How to stop a commands in a script file

[Anonymous]

Finally I managed to stop all the commands in script file: -INSERT "BLOCK A=C:\SCRIPTS\BLOCK B" 0,0,0 ERASE (SETQ en (ENTLAST)) QSAVE

[john.vellek · Accepted solution]

Hi @Anonymous,

You might also try using (SSGET "L") instead of the Entlast. Both should work however, I notice that you set a variable "en" to the last entity but don't do anything with it. If you are trying to erase "EN" you should define it before the erase command.

(setq EN (entlast))

Erase

!en

Thanks for your contribution.

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[ВeekeeCZ · Accepted solution]

Try attached script (erase .txt). 

INSERT
"BLOCK A=C:\SCRIPTS\BLOCK B.dwg"
S
1
R
0
0,0
ERASE
l

QSAVE

[Anonymous]

Actually I'm not trying to erase anything. I'm just trying to replace a block with another and not just one drawing but 3000. So I made a script and somehow it always stuck after replacing the block. It needed an "Esc" or a "Cancel". These terms are not known in scr, so I searched for something else. Then I found a lisp in which ERASE (SETQ en (ENTLAST)) was used. Adding this to my simple block replacing script did the trick for the batch job (BatchScript). Please modify and reply if you want. AI_SELALL REPTEXT PLC 1 PLC 3 AI_SELALL REPTEXT PLC 2 PLC 4 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;; INZOOMEN ZOOM E ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ;;; IO BLOK VERVANGEN -INSERT "IO_BLOCK_1=C:\SCRIPTS\Scripts\IO_BLOCK_2" 0,0,0 ERASE (SETQ en (ENTLAST)) QSAVE