Verschillen voor "LIB"

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The LIB command opens part libraries and let you insert drawings as a group. LIB is a means to contain very large collections of not indexed items and structure them for direct access. As a consequence, your CAD program is not slowed down due to intensive indexing as can be seen in an AutoCAD environment. For BricsCAD, LIB means that it stays much faster than AutoCAD.

Before use, you have to define option keywords to root directories where items are stored.
Definitions are stored in lib.cfg in %appdata%\NedCAD\CuFor\nn.m, where nn.m is the CAD release code (for example, BricsCAD V17 and AutoCAD 2016 have 20.1 as code).

Syntaxis and example: see lib.cfg itself for details:
{{{
# This file contains short cuts to paths with library parts for the "LIB" command.
# You like this solution because it does not contaminate "Support File Search Paths" with overwhelming data.
# This also means: Never put libraries in SFSP in order not to choke your system.
# To run the command in CAD, do: "LIB" "enter" OR "LIB" "enter" "CommandOption" "enter"
# The following is an example line. The # can be removed to activate. Syntax:
# CommandOption;Description;Prompt;BitSum;Extension;DefaultPath;
# BitSum follows LISP's (getfiled), 4 (pointing to dirs) or 20 (pointing to files) are safe bets. Extensions: dwg or dxf most times. Example:
# AV;Traffic Signs Portugal;Choose a Traffic Sign;4;dwg;I:\CAD\Libraries\TrafficSigns;
# Your entries here:}}}

LIB supports environment variables, so valid input lines can be:
{{{
2V;Two Way Valves;Choose a Two Way Valve...;4;dwg;%CadGroupData%\Libraries\Valves\2way\preferred;
3V;Three Way Valves;Choose a Three Way Valve...;20;dwg;%CadGroupData%\Libraries\Valves\3way;}}}

After selecting your item from the dialogue box, it is inserted a group. You may want to turn PICKSTYLE to 1 in order to select and turn PICKSTYLE to 0 if you need to edit the item.

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-The LIB command opens part libraries and let you insert drawings as a group. LIB is a means to contain very large collections of not indexed items and structure them for direct access. As a consequence, your CAD program is not slowed down due to intensive indexing as can be seen in an AutoCAD environment. For BricsCAD, LIB means that it stays much faster than AutoCAD.

Before use, you have to define option keywords to root directories where items are stored.
Definitions are stored in lib.cfg in %appdata%\NedCAD\CuFor\nn.m, where nn.m is the CAD release code (for example, BricsCAD V17 and AutoCAD 2016 have 20.1 as code).

Syntaxis and example: see lib.cfg itself for details:
{{{
# This file contains short cuts to paths with library parts for the "LIB" command.
# You like this solution because it does not contaminate "Support File Search Paths" with overwhelming data.
# This also means: Never put libraries in SFSP in order not to choke your system.
# To run the command in CAD, do: "LIB" "enter" OR "LIB" "enter" "CommandOption" "enter" 
# The following is an example line. The # can be removed to activate. Syntax:
# CommandOption;Description;Prompt;BitSum;Extension;DefaultPath;
# BitSum follows LISP's (getfiled), 4 (pointing to dirs) or 20 (pointing to files) are safe bets. Extensions: dwg or dxf most times. Example:
# AV;Traffic Signs Portugal;Choose a Traffic Sign;4;dwg;I:\CAD\Libraries\TrafficSigns;
# Your entries here:}}}

LIB supports environment variables, so valid input lines can be:
{{{
2V;Two Way Valves;Choose a Two Way Valve...;4;dwg;%CadGroupData%\Libraries\Valves\2way\preferred;
3V;Three Way Valves;Choose a Three Way Valve...;20;dwg;%CadGroupData%\Libraries\Valves\3way;}}}

After selecting your item from the dialogue box, it is inserted a group. You may want to turn PICKSTYLE to 1 in order to select and turn PICKSTYLE to 0 if you need to edit the item.