edit predefined commands

[mwelcharfa]

Is there a way to edit predefined commands, such as save?

[chiefbraincloud]

I haven't done it since lisp, but theoretically you can undefine an autocad command and replace it with your own. After a (very) quick search, I still only see this in the Lisp help.



There is a post on Through the Interface here, if the link works...



It shows a method of watching the DocumentLockModeChanged event, and checking which command caused the event, then deciding whether or not to 'Veto' the command. That might work for you.

[Anonymous]

Short of replacing them with your own versions
(same

way it is done with LISP), there's no way
to 'edit' a

command.

You can handle various events (like for example,
the

BeginSave and SaveComplete events of the
Database),

to get control when a file is saved, if that might
help.

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Is
there a way to edit predefined commands, such as
save?