It wouldn't flash and it wouldn't zoom while it was running. Draw a diagonal line from the lower left corner of the drawing area to the upper right corner. I know I separated it again but I cannot get it to work if it is all in one lisp. Now you will use the macro program to create a keyboard macro that changes the last object drawn to a layer called hidden.
#Autocad lisp draw line until exit trial
"LWEIGHT" "default" "#*|P*-TAMPERSWITCH*"Īfter some more trial and error I got it to function the way I want except I need some help with the error handler portion. "LWEIGHT" "1" "#*|E-COMMUNICATION_CEILING*" "LWEIGHT" "default" "#*|E-SECURITY_CEILING*" "LWEIGHT" "default" "#*|E-NURSE_CALL_CEILING*" VLIDE is finished running, but Visual LISP is still available from the AutoCAD command line to run your functions and expressions. Control of the computer is then returned to the AutoCAD drawing editor. "LWEIGHT" "default" "#*|E-FIRE_ALARM_CEILING*" Selecting either of these exit options will normally close the current project, giving you the opportunity to save any files you may have modified. "LWEIGHT" "default" "#*|E-COMMUNICATION_CEILING*" Now, the Fillet command continues to be the active command until you exit by pressing Esc. AutoCAD asks for the command that you would like to repeat - in this case, Fillet. At the command line, type the Multiple command. THIS MACRO MUST BE KEPT SEPARATE FROM LWTFLASHON OR IT WILL NOT RUN AND WILL NOT ALLOW ZOOMING AND PANNING WHILE FLASHING. You can tell AutoCAD to repeat any command. THIS MACRO MUST BE KEPT SEPARATE FROM LWTFLASHOFF OR IT WILL NOT RUN AND WILL NOT ALLOW ZOOMING AND PANNING WHILE FLASHING. This what I have so far and what I need to accomplish is that when it is canceled it returns all the lineweights to default and turns off lwdisplay.
Sounds to me like the programs need the work and not the marcro button.
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