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Custom dialog boxes examples?

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MickD:
A simple rule of thumb for doc locking - if you're coming from a dialog to the editor (after hitting your pick points button say) you need to lock the document because you're coming from a non document context to the doc context and you have to let autocad know.
If you are running a command from the command line (no windows), autocad automatically looks after the locking operation.

T.Willey:
Thanks Kerry and Mick.  I think I understand now about locking.

Glenn R:

--- Quote ---if you're coming from a dialog to the editor (after hitting your pick points button say) you need to lock the document
--- End quote ---

Only if the dialog is modeless...well not quite true, but good enough for this discussion.

T.Willey:

--- Quote from: Glenn R on August 07, 2006, 08:05:17 AM ---
--- Quote ---if you're coming from a dialog to the editor (after hitting your pick points button say) you need to lock the document
--- End quote ---

Only if the dialog is modeless...well not quite true, but good enough for this discussion.

--- End quote ---
Thanks Glenn. I'm sure there area  lot of little things that will take writting code to understand, but this is good for now.

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