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Thread: Before closing a drawing

  1. #1
    Marcel Janmaat Guest

    Before closing a drawing

    Just to know,

    Is it posible to activate some command's before ending a drawing?

    Or should I redefine the close command for this?

    M

  2. #2
    Doug Broad Guest
    vlr-editor-reactor, :vlr-beginClose event.
    but you can't use this to execute commands with the command function.


    "Marcel Janmaat" <m.janmaat@hiensch.nl> wrote in message news:41c9709c_3@newsprd01...
    Just to know,

    Is it posible to activate some command's before ending a drawing?

    Or should I redefine the close command for this?

    M

  3. #3
    Kent Cooper, AIA Guest
    I have simple menu items (involving some macro stuff and a little lisp) that
    I use to end drawings. They set the Layer to Zero, zoom to the drawing
    limits, save it in two places, and close or exit (different versions).

    I would be very reluctant to redefine the close command. I often get into
    some drawing to look at something in it, or copy something out of it, and I
    usually want to just close it without doing anything else, especially
    without saving, so I can see from the file's date when it was last worked
    on.
    --
    Kent Cooper, AIA


    "Marcel Janmaat" wrote...
    Just to know,

    Is it posible to activate some command's before ending a drawing?

    Or should I redefine the close command for this?

    M

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