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Select the files in the Finder of Mac OS that you wish to batch rename Right-click (or Control+Click) on the selected files and choose “Rename X Items” where X is the number of files selected In the “Rename Finder Items” tool that appears, choose ‘Replace Text’ from the dropdown (this is the default). If the CSV file contains a Block Name column (optional 3 rd column, or 2 nd column if no Layout column is present), the ’Block Name Column’ parameter must be set to t. The column headings of the Drawing, Layout, and Block columns are arbitrary and will not affect the program in any way.Function Syntaxutb (to run manually)Current Version1.9DownloadUpdateTitleblockV1-9.lspView HTML VersionUpdateTitleblockV1-9.htmlSample Drawing & CSV FileSample.zipDonateProgram Description
This program offers the ability to automatically update drawing titleblock attributes (or indeed, any attributed blocks) with values sourced from a CSV file (a comma/character-separated-value file which may be opened & edited as an Excel spreadsheet).
The program is designed to run automatically when loaded and, after being correctly configured, may be added to the Startup Suite or acaddoc.lsp to enable drawing titleblocks or other attributed blocks to be automatically updated upon opening a drawing or running a script.
If loaded on startup, when a drawing is opened, a CSV file may be selected or automatically read by the program from a known location, and block attributes are automatically & silently updated using values corresponding to the rows associated with the active drawing in the CSV file.
The CSV file should take the following format:
(*The Layout & Block Name columns are optional)
An example of a CSV file demonstrating the above format and an accompanying drawing containing a sample attributed block for use with the program is available to download from the link at the top of this page.
When the program is run: if the drawing name (with or without extension) appears in the first column of the CSV file (not case-sensitive), attributes with tags corresponding to the column headings will be updated with values from the row in which the drawing filename resides.
The Layout column is optional; if present in the CSV file, the flag at the top of the code must be set, else the Layout column will be treated as another attribute tag. If the Layout column is used, titleblock attributes will be updated for each layout in a row associated with the drawing filename.
Similarly, the Block column is also optional; if the Block column is used and the flag located near the top of the program code has been set appropriately, the program will only update attributed blocks whose block name resides in this column.
A block filter is also included in the settings at the top of the code so that the user may opt to update specific blocks within drawings. This block filter may use wildcards, i.e. ’*BORDER’. If set to nil or set to ’*’, all blocks with attribute tags equal to the column headings in the CSV Drawing Register will be updated with the corresponding values.DemonstrationNotes:
*The program is currently set to run when loaded so that titleblocks may be automatically updated when a drawing is opened. To disable this autorun feature, remove or comment the line of code annotated at the end of the program source code.
*If the block filter at the top of the code is left as nil or set to ’*’, all attributed blocks containing attribute tags equal to the column headings in the CSV file will be updated with the corresponding values.
*The filename of the CSV file may be hard-coded into the settings at the top of the code, so that the file may be automatically read without a file selection prompt. If nil, the program will prompt the user to select a CSV file to read.
*If the CSV file contains a Layout column (optional 2nd column), the ’Layout Column’ parameter must be set to t.
*If the CSV file contains a Block Name column (optional 3rd column, or 2nd column if no Layout column is present), the ’Block Name Column’ parameter must be set to t.
*The column headings of the Drawing, Layout, and Block columns are arbitrary and will not affect the program in any way.
*All column headings are not case-sensitive.
*Drawing filenames (1st column), Layout names (optional 2nd column), & Block names (optional 3rd column, or 2nd column if no Layout column is present) are not case-sensitive.
*Please read the code header for more information.Instructions for RunningChange Folder Name In Mac
This program is designed to run when loaded. The program may also be called from the AutoCAD command-line at any time using the syntax as noted above.
Refer to How to Run an AutoLISP Program for instructions on how to load this program.
Sometimes you need to move or duplicate files and folders in Mac OS X Lion. One way to copy icons from one place to another is to use the Clipboard. When a file or folder icon is selected, choose Edit→Copy (or use its shortcut, Command+C) to copy the selected icon to the Clipboard. Note that this doesn’t delete the selected item; it just makes a copy of it on the Clipboard. To paste the copied icon in another location, choose Edit→Paste (or use its shortcut, Command+V).
Other methods of copying icons in Mac OS X Lion from one place to another include these:Change Folder Titles On Mac Appstabletsupernal External Drive
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Drag an icon from one folder icon onto another folder icon while holding down the Option key. Release the mouse button when the second folder is highlighted.
When you copy something by dragging and dropping it with the Option key held down, the cursor changes to include a little plus sign (+) next to the arrow.
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Drag an icon into an open window for another folder while holding down the Option key. Drag the icon for the file or folder that you want to copy into the open window for a second folder (or other hard disk or removable media such as a USB flash drive).
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Choose File→Duplicate (Command+D) or right- or Control-click the file or folder that you want to duplicate and then choose Duplicate from the contextual menu that appears. This makes a copy of the selected icon, adds the word copy to its name, and then places the copy in the same window as the original icon.
You can cut an icon’s name, but you can’t cut the icon itself; you may only copy an icon.
To achieve the effect of cutting an icon, select the icon, copy it to the Clipboard, paste it in its new location, and then move the original icon to the Trash.
When you copy a file, it’s wise to change the name of the copied file. Having more than one file on your hard drive with exactly the same name isn’t a good idea, even if the files are in different folders.Change Folder Titles On Mac Appstabletsupernal Hard Drive
You can have lots of files with the same name on the same disk. But your Mac won’t let you have more than one file with the same name and extension in the same folder.
