menu screen

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by dc, Sep 10, 2003.

  1. dc

    dc Guest

    hello
    can anyone give me the code to make the "display menu screen" togle on &
    off.
    TIA
     
    dc, Sep 10, 2003
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  2. dc

    Unit335 Guest

    What do you mean by "display menu"?

    If you are talking about dialog boxes, the command is "filedia" with and
    answer of "0" or "1":

    From AutoCAD 2000 help:

    "0" Does not display dialog boxes. You can still request a file dialog box
    to appear by entering a tilde (~) in response to the command's prompt. The
    same is true for AutoLISP and ADS functions.

    "1" Displays file dialog boxes. However, if a script or AutoLISP/ObjectARX
    program is active, AutoCAD displays an ordinary prompt.

    The only other thing your message may be speaking of is the text/graphics
    screen, which is "F2," or "textscr" & "graphscr" from the command line.

    Beyond those two, I don't understand your question.

    -Donald in Austin
    AA #2104
     
    Unit335, Sep 10, 2003
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  3. dc

    Unit335 Guest

    Nix the previous message.

    I figured out what you're trying to do. Now lets see if I can do it
    again....

    -Donald in Austin
    AA #2104
     
    Unit335, Sep 10, 2003
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  4. dc

    arkatek Guest

    In Preferences...
    Display tab...
    check display screen menu button
     
    arkatek, Sep 10, 2003
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  5. dc

    Unit335 Guest

    I believe he is looking for a toggle for what you indicated, similar to a
    command line syntax that can be put into a button or acad.lsp.

    I've probably written twenty of these types of menus over the years, but I
    always accessed it with button "4" of my tablet and called it "pop 0." But
    that was back on a DOS system. (don't make fun of my gray hair...)

    damn, damn, damn.....what would work....
     
    Unit335, Sep 10, 2003
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  6. dc

    Unit335 Guest

    I checked out what you wrote just to see....

    Now, how do you toggle it back off?
     
    Unit335, Sep 10, 2003
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  7. dc

    JP Guest

    This is a toggle.

    If its on, its turned off, if its off, its turned on.

    Just copy the line and paste it on the command prompt-line, you'll see what
    happens.

    Jan
     
    JP, Sep 10, 2003
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  8. dc

    dc Guest

    Paul,
    many thanks
    Dave
     
    dc, Sep 10, 2003
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