Redefining a block in a script

Is there a way to use the insert command in a script routine to redefine an existing block definition? The problem I am having is that while running the script, AutoCAD asks for an insertion point for the block. Without the script, when I redefine a block and am prompted for the insertion point, I usually hit ESC, which cancels the command, but the block is redefined anyway. In the script, I've tried using ^C^C, which I believe means cancel, but AutoCAD doesn't recognize it.

Am I doing something wrong, or is there another way this can be done?

 

Try:
(command "-insert =" "path/path/blockname" ip "" "" "")
I think that's where the "=" sign goes..
Bob

 

Bob,

I tried that, but still can't get it to work right. Here's the string I'm using:

(command "-insert ="KTA_DETAIL" "I:\BLOCKS\KTA_DETAIL" ip "" "" "")

After I run the string, AutoCAD prompts with ("_>

What am I doing wrong?

is that correct?

 

Change:
(command "-insert ="KTA_DETAIL" "I:\BLOCKS\KTA_DETAIL" ip "" "" "")
to:
(command "-insert =" "KTA_DETAIL" "I:\BLOCKS\KTA_DETAIL" ip "" "" "")

Added another " next to blockname.

Bob

 

Or maybe:
(command "-insert =" "I:\BLOCKS\KTA_DETAIL" ip "" "" "")
It will pick up the blockname from the end..
Bob