Katsu
1
In command line, “#” is "History ON "
> #Pipe
it works with history
but in Python script
> cmd = “#Pipe _Thick=_No _Cap=_None 1.0 1.0 _Enter”
> rs.Command(cmd, True)
it works but without history.
I hope Python script’s command work as same as command line’s command.
piac
(Giulio Piacentino)
2
I am not sure if this is supported; @dale might know more. But you might use
rs.Command("_History _Record=Yes _Enter", True)
to enable history recording, before your command.
dale
(Dale Fugier)
3
@pascal, any thoughts here?
pascal
(Pascal Golay)
4
Indeed it seems not to work from within RhinoScript but it does work as a normal macro in Rhino as far as I can see.
-Pascal
Willem
(Willem Derks)
5
I found that pasting the macro string in the command line does not work either.
-Willem
@Katsu, this seems to workaround the # problem using python.
c.