how i can get the mbe send command for this
iwant to put in function keys but i cannot find the cannot find the command
Hi Mark,
it seems Dustin shared valuable ideas already, so just a few more comments:
I recommend to follow this forum best practices, because to say "help" without any information about used products and their versions, blocks any efficient communication.
mark santos said:how i can get the mbe send command for this
By "mbe command" you mean you want to use MicroStation BASIC? It's the tool that is treated as obsolete (and recommended to not be used) for last 15 years. Use MicroStation VBA instead of BASIC.
mark santos said:iwant to put in function keys but i cannot find the cannot find the command
At first, as Dustin mentioned, it's good to say what product do you use on top of MicroStation (when we will assume you use MicroStation).
What often help is to record MicroStation VBA macro and to check the code, key-in is often there. And when not, it can help to analyze the situation better.
mark santos said:there is no modules menubar
Unfortunately the picture tells nothing, because it's not visible what is in Main menu tree. And from your original picture it's not clear whether there are 2 menus (MicroStation and application) or it's one long menu, wrapped to 2 lines.
When an application is "V8 compliant", it provides menu definition in dgnlib, so it's should be visible in Customize dialog. But the menu can be created using MicroStation resources, and in such case menu is in fact "blackbox".
mark santos said:yes i only want to have easy access for key in
The first step always has to be study the application documentation. When it 's written professionally, it should provide a list of key-ins.
mark santos said:there is no command how to query command?
As I mentioned above, try to record MVBA macro and check what code is generated.
With regards,
Jan
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