Required LSP FOR BREAK AT POINT

[sdhara.hit]

as you can see both brek option dont have separate command to use break at a point.  so provide a lsp command to use breat at point option.  

[-didier- · Accepted solution]

Bonjour @sdhara.hit 

Here is my proposition, simple but efficient

Pay attention to the object snap when you indicate the cut-off point.

(defun c:b1 ( / ent pt1 pt2)
  (setq ent (entsel "\nENTITE ?"))
  (redraw (car ent) 3)
  (setq pt1 (cadr ent))
  (setq pt2 (getpoint "\nBreak Point ?"))
  (command "_break" pt1 "_f" pt2 pt2)
)

Amicalement

[pendean]

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@sdhara.hit wrote:

...so provide a lsp command to use breat at point option.  

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Are you just looking for this command that's been around for a few versions now (or are you running a very old version of AutoCAD?)

Which you can abbreviate to say B1 for example (no LISP needed)

[Kent1Cooper]

If your intent is to select the object and then select the point at which to Break it, that's what the right icon in the box in the image in Message 1 does.  I also have used this little simpler command definition:

(defun C:BF1 (); = Break with First option at 1 point
  (command "_.break" pause "_first" pause "@")
)

 which predates the BREAKATPOINT command.

Or is your intent to have something Broken at the point where you select it, as a one-pick-only usage?  [I wouldn't have much use for such a thing, because often the point where I want to Break something is at an intersection with something else, so the pick can be ambiguous.  But if you have such a need, that could be written into a command definition.]