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Thread: How to implementation "Ctrl+F6" in visual lisp

  1. #1
    Adesu Guest

    How to implementation "Ctrl+F6" in visual lisp

    I have trouble to implementation "Ctrl+F6" in visual lisp or to change from
    session drawing1.dwg to drawing2.dwg,would you help me,please

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    Daniel J. Altamura, R.A. Guest
    From AutoCAD help:

    COORDS

    Type: Integer
    Saved in: Registry
    Initial value: 1

    Controls when coordinates are updated on the status line.
    0 Coordinate display is updated as you specify points with the pointing
    device
    1 Display of absolute coordinates is updated continuously
    2 Display of absolute coordinates is updated continuously, and distance and
    angle from last point are displayed when a distance or angle is requested

    So you could use (setvar "coords" 0) to turn them off, for example.

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    Daniel J. Altamura, R.A.
    Altamura Architectural Consulting
    and SoftWorx, Autodesk Authorized Developer
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    "Adesu" <mteybid@yuasabattery.co.id> wrote in message
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    I have trouble to implementation "Ctrl+F6" in visual lisp or to change from
    session drawing1.dwg to drawing2.dwg,would you help me,please

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