Leader text when typing

[chughes]

Is there a setting controlling typed text visibility in the command line when using a leader?  In 2004, text would show in the command line as it was typed.  Now, to see what I am typing, I have to enter the leader dialogue box.

[pendean]

LEADER, QLEADER or MLEADER command? You seem to be describing the latter but wanting one of the first two... .

[chughes]

QLEADER

[pendean]

1. Turn off DYNMODE and you get ADT2004 behavior.

2. Keep DYNMODE on and MTEXT is displayed at the cursor when you start typing after you finished selecting your last point; it's not in a MTEXT editor.

3. Keep DYNMODE on and hit <enter> when prompted at the Mtext entry at the command line and you get the MTEXT editor: just like ADT2004 I believe but it's been so long that's really no longer relevant unless you are only in ADT2005.

[chughes]

None of those worked, Dean. 

Attached are images of the command at the same step.  The 2004 image shows the text.  The 2013 image does not show the text.

I run DYNMODE on 0, but for this particular item, it doesnt make a difference if I am in 0, 1, or 2.

[pendean]

2013 screenshot attached, works as I wrote previously.

So what are your QLEADER settings?

[chughes]

I seems that it is an issue with a lisp routine I have running, not with the command itself.  If I run QLEADER natively, I see what you see, Dean.  If I run my routine, which basically sets a temp osnap and a temp layer, I lose text input.

I looks like I am off to the customization group to troubleshoot.  Thanks for your help, Dean.