Hi everyone 🙂
Inside any LISP i write, i use commands (for example :OFFSET).
This command will use the distance i asked the user to enter with getvar func. and a text i wrote to appear in the command line.
i't working yup, but the offset command tips like (Specify ossfet distance) also appears above the command line as a history.
Can i disable the command tips inside my LISP?
Thanks 🙂
@Muhammed.OPERA wrote:
... the offset command tips like (Specify ossfet distance) also appears above the command line as a history.
Can i disable the command tips inside my LISP?
....
Yes -- it's called command-echo suppression. Search for instances of the CMDECHO System Variable -- there are countless routines in this Forum that include ways to save the current value, turn it off during the routine, and reset it afterwards. In simplest terms:
(setq cmde (getvar 'cmdecho))
(setvar 'cmdecho 0)
.... the workings of the routine ....
(setvar 'cmdecho cmde)
In certain limited circumstances, that's not quite enough to suppress everything -- also look into the NOMUTT System Variable.