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*Change Folder Name In Mac
*Change Folder Titles On Mac Appstabletsupernal External Drive
*Change Folder Titles On Mac Appstabletsupernal Hard Drive
Select the files in the Finder of Mac OS that you wish to batch rename Right-click (or Control+Click) on the selected files and choose “Rename X Items” where X is the number of files selected In the “Rename Finder Items” tool that appears, choose ‘Replace Text’ from the dropdown (this is the default). If the CSV file contains a Block Name column (optional 3 rd column, or 2 nd column if no Layout column is present), the ’Block Name Column’ parameter must be set to t. The column headings of the Drawing, Layout, and Block columns are arbitrary and will not affect the program in any way.Function Syntaxutb (to run manually)Current Version1.9DownloadUpdateTitleblockV1-9.lspView HTML VersionUpdateTitleblockV1-9.htmlSample Drawing & CSV FileSample.zipDonateProgram Description
This program offers the ability to automatically update drawing titleblock attributes (or indeed, any attributed blocks) with values sourced from a CSV file (a comma/character-separated-value file which may be opened & edited as an Excel spreadsheet).
The program is designed to run automatically when loaded and, after being correctly configured, may be added to the Startup Suite or acaddoc.lsp to enable drawing titleblocks or other attributed blocks to be automatically updated upon opening a drawing or running a script.
If loaded on startup, when a drawing is opened, a CSV file may be selected or automatically read by the program from a known location, and block attributes are automatically & silently updated using values corresponding to the rows associated with the active drawing in the CSV file.
The CSV file should take the following format:
(*The Layout & Block Name columns are optional)
An example of a CSV file demonstrating the above format and an accompanying drawing containing a sample attributed block for use with the program is available to download from the link at the top of this page.
When the program is run: if the drawing name (with or without extension) appears in the first column of the CSV file (not case-sensitive), attributes with tags corresponding to the column headings will be updated with values from the row in which the drawing filename resides.
The Layout column is optional; if present in the CSV file, the flag at the top of the code must be set, else the Layout column will be treated as another attribute tag. If the Layout column is used, titleblock attributes will be updated for each layout in a row associated with the drawing filename.
Similarly, the Block column is also optional; if the Block column is used and the flag located near the top of the program code has been set appropriately, the program will only update attributed blocks whose block name resides in this column.
A block filter is also included in the settings at the top of the code so that the user may opt to update specific blocks within drawings. This block filter may use wildcards, i.e. ’*BORDER’. If set to nil or set to ’*’, all blocks with attribute tags equal to the column headings in the CSV Drawing Register will be updated with the corresponding values.DemonstrationNotes:
*The program is currently set to run when loaded so that titleblocks may be automatically updated when a drawing is opened. To disable this autorun feature, remove or comment the line of code annotated at the end of the program source code.
*If the block filter at the top of the code is left as nil or set to ’*’, all attributed blocks containing attribute tags equal to the column headings in the CSV file will be updated with the corresponding values.
*The filename of the CSV file may be hard-coded into the settings at the top of the code, so that the file may be automatically read without a file selection prompt. If nil, the program will prompt the user to select a CSV file to read.
*If the CSV file contains a Layout column (optional 2nd column), the ’Layout Column’ parameter must be set to t.
*If the CSV file contains a Block Name column (optional 3rd column, or 2nd column if no Layout column is present), the ’Block Name Column’ parameter must be set to t.
*The column headings of the Drawing, Layout, and Block columns are arbitrary and will not affect the program in any way.
*All column headings are not case-sensitive.
*Drawing filenames (1st column), Layout names (optional 2nd column), & Block names (optional 3rd column, or 2nd column if no Layout column is present) are not case-sensitive.
*Please read the code header for more information.Instructions for RunningChange Folder Name In Mac
This program is designed to run when loaded. The program may also be called from the AutoCAD command-line at any time using the syntax as noted above.
Refer to How to Run an AutoLISP Program for instructions on how to load this program.
Sometimes you need to move or duplicate files and folders in Mac OS X Lion. One way to copy icons from one place to another is to use the Clipboard. When a file or folder icon is selected, choose Edit→Copy (or use its shortcut, Command+C) to copy the selected icon to the Clipboard. Note that this doesn’t delete the selected item; it just makes a copy of it on the Clipboard. To paste the copied icon in another location, choose Edit→Paste (or use its shortcut, Command+V).
Other methods of copying icons in Mac OS X Lion from one place to another include these:Change Folder Titles On Mac Appstabletsupernal External Drive
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Drag an icon from one folder icon onto another folder icon while holding down the Option key. Release the mouse button when the second folder is highlighted.
When you copy something by dragging and dropping it with the Option key held down, the cursor changes to include a little plus sign (+) next to the arrow.
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Drag an icon into an open window for another folder while holding down the Option key. Drag the icon for the file or folder that you want to copy into the open window for a second folder (or other hard disk or removable media such as a USB flash drive).
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Choose File→Duplicate (Command+D) or right- or Control-click the file or folder that you want to duplicate and then choose Duplicate from the contextual menu that appears. This makes a copy of the selected icon, adds the word copy to its name, and then places the copy in the same window as the original icon.
You can cut an icon’s name, but you can’t cut the icon itself; you may only copy an icon.
To achieve the effect of cutting an icon, select the icon, copy it to the Clipboard, paste it in its new location, and then move the original icon to the Trash.
When you copy a file, it’s wise to change the name of the copied file. Having more than one file on your hard drive with exactly the same name isn’t a good idea, even if the files are in different folders.Change Folder Titles On Mac Appstabletsupernal Hard Drive
You can have lots of files with the same name on the same disk. But your Mac won’t let you have more than one file with the same name and extension in the same folder.
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