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Thread: Function Key - MDL Command Syntax

  1. #1
    Chas Guest

    Function Key - MDL Command Syntax

    I am trying to assign a "mdl load infosnap" and a "mdl unload
    infosnap" command to a single function key. Each hit of the F key
    will either load or unload the mdl similar to how I can turn axis lock
    on or off with the command "axis lock toggle" assign to my F8 key.

    QUESTION: Is this possible? If yes, How?

    Thanks in advance to any and all responses.......

  2. #2
    Mike Palmer Guest
    No.

    I am trying to assign a "mdl load infosnap" and a "mdl unload
    infosnap" command to a single function key. Each hit of the F key
    will either load or unload the mdl similar to how I can turn axis lock
    on or off with the command "axis lock toggle" assign to my F8 key.

    QUESTION: Is this possible? If yes, How?

  3. #3
    Chris Zakrewsky Guest
    Hi,

    No, to my knowledge it is not possible.

    But the question is why you want to do it?

    InfoSnap has a fair number of keyins which can be used to enable/disable
    some parts of its functionality. Some of them work as toggles. Probably the
    end result would be the same as loading/unloading the whole thing.

    --
    Best regards / Med bästa hälsningar,
    /Chris Z.


    "Chas" <pantherfan704@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:7f7b8959.0409231543.465a416e@posting.google.c om...
    I am trying to assign a "mdl load infosnap" and a "mdl unload
    infosnap" command to a single function key. Each hit of the F key
    will either load or unload the mdl similar to how I can turn axis lock
    on or off with the command "axis lock toggle" assign to my F8 key.

    QUESTION: Is this possible? If yes, How?

    Thanks in advance to any and all responses.......

  4. #4
    Chas Guest
    "Chris Zakrewsky" <for-my-address-look@www.ustation.se> wrote in message news:<s7h6d.4403$d5.34260@newsb.telia.net>...
    But the question is why you want to do it?

    Best regards / Med bästa hälsningar,
    /Chris Z.
    I use the tenative button to bring up the popup with my selection
    choices of information but the popup occasionally becomes a hinderance
    when I do not need it. I edited the standard menu to include mdl load
    and unload commands as a semi-quick means to enable and disable the
    app but I much prefer function keys (preferably a single f key). This
    is how I toggle graphic group, axis, locks on and off.

    I also have been unable to activate the app in two concurrent sessions
    of Microstation.

  5. #5
    Chris Zakrewsky Guest
    but the popup occasionally becomes a hinderance
    when I do not need it.
    Use keyin: INFOSNAP MUTE

    Does it help?

    --
    Best regards / Med bästa hälsningar,
    /Chris Z.


    "Chas" <pantherfan704@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:7f7b8959.0409301700.61ee0953@posting.google.c om...
    "Chris Zakrewsky" <for-my-address-look@www.ustation.se> wrote in message news:<s7h6d.4403$d5.34260@newsb.telia.net>...

    But the question is why you want to do it?

    Best regards / Med bästa hälsningar,
    /Chris Z.

    I use the tenative button to bring up the popup with my selection
    choices of information but the popup occasionally becomes a hinderance
    when I do not need it. I edited the standard menu to include mdl load
    and unload commands as a semi-quick means to enable and disable the
    app but I much prefer function keys (preferably a single f key). This
    is how I toggle graphic group, axis, locks on and off.

    I also have been unable to activate the app in two concurrent sessions
    of Microstation.

  6. #6
    Chas Guest
    "Chris Zakrewsky" <for-my-address-look@www.ustation.se> wrote in message news:<gm87d.104793$dP1.383612@newsc.telia.net>...
    but the popup occasionally becomes a hinderance
    when I do not need it.

    Use keyin: INFOSNAP MUTE

    Does it help?

    --
    Best regards / Med bästa hälsningar,
    /Chris Z.
    Yep, I start the mdl with a key-in tied into the menubar and then use
    the INFOSNAP MUTE on a function key (F9)

    thanks.....

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    function key syntax

    I am retired but cannot stop playing with ustn, whether it be for my house reticulation or modelling canoes for ply cutting profiles. I had a problem remembering the function key syntax to place a line at a level, with colour,weight & style. Finally got it. lv=1;co=4;lc=0;wt=4....I don't think the sequence is important. It's the semi-colon divisor. I have found that seven such level decisions let me draft with just the right amount of level viewing control. Plus better reference file usage. I am from the mechanical engineering field. That doesn't mean piping. Other commands are easy. lock axis (it's a toggle). Undo. Redo. (use them all the time). KY=2 (use this to get back to the "normal" element division snap of 2). A nice one is, "capture dialogue". That's ust'n version of "print screen". Why use function keys?
    Being a contractor, going from site to site, one found that IT support varied to extremes. Sometimes one just had to do of what the manager had no idea. One had to be not "a" draftsman, but the bloke that didn't cause any trouble. And could do the job. Quietly. Best of luck with this.

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