topic Re: SendCommand issue in VBA Forum

SendCommand issue

Anonymous — Wed, 02 Aug 2006 20:53:56 GMT

Does anyone know how to suppress the command line not to show the "sent
command" string? Obviously setting up the CMDECHO to 0 doesn't help at all.

Re: SendCommand issue

Anonymous — Thu, 03 Aug 2006 12:15:35 GMT

The best I cound com up with is a combination of CMDECHO and NOMUTT. I don't know any other way....

Re: SendCommand issue

Anonymous — Thu, 03 Aug 2006 15:00:15 GMT

Would it be possible for you to call a lisp file(from vba) to replace whatever is being sent by the sendcommand? I don't think you will have that problem in lisp.

Re: SendCommand issue

Anonymous — Mon, 07 Aug 2006 00:58:00 GMT

Hi,

Actually, you do it the other way around. Call the VBA from lisp and then
use lisp to back space over the VBA command.

We put this in every MNL file for our programs:

(defun CADAppsCleanCommandLine (sFunctionString / n)
(setq n (strlen sFunctionString)
(repeat n (princ (chr(8)))
(repeat n (princ (chr(32)))
(princ)
)

A typical call the run a macro is:

(defun C:RecalcAll ()
(setq sFunctionString (strcat sProgramFile "!RecalcAll"))
(vl-vbarun sFunction)
(CADAppsCleanCommandLine sFunctionString)
)

Regards

Laurie Comerford

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Would it be possible for you to call a lisp file(from vba) to replace
whatever is being sent by the sendcommand? I don't think you will have that
problem in lisp.