to replace the P with the right line break characters.

Wrote: Well, my code was basically the same as BeekeeCZ's, but I made a small modification to replace the P with the right line break characters. It depends what you have installed as default internet browser, so it is not always Internet Explorer. It has nothing to do what you have installed as the default internet browser. Regardless of what browser that is, it will still gobble up ~5 MB of process memory. The component being used is part of Internet Explorer, which isn't loaded under normal use of AutoCAD, with or without IE being the default browser. There are reasonable limits to everything, including how far LISP hackers are willing to go, in terms of the price their hacks have on the end user's experience.

Wrote. I made a small modification to replace the P with the right line break characters. I do find it curious that if I make a piece of Mtext with Enters for separate lines, and the text content of it shows the P line breaks, when I Copy that content out as described in Post 1 and Paste it into an Excel workbook, it works as the OP desires -- the pieces go in cells each below the previous piece, not in one cell including P characters that don't operate as line breaks. How the P gets converted into the 'right' line-break characters for Excel in the Windows-Copy/Paste process, but not in various transfer approaches suggested, I couldn't say. Wrote: It has nothing to do what you have installed as the default internet browser. Regardless of what browser that is, it will still gobble up ~5 MB of process memory.

The component being used is part of Internet Explorer, which isn't loaded under normal use of AutoCAD, with or without IE being the default browser. There are reasonable limits to everything, including how far LISP hackers are willing to go, in terms of the price their hacks have on the end user's experience. And what if Internet Explorer isn't installed at all? But on the other hand I don't really care. Virtual dj le download ddj wego 32 weeks pregnant. Just launching AutoCAD 2014 without any drawing open yet will almost consume 200MB of memory, so I don't really care for the additional 5MB. And I also find it hard to believe that it is 5MB, since when looking at the used memory resources it barely shows any difference on my system.