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boundary question

masamasa

hello:

 

i am unable to select a boundary so that i am not unable to delete the boundary.

 

is there a way to select and remove a boundary?

 

what prevents me from selecting and removing a boundary?

 

regards

masa

 

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  • masamasa
    +1

    i found a way to remove the boundary by using the skill code named gridded_shape_cleanup.il.

  • JCTEYSSIER0
    0 in reply to masamasa

    Thank you for sharing.

    Can not read it: it is coded (binary format, not ASCII ) Disappointed

    I was curious about the way it was done. I will do not know Slight smile

  • Hoangkhoipcb
    +1 in reply to JCTEYSSIER0

    Hello 

    you can refer this one.

    (axlCmdRegister "gridded shape cleanup" (quote removeFigures) ?cmdType "INTERACTIVE")
procedure(removeFigures()
    let((figures)
    axlSetFindFilter(?enabled
        list("NOALL" "FIGURES" "INVISIBLE") ?onButtons
        list("NOALL" "FIGURES")
    )
    axlAddSelectAll()
    foreach(item
        axlGetSelSet()
        when(((car(parseString((item->layer) "/")) == "BOUNDARY") &&
            !(item->groups))
        (figures = cons(item figures))
        )
    )
    axlClearSelSet()
    axlCloseFindFilter()
    axlMsgPut("Deleting %d figures"
        length(figures)
    )
    axlDeleteObject(figures)
    )
)
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  • Hoangkhoipcb
    +1 in reply to JCTEYSSIER0

    Hello 

    you can refer this one.

    (axlCmdRegister "gridded shape cleanup" (quote removeFigures) ?cmdType "INTERACTIVE")
procedure(removeFigures()
    let((figures)
    axlSetFindFilter(?enabled
        list("NOALL" "FIGURES" "INVISIBLE") ?onButtons
        list("NOALL" "FIGURES")
    )
    axlAddSelectAll()
    foreach(item
        axlGetSelSet()
        when(((car(parseString((item->layer) "/")) == "BOUNDARY") &&
            !(item->groups))
        (figures = cons(item figures))
        )
    )
    axlClearSelSet()
    axlCloseFindFilter()
    axlMsgPut("Deleting %d figures"
        length(figures)
    )
    axlDeleteObject(figures)
    )
)
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