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-ATTDEF — Define Attributes (command line)

Defines an attribute on the command line, like AutoCAD -ATTDEF.

Creates an attribute definition on the command line, with the AutoCAD 2027 -ATTDEF prompts. This is what ATTDEF does in scripts, SCRIPT and AutoLISP.

Usage

  1. Enter -ATTDEF (or -ATT).
  2. Change the modes you need by entering their option (each time it toggles between Y and N) and press Enter when done. The modes are kept for the next definition (like AFLAGS in AutoCAD).
Current attribute modes: Invisible=… Constant=… Verify=… Preset=… Lock position=… Annotative=N Multiple lines=N. Enter an option to change [Invisible/Constant/Verify/Preset/Lock position/Annotative/Multiple lines] <done>:
  1. Enter the tag: a single word without spaces, converted to uppercase.
Enter attribute tag name:
  1. Enter the prompt, the text shown when the block is inserted (not asked if the attribute is constant).
Enter attribute prompt:
  1. Enter the default value (or the fixed value, if it is constant).
Enter default attribute value:
  1. Specify the start point of the text (or an option), its height and its rotation angle.
Specify start point of text or [Justify/Style]:

Options

Enter an option [Left/Center/Right/Align/Middle/Fit/TL/TC/TR/ML/MC/MR/BL/BC/BR]:
Enter style name or [?] <…>:

Notes

See also

ATTDEF · BLOCK · BATTMAN · ATTEDIT

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