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Select Filter
Adds filter properties to the current filter.
Object Types and Logical Operators Lists object types that you can filter and
logical operators (AND, OR, XOR, and NOT) for grouping the filter expressions.
If you use logical operators, make sure that you pair and balance them correctly
in the filter list. The number of operands you can enclose depends on the
operation.
Logical operators
Ending operatorEnclosesStarting operator
End ANDOne or more operandsBegin AND
End OROne or more operandsBegin OR
End XORTwo operandsBegin XOR
End NOTOne operandBegin NOT
For example, the following filter selects all circles except the ones with a radius
greater than or equal to 1.0:
Object =Circle
**Begin NOT
Circle Radius >= 1.00
**End NOT
X, Y, Z Parameters Define additional filter parameters depending on the
object. For example, if you select Line Start, you can enter the X, Y, and Z
coordinate values that you want to filter.
In the filter parameters, you can use relative operators such as < (less than) or
> (greater than). For example, the following filter selects all circles with center
points greater than or equal to 1,1,0 and radii greater than or equal to 1:
Object = Circle
Circle Center X >= 1.0000 Y >= 1.0000 Z >= 0.0000
Circle Radius >= 1.0000
Select Displays a dialog box listing all items of the specified type in the
drawing. Select the items to filter. For example, if you select the object type
Color, Select displays a list of colors to choose for the filter.
Object Selection Filters Dialog Box | 819