08-14-2021
12:42 PM
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08-14-2021
12:42 PM
Macros can perform more than one command, if that is what you mean with "task".
@cwr mentioned a sample on another forum.
@cwr wrote:If you are asking if you can have a single macro execute multiple commands, yes. As an example
^C^C-PURGE;A;;N;AUDIT;Y;-PURGE;A;;N;-PURGE;R;;N
the macro runs _PURGE all, then AUDIT, then _PURGE all, and finally _PURGE registered apps.
Consider this link:
An additional source: Visual LISP, AutoLISP and General Customization Forum.
Please select the "Accept as Solution" button if my post solves your issue or answers your question.
Emilio Valentin