Missing some shortcut commands

[tombu]

Thanks, I'll see if it helps

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Lisp is probably my best option.

(defun c:l ()
 (command "LINE")
)
(defun c:m ()
 (command "MOVE")
)
;; et cetera

What is "l" and "m" assigned to on your PC now? I've never heard of anyone changing them from "line" and "move".

[Emmanuel Delay]

Autocomplete takes over when I start typing. With this lisp, this doesn't happen anymore.

 

On a fresh install, L first triggered LAYOUTLINE (XLINE)

X didn't do EXPLODE, but also did XLINE

...

[tombu]

Autocomplete takes over when I start typing. With this lisp, this doesn't happen anymore.

On a fresh install, L first triggered LAYOUTLINE (XLINE)

X didn't do EXPLODE, but also did XLINE

...

 

You need to find out what happened to your PGP file. That not out of the box behavior!

[Dadgad]

I must admit I'm pretty disappointed they removed these aliases.

I don't like to be forced to make these kind of personal settings. I like to keep Autocad as close as possible to the factory settings.

 

The risk of keeping your Autocad as close as possible to the default factory settings, is that the Autodesk programmers aren't going to solicit your input before they mess things up.

If you want to hardwire certain aliases into your installation, just add them to the bottom user customization section of your .pgp file, or do the same thing by using ALIASEDIT. Remember to CONFIRM and SAVE any changes you need to make, and in the future those aliases will be honored and won't be changed when migrating to a newer release.

 

As per Tiger's suggestion about changing your commandline search input settings, and if you really don't want any of the new stuff, just select the wrench icon at the end of the blue arrow, and set your options as shown in the screenshot. As shown, after about .6 seconds, if you haven't already hit ENTER, then it will start searching for system variables, which you might want to change. You can turn that off too, or change the delay time to whatever works for you, like 24 hours, possibly, just kidding, one or two seconds, or OFF, up to you.

 

We all work in different ways, familiarity has a lot to do with comfort, it makes us feel safe, and in control. One can always opt to keep using the older version, which fits like a well worn shoe. Typically some of the new features are just fluff, and seem like a waste of everyone's energy, but occasionally somebody screws up and adds something really useful. Case in point; I think that the option to display input suggestions by frequency of usage, instead of alphabetically is pretty cool. Better than seeing a list of all the usual suspects (many of which you may have NEVER used PERIOD, and likely never will), you see the ones which you PERSONALLY use the most moved to the top of the list ranked by frequency.

 

It sounds to me, as if you would be a likely candidate for RIGHT CLICK CUSTOMIZATION, if you aren't already familiar with, or using it.

I really like it, as I resent having to take my right hand off the mouse when in the groove.

 

tombu is right, those are not standard shortcalls, seems to indicate that the .pgp has been monkeyed with.

How about posting a screenshot of your .pgp file, let's see what else is out of kilter?

Edited May 28, 2015 by Dadgad

[Emmanuel Delay]

You need to find out what happened to your PGP file. That not out of the box behavior!

 

Ah, that's right

My acad.pgp was missing.

 

Mystery solved, I guess; I made one and saved it in "C:\Autodesk_2015\support"

Now it all works as it should.

 

Thanks guys

Edited May 27, 2015 by Emmanuel Delay