Topic: command "._undefine" within routine

[Lee Mac]

AHa! 

Got it to work - I set up a command reactor to print the command name on :vlr-commandWillStart, and then used this in the undefine command:

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[color=red]Command:
"3DORBITTRANSPARENT" Regenerating model.[/color]  << Reactor

[color=blue]<reactor switched off now>[/color]


Command:
Command: undefine
Enter command name: 3DORBITTRANSPARENT
[color=red]
Command:  Unknown command "3DORBITTRANSPARENT".  Press F1 for help.[/color] << Command undefined.


[Spike Wilbury]

Jose,

the syntax it is like this:

.ACAD_VMTOOLS.3Dorbittransparent

[Joe Burke]

Hola Luis,

Thanks for trying. The following works to undefine the command:

(command "._undefine" ".ACAD_VMTOOLS.3Dorbittransparent")

But as before, if I start the line command, pick first point, then hold the shift key and scroll button, the command still works.

I also tried undefining 3dorbit like this:

(command "._undefine" ".ACAD_VMTOOLS.3Dorbit")

With both commands undefined and the line exercise again, AutoCAD freeze crash.

[Lee Mac]

Joe,

Just curious, I managed to get it to undefine the command if I put it all in capitals, but couldn't if it was in lower case...

Also, I did it without using the VMTOOLS bit. 

[Joe Burke]

Lee,

That's curious. None of this should be case sensitive AFAIK.

[Lee Mac]

Lee,

That's curious. None of this should be case sensitive AFAIK.

That's what I thought, but I got different results in each case 

[alanjt]

Lee,

That's curious. None of this should be case sensitive AFAIK.

That's what I thought, but I got different results in each case 

lol, case.

[Lee Mac]

Lee,

That's curious. None of this should be case sensitive AFAIK.

That's what I thought, but I got different results in each case 

lol, case.

Haha, wasn't even intended... 

[alanjt]

Lee,

That's curious. None of this should be case sensitive AFAIK.

That's what I thought, but I got different results in each case 

lol, case.

Haha, wasn't even intended... 

in that case, it's even better!