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trim select all

jdfnnl
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trim select all

jdfnnl
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I have gotten into using right click to progress through commands to give my space bar a break. The main disadvantage has been the need to wait half a second between initiating the TRIM or EXTEND commands before right clicking once more for the select all option, whereas the space bar can be pressed without delay in between. Is there a way to initiate the trim or extend commands with the 'select all' option already enabled? I have tried Ctrl + A before these commands but in this case all the lines remain highlighted, are a visual distraction and slows the system.

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cadffm
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You disabled the quickmode (with "all objects" as default) a year ago,

and now you want to use the standard mode with pre-defined "all",

right?

 

Set up a menumakro is simple

take the original ^C^C_trim and add your inputs

^C^C_trim;_all;; should works

 

If you like to change the command "trim", you need to use programming.

 

In Lisp for example, undefine trim command in acaddoc.lsp, (command "_.undefine" "TRIM")

and set up a new one (defun c:TRIM nil (command "_.TRIM" "_all" "")(princ))

Sebastian

Kent1Cooper
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What version are you using?  In older versions, you could just hit Enter to <select all> objects as boundaries [without highlighting] in either TRIM or EXTEND.  In newer versions, that operation is the default [unless you turn it off with the TRIMEXTENDMODE System Variable], and you need to tell it if you don't want everything, i.e. if you want to select only certain objects.

Kent Cooper, AIA