Finishing a command

[Anonymous]

I've gotten my program to work, but I have one minor problem (it's more of a
nuisance than a problem). When my command is finished, I could like the
command line to show "Command:" once again. I can get this back by hitting
escape, but I want to fix this. Anyone have any ideas?

[pavlos.katsonis]

I had the same symptom and (if I remember correctly) I found out that I didn't unlock the document, by disposing the DocumentLock.

[Anonymous]

Isn't that as simply calling Dispose method of my DocumentLock variable?

wrote in message news:5621128@discussion.autodesk.com...
I had the same symptom and (if I remember correctly) I found out that I
didn't unlock the document, by disposing the DocumentLock.

[pavlos.katsonis]

Well, yes. Obviously the reason for your problem lies elsewhere.

[Anonymous]

When you come here for help with problems like this,
it helps to show some relevant code, like for examle,
what your CommandMethod attribute looks like.

If by chance, it uses CommandFlags.Session or
CommandFlags.Transparent, then that could be
the problem.

In either case, you can use this to force AutoCAD
to display the localized equivalent of the "Command: "
prompt:

Autodesk.AutoCAD.Internal.Utils.PostCommandPrompt();

Which requires a reference to AcMgdInternal.dll.

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"Nathan Guill" wrote in message news:5620957@discussion.autodesk.com...
I've gotten my program to work, but I have one minor problem (it's more of a
nuisance than a problem). When my command is finished, I could like the
command line to show "Command:" once again. I can get this back by hitting
escape, but I want to fix this. Anyone have any ideas?