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cad宏（CAD Acer） When a toolbar item is selected, the macro is a series of commands that perform some special actions. The toolbar macro can not only be a keystroke record for completing a task, but can also be commands, AutoLISP, DIESEL, or The complex of ActiveX program code. If you want to include command parameters in the macro of a menu, you must understand the order of the parameters required by this command. Every action in the macro of the menu is meaningful, and even spaces are meaningful. Just as AutoCAD will be revised and enhanced, the order of the prompt (and sometimes even the name of the command) of different commands can change. Therefore, when you upgrade to a new AutoCAD version, you may want to make minor changes to your custom menu. When the command input came from a menu item, the PICKADD and PICKAUTO system variables set to 1 and 0 respectively for the hypothesis. This ensures compatibility with the old AutoCAD version and makes it easier to customize the process because you dont have to check the settings of those variables. Topic of this section The ASCII equivalent value mapped by macro characters Macro termination Pause to wait for user input Cancel an order Macro repetition Single object selection mode The ASCII equivalent value mapped by macro characters The following table provides the ASCII equivalent values used in the menu macro and when they are used for VB and VBA. It is important to use the ASCII equivalent for these special characters when building a string for the Macro property. Special characters in macros used for menus and toolbars Character ASCII equivalent value description Chr (59) executes ENTER ^M Chr (94) + Chr (77) executes ENTER ^| Chr (94) + Chr (124) TAB SPACEBAR Chr (32) enters spaces. Typing a space between the command orders of a menu item is equivalent to pressing SPACEBAR \ Chr (92) pause for user input _ Chr (95) AutoCAD command and subsequent conversion keyword + Chr (43) continues the menu macro on the next li