cad快捷命令.docx

;AutoCAD Program Parameters File For AutoCAD Release 14; External Command and Command Alias Definitions
;Copyright (C) 1997 by Autodesk, Inc.
; Each time you open a new or existing drawing, AutoCAD searches; the support path and reads the first acad.pgp file that it finds.
; While AutoCAD is running, you can invoke other programs or utilities,;such Windows system commands, utilities, and applications.
; You define external commands by specifying a command name to be used; from the AutoCAD command prompt and an executable command string
; that is passed to the operating system.
; You can abbreviate frequently used AutoCAD commands by defining; aliases for them in the command alias section of acad.pgp.
; You can create a command alias for any AutoCAD command,; device driver command, or external command.
; Recommendation: back up this file before editing it.
; There is a bonus application for editing command aliases as well as; a sample acad.pgp file with many more command aliases.
; See the bonus\cadtools folder for more details.
; External command format:
; <Command name>,[<DOS request〉],<Bit flag>,[*]<Prompt>,; The bits of the bit flag have the following meanings:
; First bit (1): if set, don't wait for the application to finish; Second bit (2): if set, run the application minimized
;Third bit (4): if set, run the application "hidden"; Bits 2 and 4 are mutually exclusive; if both are specified only the 2 bit is used.
; The most useful values are likely to be 0 (start the application and wait; for it to finish), 1 (start the application and don't wait), 3 (minimize and don't
; wait), and 5 (hide and don't wait). Values of 2 and 4 should normally be avoided, ; as they make AutoCAD unavailable until the application has completed.
; Examples of external commands for command windowsCATALOG, DIR/W,
DEL, DEL,

CATALOG, DIR/W,
DEL, DEL,
0,File specification:,
0,File to delete:,
DIR,
EDIT；
SH,

DIR,
EDIT；
SH,
DIR,
START EDIT,
O,File specification:,
SHELL,
START
TYPE,
START
TYPE,
l,File to edit:,
1,*OS Command:,
1,*OS Command:,
1/Application to start:,
0,File to list:,
;Examples of external commands for Windows
;See also the STARTAPP AutoLISP function for an alternative method.
EXPLORER, START EXPLORER, 1〃NOTEPAD,START NOTEPAD, 1/File to edit:,
PBRUSH,START PBRUSH,1〃;Command alias format:
; <Alias>,*<Full command name>; The following are guidelines for creating new command aliases.
; 1. Try the first character of the command, then try the first two,then the first three.
; 2. Ignore "DD" at the beginning of a command.
; 3. Abbreviate the following prefixes:
;Examples: 3 for 3D, A for ASE, D for Dim, I for Image, R for render.
; 4. Once an alias is defined, add suffixes for related aliases:
;Examples: R for Redraw, RA for RedrawalL L for Line, LT for Linetype.
; 5. An alias should reduce a command by at least two characters.
; 6. Commands with a control key equivalent, status bar button, or function keydo not require a command alias.
Examples: Use Control-N, -0, -P, and -S for New, Open, Print, and Save; 7. Use a hyphen to differentiate between command line and dialog box commands. ;8. Exceptions to the rules include AA for Area, T for Mtext, X for Explode.
; Sample aliases for AutoCAD commands3A,
11,
22,
sd,
ds,

3A,
11,
22,
sd,
ds,
♦3DARRAY
; These examples include most frequently used commands.
*undo*mredo
*laylck*ai_molc *layulk *dimtedit
♦layoff
gg,
fd,
3F,
3P,
de,
*layon
*layiso
♦3DFACE
*3DPOLY *dimcontinue
ww,
*lman
ZZ,
A,
*dimaligned *ARC
AA, AL, AP, AR, AAD, AEX,
AU, ASQ, ARO, ASE, AT -AT, ATE, -ATE, B,
BL,
BH, BO, -BO, BR, Cr, CH, -CH, CHA, COL, c,
♦AREA ♦ALIGN ♦APPLOAD ♦ARRAY ♦ASEADMIN ♦ASEEXPORT ♦ASELINKS
*ASESQLED *ASEROWS ♦ASESELECT *DDATTDEF ♦ATTDEF ♦DDATTE ♦ATTEDIT ♦BMAKE ♦BLOCK ♦BHATCH ♦BOUNDARY ♦-BOUNDARY ♦BREAK ♦CIRCLE
♦DDCHPROP ♦CHANGE
♦CHAMFER *DDCOLOR ♦COPY
Ddim, DAL, DAN, DBA, DCE, DCO, DDI, DED,
*DDIM ♦DIMALIGNED *DIMANGULAR ♦DIMBASELINE ♦DIMCENTER ♦DIMCONTINUE ♦DIMDIAMETER ♦DIMEDIT
r,
DIV,
*DIST
♦DIVIDE

