RTEXT-Express-Tool

RTEXT (Express Tool)

    RTEXT (Express Tool)

    Creates remote text (rtext) objects.

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    You can use an rtext object as a file reference to display text, such as a sheet
    note or a legal disclaimer, that is common to several drawings. You can also use it
    to display larger bodies of text such as specifications or assembly instructions.

    Also called reactive text objects, remote text objects are displayed the same way
    AutoCAD text and mtext objects are displayed, however the source for the text is either
    an external text file or the value of a DIESEL expression. You can edit an rtext object
    with the RTEDIT command.

    NOTE: If a drawing with an rtext object is opened on a computer that does not have RTEXT
    installed, the proxy object that results displays the bounding box of the rtext object.
    If you plan to share your drawing with someone who does not have RTEXT, use the EXPLODE
    command to convert rtext objects to mtext objects.

    Command: RTEXT
    Current text style: STANDARD  Text height: 0.2000  Text rotation: 0
    Enter an option [Style/Height/Rotation/File/Diesel] <Diesel: Specify an option

    Options

    Style Select a text style.
    Height Specify a text height.
    Rotation Specify a rotation value.
    File Use an external text file.
    Diesel Use DIESEL code.

    TIP: Once you have created an rtext object with the File option, you can identify the
    associated text file with the LIST command.

    Using DIESEL Expressions

    DIESEL provides options previously accessible only with custom programs. Here are
    some examples of how rtext objects containing DIESEL expressions can be used in your
    drawings. You can paste these examples into the DIESEL Expression dialog box.

    Using the GETVAR Function

    To display the drawing name 102-fp12.dwg, use the following expression:

    Drawing file: $(getvar, "dwgname")
    

    The resulting rtext object appears as follows:

    Drawing file: 102-fp12.dwg
    

    To include the folder path with the file name:

    Drawing name: $(getvar, "dwgprefix")$(getvar, "dwgname")
    

    The resulting rtext object appears as follows:

    Drawing file: C:Projects97-102Arch102-fp12.dwg
    
    NOTE: If you reference the drawing path or name in a standard title block, it will always
    display the file name of the drawing, even if the title block appears in an xref file.

    Using the EDTIME Function

    When you plot a drawing, you might want the output to show the date and the time
    that the plot was created. The following DIESEL expression displays this information
    in your drawing:

    $(edtime, 0, MON DD","  YYYY - H:MMam/pm)
    

    The resulting rtext object appears as follows:

    Mar 22, 2000 - 11:12pm
    

    Using the GETPROP Function

    Rtext supports drawing properties through a locally defined $(getprop) DIESEL function.
    With $(getprop) , values from the tabs in the Drawing Properties dialog box (DWGPROPS
    command) can be extracted and displayed in rtext objects. The syntax for the $(getprop)
    function is:

    $(getprop, property name)
    

    where property name can be any of the following fields from the dialog box:

    Title
    Subject
    Author
    Keywords
    Comments
    LastSavedBy
    Revno
    Custom Property

    For example, if the drawing properties for a drawing contains the text “Excavated
    Site” in the Subject field, the DIESEL expression:

    Subject: $(getprop, subject)
    

    in an rtext object will display as:

    Subject: Excavated Site
    
    NOTE: The $(getprop) function is supported only in rtext objects. Unlike arguments supplied
    to other DIESEL functions, arguments to $(getprop) cannot be quoted. Arguments are
    not case sensitive.

    If you have a custom property called Project Name, the following DIESEL expression
    will display the value:

    Project: $(getprop, %PROJECT NAME)
    
    NOTE: Errors in using $(getprop), such as improper syntax or bad arguments, will display
    (GETPROP ERROR). If a nonexistent custom property name is used, $(getprop) will display
    an empty string.

    Using the XREFS Function

    Rtext supports listing xref files attached to a drawing using the $(xrefs) function
    with the following syntax:

    $(xrefs [, flags [, leader [, trailer]]])
    
    flags A collection of bitflags with the following meanings: 1 = (default) include Xref file
    name (not exclusive with flag 2), 2 = include Xref block name (not exclusive with
    flag 1), 4 = don’t display file name extension, 8 = don’t display path, 16 = show
    nesting with additional spacing
    leader A text string inserted before each Xref entry.
    trailer A text string appended to each Xref entry except the last.

    For example, the rtext DIESEL expression:

    $(xrefs,3)
    

    displays a list of xrefs in the following format:

    B-ELEC [c:proj-14b-elec.dwg]
    M-ELEC [c:proj-14m-elec.dwg]
    R-ELEC [c:proj-14r-elec.dwg]
    F-ELEC [c:proj-14f-elec.dwg]
    

    while the expression:

    $(xrefs,2,Includes: )
    

    lists the xrefs as:

    Includes: B-ELEC
    Includes: M-ELEC
    Includes: R-ELEC
    Includes: F-ELEC
    

    Using the IMAGES Function

    Rtext supports listing images attached to the drawing through the $(images) function.
    The syntax for the function is:

    $(images [, flags [, leader [, trailer]]])
    
    flags A collection of bitflags with the following meanings: 4 = do not display file name
    extension, 8 = do not display path
    leader A text string inserted before each Image entry.
    trailer A text string added each Image entry except the last one.

    The behavior of the $(images) function is similar to that of the $(xrefs) function.

    Using the GETREC Function

    RText supports displaying xrecord data through the $(getrec) function. The syntax
    for the function is:

    $(getrec, key, code)
    
    key Entry name in the Named Object Dictionary.
    code Group code to extract.

    The $(getrec) function extracts a value from an Xrecord by looking in the Named Object
    Dictionary for key, then for a data value associated with code. Currently, only group codes in the ranges 1-9 (string), 40-59 (real), 60-79 (integer)
    and 300-309 (string) are supported.

    Files

    rtext.lsp, rtext.arx

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