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One-object-selection: Simulating Autocad's break command using VBA

Asked by ssaqibh in AutoCAD Software

Tags: one-object-selection

I am trying to modify autocad's break command to suit my needs. When Autocad's command is issued then it prompts to select a line and a pick box is displayed. It allows selection of only one entity. When I try to do the same thing using VBA's selectonscreen command then the object selection prompt is displayed and you can continue to pick objects until you right-click to end the selection process. Can anyone tell me how to program for a one-object selection?

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One-object-selection: Simulating Autocad's break command using VBA

Asked by ssaqibh in AutoCAD Software

Tags: one-object-selection

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