ai_molc question

It's probably an application, not a direct command. try (c:ai_molc). Note that
there is no simple way to feed commands to an application if it is not set up as
a function. You will need a script file to do that.

rs

 

Sorry about that...

In AutoCAD 2002, if I type "ai_molc" and hit return in autocad, the
correct command is issued.

If I type (command "ai_molc") the dreaded "unknown command" is issued.

Why is that? How can I issue this command in autolisp?

Thanks,

Harry

 

(defun c:go ()
(prompt "\nCalling AI_MOLC command")
(C:ai_molc)
); function
......
or more simply:
(C:ai_molc)

Should call it.

Bob

 

It was used in a lisp program to assign keyboard functions.

I changed:

(DEFUN C:SS () (COMMAND "AI_MOLC"))

to

(DEFUN C:SS () (C:AI_MOLC))

and it works fine.

Thanks to all.

Harry

p.s.
Sorry for the late response. I'm new to the newsgroup and assumed that
I would receive an e-mail notification also. Is there any easy way to
know that messages are being responded to. I'm using Netscape 7.2 mail
client.

 

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