Get result/response from console executed by document.SendStringToExecute

[nwbos]

I'm currently converting an Lisp project to C# .NET.

Not al functionalities wil be merged at once. For this reason i still use some Autolisp commands in my C# implementation.

I have the following code to execute some Autolisp command. This command returns a string printed in the Autocad console.

public void GetCoordinateSystem()
{
   var document = Application.DocumentManager.MdiActiveDocument;
   var lispCommand = "(some_lisp_command) ";
   document.SendStringToExecute(lispCommand, false, false, false);
}

 My question is how can i catch te string that the Autolisp command returns in the console.

[nwbos · Accepted solution]

I have found some working 

public void GetCoordinateSystem()
{
    var document = GetActiveDocument();
    string someLispCommandResult = "(some_lisp_command) ";
    document.SendStringToExecute(someLispCommandResult, false, false, false);
    System.Collections.Generic.List<string> result = Autodesk.AutoCAD.Internal.Utils.GetLastCommandLines(3, false);
    Application.ShowAlertDialog(result[2]);
}

this feels a bit hacky can this be implemented in a more proper way?

[hippe013]

Keep in mind that SendStringToExecute runs asynchronously.