Boundry lisp
@Anonymous wrote:
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I want to save clicks on the mouse by using the command I want to get the cursor state to pick the internal boundry of lines.
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By "get the cursor state," do you mean that you want to take the current location of the cursor as a pick in an enclosed area, without actually picking? Would you position the cursor first, and then type in a command name [since if that's the idea, you couldn't pick some menu item]?
Kent Cooper, AIA 
Accepted solution
@Anonymous wrote:
.... I want to make polygons from a closed area just by click on the command "boundry" and then click on closed areas as much as I want and it will produce the boundries.
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Try this [in simplest terms, minimally tested]:
(defun C:B1 (/ pt)
(while (setq pt (getpoint "\nPick in closed area: "))
(command "_.boundary" pt "")
)
)
[And note that there's an A in BoundAry.]
You could UNDEFINE the original Boundary command, and then define a new one with the above using C:BOUNDARY in place of C:B1, if you virtually always want to use it in this way every time you call for the command, whether by typing in the name or an alias or picking a menu item. You would still have the native command available for any time you need it, by typing it in with the period/decimal prefix.
Kent Cooper, AIA
