Suppress "Command: "

[dlinford]

As I execute some VBA code with prompts I get the "Command: " before my prompts. This is an example as it executes:

Command: mr

Enter Room Label Line 3: five

Command: Enter Room Label Line 2: ten

Command: Enter Ceiling Text :fifteen
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How do a get rid of the "Command: " at the beginning of each line?

David

[Anonymous]

I am not sure if there is a correct way to do this but I can share with you
how I do it. When I enter the block of code that will be executing a
statement to the command line, I will always force a VbCrLf infront of the
string I am using as a prompt. I have also forced a VbCrLf at the prompt
just to before and after send commands and other routines that make the
'command:' string pop-up. It works. There may be better ways of doing
this.
Good Luck
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wrote in message news:5573799@discussion.autodesk.com...
As I execute some VBA code with prompts I get the "Command: " before my
prompts. This is an example as it executes:

Command: mr

Enter Room Label Line 3: five

Command: Enter Room Label Line 2: ten

Command: Enter Ceiling Text :fifteen
-----

How do a get rid of the "Command: " at the beginning of each line?

David

[Anonymous]

Start your VBA macro with the vla-runmacro
LISP function, instead of VBARUN or vla-vbarun.

Search this newsgroup for 'vla-runmacro' for
more info on this.

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wrote in message news:5573799@discussion.autodesk.com...
As I execute some VBA code with prompts I get the "Command: " before my prompts. This is an example as it executes:

Command: mr

Enter Room Label Line 3: five

Command: Enter Room Label Line 2: ten

Command: Enter Ceiling Text :fifteen
-----

How do a get rid of the "Command: " at the beginning of each line?

David

[cgay]

You can also try to turn off muttering.
Set Nomutt=1 if I remember. You can try this on the AutoCAD command line to see what it does. Just remember to set it back to 0 when your code completes.