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end out of ddedit after you hit enter once?

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Anonymous
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end out of ddedit after you hit enter once?

when i use the acad ddedit command to edit text, after i hit "ok" im still
in the command until i hit enter to end the command
is there a system variable that i can change that will turn the this off on
the ddedit so when i hit the "ok" it end ends the command?
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richard.harris
in reply to: Anonymous

how are you set up now? Mine does what you are talking about.


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when i use the acad ddedit command to edit text, after i hit "ok" im still
in the command until i hit enter to end the command
is there a system variable that i can change that will turn the this off on
the ddedit so when i hit the "ok" it end ends the command?
Message 3 of 7
andrew.nao
in reply to: Anonymous

i dont understand what you mean by how am i set up?
im using acad 09

my ddedit stays in the edit command until i hit enter to get out of it
example::

Command: DDEDIT
Select an annotation object or [Undo]: (i edit some text and press "ok")
Select an annotation object or [Undo]: (stay in command until i press enter)

apparently there is a system variable to turn this off and i cant find it via help files
im hoping someone here knows this
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lpseifert
in reply to: Anonymous

put this in your acaddoc.lsp file
(defun c:dd ()(command "ddedit" pause ""))
~~~Civil 3D 2008~~~
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andrew.nao
in reply to: Anonymous

thanks but that doesnt help with the habit of double clicking the text to edit
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lpseifert
in reply to: Anonymous

Try replacing the macro for Double Click Actions - Text to this
^C^C_ddedit;;
~~~Civil 3D 2008~~~
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andrew.nao
in reply to: Anonymous

didnt think of that, and it works

thanks

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