Kostritz Posted January 28, 2009 Posted January 28, 2009 We have a small office, and I'm trying to get things a bit more standardized, so I've started to look at scripting. I've found some good tutorial resources (such as Ralph Grabowski's lessons on the upfrontezine website, among others here and elsewhere.) What I'm having trouble finding is a list of the commands that are, and are NOT, available to scripts, as well as the subcommands within each command (unless, of course, the list within the help file is pretty much the extent of it...but it doesn't seem to be, so far - some work, some don't.) I've been trying to investigate by trial and error...but hey, I'm on the clock here.:wink: If there's a place I can find such a list, I'd greatly appreciate a url. Google has not been my friend, and the Autodesk site hasn't yielded up its secrets to me. Tangent: what I'm trying to do at the moment is automate loading base-plan xrefs into a sheet file viewport as plan/demo plan etc, which I've had some success with, but I still need the innards of the layer controls having to do with viewport visabilty/line type etc. Am I better off looking at macros for this? (Note: we use AutoCAD LT, which does not allow the use of the "action recorder," nor can we use AutoLISP.) (so...this is my 3rd attempt to post this...apoligies in advance if I get multiple posts.) Quote
dbroada Posted January 28, 2009 Posted January 28, 2009 up until now the only commands that don't work are new ones that use a dialogue box, such as Find & Replace. Older commands that use dialogue boxes have a command line equivalent which can be called by adding a - infront of the command, such as use -INSERT rather than INSERT. Since I mainly use old commands I haven't found much, other than F&R that can't be done in script. Quote
Kostritz Posted January 29, 2009 Author Posted January 29, 2009 Thanks for the reply, Dave. I'm thinking I may have solved at least part of my difficulty - I hadn't really looked as closely at the F1 menus as I should have. The information I need is in there, just a step down from where I was looking, and not exactly in the format I expected. Quote
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