anna24
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Hello, everyone!
I recently started using visual lisp and I have a problem: in the program that I am carrying out I must carry out an iterative cycle in which, at every step, a new region is generated, to which I must align the current ucts. I found that this passage can be realized through the commands:
(setq ent (entsel "\n select the region"))
(command "_ucs" (cadr ent)
My question is: is it possible to recall the region without having to resort to entget? This command in fact implies the selection to video (to mean, with the mouse in the model), which becomes challenging when you have a high number of iterations.
thanks to all those who want to answer! !
I recently started using visual lisp and I have a problem: in the program that I am carrying out I must carry out an iterative cycle in which, at every step, a new region is generated, to which I must align the current ucts. I found that this passage can be realized through the commands:
(setq ent (entsel "\n select the region"))
(command "_ucs" (cadr ent)
My question is: is it possible to recall the region without having to resort to entget? This command in fact implies the selection to video (to mean, with the mouse in the model), which becomes challenging when you have a high number of iterations.
thanks to all those who want to answer! !