How to read last (let's say) 10 lines in command line using vb net

[Anonymous]

Hello there. I know How to write to  command line in Autocad using  vb net.

for example following command write to command line :

DocumentManager.MdiActiveDocument.Editor.WriteMessage(vbNewLine &

"Hello World!" & vbNewLine)

Now my Question is ,how I can read last 10 lines in command line and put them in a variable for later use?

Thanks for any suggestion.

[Anonymous]

Are you wanting to prompt for the 10 lines?

[kerry_w_brown]

I don't have time to play, but have a look at this

public static List<string> GetLastCommandLines(int lastLines, bool ignoreNull);

Declaring Type:	Autodesk.AutoCAD.Internal.Utils
Assembly:	acmgd, Version=18.1.0.0

[Anonymous]

No Jeffrey , I want the program read the content of command line , what ever it was there before.

[Anonymous]

It looks like Mr. Brown answered your question in the post above.

[Anonymous]

Kerry and Jeffrey,

Thanks, Very much, After 3 hours try and error I made that works. I am not a professiional programmer and not familiar with terminology. I had to see an actual example but the keywork Kerry provided was helpful and that was exactly what I wanted. Again thank you gentlemen . You helped me to keep my new job.

Regards,

[Anonymous]

No need to thank me I did not do anything.

But if your job was on the line all you would have to do is post some code or show that you are trying and ask for a code example and I would have tried or someone else would have helped you out.

[kerry_w_brown]

Great to see that your issue is resolved 🙂

Could you post your sample code so that others may benefit.

Regards

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[Anonymous]

Here is working code . I simplified it.

 Sub Test()
        Dim commandline As System.Collections.Generic.List(Of String)
        Dim I As Integer
        Dim TempT As String
        ' Get most recent last 10 lines of command lines
        commandline = Autodesk.AutoCAD.Internal.Utils.GetLastCommandLines(10, True)
        For I = 0 To commandline.Count - 1
            TempT = Trim(commandline.Item(I))
            MsgBox(TempT)
        Next
    End Sub

[CADbloke]

or you could just read the logfile - find it with logfilename:  https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2018/ENU/3PP-A...