Topic: How to reset variables in the get midpoint functions

[chlh_jd]

Sorry , I must go out now .  I 'll discuss with you tomorrow .

[gile]

I've actually got that set up in my CUI as a keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+M

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[jaydee]

Thankyou all reponding to my post. your advice help me alot.
Have a good weekend.

[chlh_jd]

Sorry , I must go out now .  I 'll discuss with you tomorrow .

Or just type M2P or MTP 

I've actually got that set up in my CUI as a keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+M

All I can figure from the "System Access Device" ...  ... perhaps the OSnap? Strange though ... I've never run into such situation where the midpoint picked an endpoint. Maybe I've just been "lucky".

I'm sorry for my poor English . 'System Access Point Device in use'  perhaps is that
The CommandLine Now allow to input a point  or point coordinates .

[irneb]

Oh! That's fine I suppose, but you're converting a point's XYZ into a string to pass to the SendKeys method. The accuracy is not going to be a good as when you pass the value directly from lisp through the command/vl-cmdf functions.

Also you don't prefix the point with the forced None object snap. Though I'm unsure why I've never had such a problem with using M2P instead.

[chlh_jd]

Oh! That's fine I suppose, but you're converting a point's XYZ into a string to pass to the SendKeys method. The accuracy is not going to be a good as when you pass the value directly from lisp through the command/vl-cmdf functions.

Also you don't prefix the point with the forced None object snap. Though I'm unsure why I've never had such a problem with using M2P instead.

The accuracy can be set higher through (rtos a 2 or higher

[Lee Mac]

I'm sorry for my poor English . 'System Access Point Device in use'  perhaps is that
The CommandLine Now allow to input a point  or point coordinates .

Does this not work for you:

Code: [Select]

Command:
Command: _line Specify first point:
Specify next point or [Undo]: m2p
First point of mid: Second point of mid:
Specify next point or [Undo]:
Specify next point or [Close/Undo]:

[chlh_jd]

I'm sorry for my poor English . 'System Access Point Device in use'  perhaps is that
The CommandLine Now allow to input a point  or point coordinates .

Does this not work for you:

Code: [Select]

Command:
Command: _line Specify first point:
Specify next point or [Undo]: m2p
First point of mid: Second point of mid:
Specify next point or [Undo]:
Specify next point or [Close/Undo]:

the command m2p or mtp can be use in my ACAD2010, but not for ACAD2004

[irneb]

The accuracy can be set higher through (rtos a 2 8 ) or higher

Just not sure why you'd want to go that route! It seems a lot of extra just so you can send a piece of converted text (which is unnecessary with command) through an ActiveX Script-Object to the running command. I can understand using it when your running command is also a lisp routine, but not for normal commands / non-lisp addons.