#custom menus
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In the following menu lines: ***POP3 [Edit] [Erase]*^C^Cerase si auto
[Move]*^C^C$S=X $s=move move si auto
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What does the $S=x do?
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Does the $s in "$s=move" have to be in lower case and why?
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I have noticed that some submenus have numbers following
the submenu name. For example: DR2 3. Yet, when the submenu
is called it is only called by $S=DS3. Is there any reason
for these numbers? Thanks for your help.
……..Rudy
Rudy – The "$S=X" switches to a blank submenu named "X" to clear out all item
labels before switching to another submenu. The "s" can be either upper or
lower case. The numbers you see after some submenu labels indicate the
starting box number for that submenu's labels, so you can load a submenu
starting halfway down the screen and avoid overwriting a command's main
options, for example.
All of this is explained in Appendix B of the AutoCAD Reference Manual.
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