How to assign a macro to a command?
Command macros can contain commands, special characters, DIESEL expressions, or AutoLISP programming code. You can define and then assign a macro to a command by modifying the Macro property of a command in the Customize User Interface Editor (Windows) or the Customize dialog box (Mac OS).
How to share command macros in AutoCAD LT?
SHARE Command macros can contain commands, special characters, DIESEL expressions, or AutoLISP programming code. You can define and then assign a macro to a command by modifying the Macro property of a command in the Customize User Interface Editor (Windows) or the Customize dialog box (Mac OS). Note: AutoLISP is not supported in AutoCAD LT.
Do you need a semicolon in a macro?
Some macros require special terminators. For example, the TEXT command requires you to press Enter rather than Spacebar to terminate the command and some commands require more than one press of the Spacebar or Enter to complete. Two special conventions resolve these problems. A semicolon (;) in a macro is equivalent to pressing Enter.
Which is an example of a macro in Autodesk?
A macro defines the action that should be performed when a user interface element is used. It can be as simple as a command (such as circle) and include special characters (such as ^C^C). For example, the macro ^C^C_.circle \\1, draws a circle with a radius of 1 unit.
When do you first create a macro in AutoCAD?
When you first create a macro, you commonly create it using the command names and option values in the language of the product which you are familiar. Each command and option has a local and global name that allows your macros to be used by other languages of the product.
Where do you Paste a macro in AutoCAD?
To add your command Macro to the new toolbar button, right click on the ‘Run script’ tool palette button, and chose ‘Properties’. You can now paste your Macro in under ‘Command string’. Click on the OK button to close the dialogue and save your Macro.