Set Display Configuration to "Reflected" using autolisp or command line

[DC-MWA]

I need to set the display configuration to reflected as part of a lisp I'm working on. Is this possible?

the command is "AecDisplayManagerConfigsSelection" I can enter "R" at the command line and make it work, but it will not work in autolisp program. Any ideas?

[Moshe-A]

@DC-MWA hi,

try this:

(Command "-AecDisplayConfigSetCurrent" "yourDisplayCfg")

moshe

[DC-MWA]

Thats the first thing I tried.... No luck.

[DC-MWA]

I have attached the lisp file with comments to what I'm trying to achieve within.

[Moshe-A]

@DC-MWA

look again and this time more closely

(Command "-AecDisplayConfigSetCurrent" "yourDisplayCfg")

the command should be prefixed by '-' char

[DC-MWA]

Tried it. Didn't work.

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Command: (command "-AecDisplayManagerConfigsSelection" "Reflected")
-AecDisplayManagerConfigsSelection Unknown command "-AECDISPLAYMANAGERCONFIGSSELECTION". Press F1 for help.

Command: Reflected Unknown command "REFLECTED". Press F1 for help.

Command: nil

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If I enter just the command (command "AECDISPLAYMANAGERCONFIGSSELECTION"), it works but pops up menu for user to select from. I have attached an image showing result... If I do it from the command line, I can enter the first letter "R" and it selects reflected without clicking on menu. Can't do it from lisp. Tried filedia 0. Tried -xx.

???

[Moshe-A]

then maybe this command is not on AutoCAD Vanila - do you have AutoCAD Architecture?

[DC-MWA]

Yes

[DC-MWA]

So is that it? Is it not possible?

[Moshe-A]

sorry do not know i do not familiar with architecture

[cadffm]

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@DC-MWA  schrieb:

Thats the first thing I tried.... No luck.

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Try it again, that should work 100%

(Command "_.-AecDisplayConfigSetCurrent" "STANDARD")