Topic: Qsave command

[Andrea]

Hi,

How can i re-assing the _.qsave command ??


any idea ??

[Dommy2Hotty]

and by re-assign you mean?  re-assign it to a different alias? say, QS instead of QSAVE?

[whdjr]

Yes you can.

[Dommy2Hotty]

Yes you can.

I don't think that's gonna help out too much
I'm just trying to make sure I know what she wants to do before explaining what she doesn't want to do...

[CADaver]

I'm just trying to make sure I know what she wants to do before explaining what she doesn't want to do...

Andrea is a "he".

[whdjr]

I don't think that's gonna help out too much  
I'm just trying to make sure I know what she wants to do before explaining what she doesn't want to do...

I was in sarcasm mode when I wrote that earlier.

I wouldn't give any directions either without cautioning first.

[Dommy2Hotty]

I'm just trying to make sure I know what she wants to do before explaining what she doesn't want to do...

Andrea is a "he".

 

[Andrea]

ok all,,,

first.......I'm a man

second.....
If we can....HOW ?
I don't want to créate a shortcut...I need to REPLACE the command.
or if you prefer....CAN we DISABLE the _.QSAVE command ??

thanks.

[CADaver]

ok all,,,

first.......I'm a man

second.....
If we can....HOW ?
I don't want to créate a shortcut...I need to REPLACE the command.
or if you prefer....CAN we DISABLE the _.QSAVE command ??

thanks.

UNDEFINE QSAVE will undefine the core QSAVE, but it can still be accessed by adding a "dot" in front .qsave.  Then you can use lisp to (defun c:qsave ()...) to anything you like.