CC,
♦DIMLINEAR
DO,
*DONUT
DOR,
♦DIMORDINATE
DOV,
♦DIMOVERRIDE
DR,
♦DRAWORDER
DR A,
♦DIMRADIUS
DST,
♦DIMSTYLE
DT,
♦DTEXT
DV,
♦DVIEW
E,
♦ERASE
ED,
*DDEDIT
EL,
♦ELLIPSE
x,
♦EXTEND
EXIT
♦QUIT
EXP,
♦EXPORT
EXT,
♦EXTRUDE
F,
♦FILLET
Fl,
♦FILTER
G,
♦GROUP
-G,
♦GROUP
GR,
♦DDGRIPS
H,
♦BHATCH
-H,
♦HATCH
HEZ
♦HATCHEDIT
HI,
♦HIDE
1,
*DDINSERT
-1,
♦INSERT
IAD,
♦IMAGEADJUST
IAT,
♦IMAGEATTACH
ICL,
♦IMAGECLIP
IM,
♦IMAGE
-IM,
♦-IMAGE
IMP,
♦IMPORT
IN,
♦INTERSECT
INF,
♦INTERFERE
10,
♦INSERTOBJ
L
♦LINE
ss,
♦LAYER
-LA,
*-LAYER
LE,
♦LEADER
LEN,
♦LENGTHEN
LI,
♦LIST
LS,
♦LIST
LT,
♦LINETYPE

-LT,
*-LINETYPE
LTS,
d,
♦LTSCALE
♦MOVE
v, ME, Ml, tt, MO, MS, MT MV, 。， os, -os, P, -P, PA, PE, PL, PO, POL,
PR, PRE, PRINT；
PS, PU, Rrr, RA, RE, REA, REC, REG, REN, -REN, REV, RM, RO, RPR, RR, s, sc, SCR, SE, SEC,
♦MATCHPROP
♦MEASURE ♦MIRROR *MLINE ♦DDMODIFY ♦MSPACE *MTEXT *MVIEW ♦OFFSET ♦DDOSNAP ♦-OSNAP *PAN *-PAN
♦PASTESPEC
♦PEDIT
*PUNE
♦POINT ♦POLYGON ♦PREFERENCES ♦PREVIEW ♦PLOT ♦PSPACE *PURGE ♦REDRAW
*REDRAWALL *REGEN ♦REGENALL ♦RECTANGLE ♦REGION *DDRENAME ♦RENAME ♦REVOLVE
♦DDRMODES
♦ROTATE
♦RPREF
♦RENDER ♦STRETCH ♦SCALE ♦SCRIPT ♦DDSELECT ♦SECTION
SET,
♦SETVAR
SHA,
♦SHADE
SL,
♦SLICE
SN,
♦SNAP
so,
♦SOLID
SP,
♦SPELL
SPL,
♦SPLINE
SPE,
♦SPLINEDIT
ST,
♦STYLE
su,
♦SUBTRACT
Ttt,
♦MTEXT
-T,
♦-MTEXT
TA,
♦TABLET
TH,
♦THICKNESS
Tl,
♦TILEMODE
TO,
♦TOOLBAR
tol,
♦TOLERANCE
TOR,
♦TORUS
T,
♦TRIM
UC,
♦DDUCS
UCF>
♦DDUCSP
UN,
♦DDUNITS
-UN,
♦UNITS
UNI,
♦UNION
Vas,
♦DDVIEW
vv,
*laycur
-v,
♦VIEW
VP,
♦DDVPOINT
-VP,
♦VPOINT
w,
♦WBLOCK
WE,
♦WEDGE
Xx,
♦EXPLODE
XA,
♦XATTACH
XB,
♦XBIND
-XB,
*-XBIND
XC,
*XCLIP
XL,
♦XLINE
XR,
*XREF
-XR,
*-XREF
z,
*ZOOM
dd,
*_properties
；The following are alternative aliases and aliases as supplied in AutoCAD Release 13.
AV,
♦DSVIEWER
CP,
♦COPY
DIMALI,
♦DIMALIGNED
DIMANG,
♦DIMANGULAR
DIMBASE,
♦DIMBASELINE
DIMCONT,
♦DIMCONTINUE
DIMDIA,
♦DIMDIAMETER
DIMED,
*DIMEDIT
DIMTED,
♦DIMTEDIT
DIMLIN,
♦DIMLINEAR
DIMORD,
♦DIMORDINATE
DIMRAD,
*DIMRADIUS
DIMSn
♦DIMSTYLE
DIMOVER,
♦DIMOVERRIDE
LEAD,
♦LEADER
TM,
♦TILEMODE