[Script for all classes]

Thanks for the help!
Is it actually possible to turn off class groups with a procedure?
Or is there also a procedure that can control classes that start with the same character or word as "Wall"?

[Script for all classes]

Just now, t.aichele@freudig.com said:

Hello everyone, I would like to write a script in which I can show all classes.
However, I want to keep 2 specific classes invisible.
What procedures can I take?

 

[Script for all classes]

hallo Zusammen, ich möchte mir ein Skript schreiben bei dem ich alle Klassen einblenden kann.
Allderdings möchte ich 2 bestimmte Klassen unsichtbar lassen.
Welche Prozeduren kann ich darfür nehmen?

[Help with executing the tool command]

 

Thanks for the brief analysis of my script, now I understand the matter a little better. I apologize for my questions, but I'm new to scripting and want to learn how to do it. So it would be better to program things properly right from the start. Can I solve this more easily with Python? What would such a program look like?

[Help with executing the tool command]

 

I mean that I have to click twice in the drawing. To be more precise, the tool is not executed until the second click. e.g. With the rectangle tool, I define the starting point with the first click. With my tool, nothing happens at the first click.

[Help with executing the tool command]

Hello everybody, I have created a tool command and call it up via an icon button. I have the problem that I first have to click in the drawing area before I can work with the actual command. What did I do wrong?

 

Choose_Standard='Freudig_2'
c= 'Bemaßung'
tsize=10

import vs;
def CustTool():
    Result = vs.SetDefaultBeginningMarker(0, 15, 0.118103, 0.000000, 34, 0.050000, False); 
    Result = vs.SetDefaultEndMarker(0, 15, 0.118103, 0.000000, 34, 0.050000, False);
    vs.PenSize(14);
    vs.PenBack(256);
    vs.PenFore(1271);
    Name = '';
    if vs.Name2Index(Name) > 0:
        vs.PenPatN(-vs.Name2Index(Name));

CustTool();

Dim_Std = {} #Dictionary of  Name and Index Number
i=0;v=''

while v !=1:
    try:
        vs.SetDimStd(i)
    except:
        pass
    vs.LinearDim((0,0), (0,0), 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)
    h=vs.LNewObj()
    v=vs.GetObjectVariableInt(h,0) #if 1 the function switched to 1 because of an error
    n=vs.GetObjectVariableString(h,27)
    vs.DelObject(h)
    i=i-1
    if v !=1:
        Dim_Std[n] = v

vs.NameClass(c);
vs.SetDimStd (Dim_Std.get(Choose_Standard));
vs.SetPref(44,True);
vs.SetTool(-211);
vs.TextSize(tsize)