Repeating last command
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Repeating last command
Can I repeat the last command? I mean like in Rhino where you can select _Line once and for subsequent lines you simply press ENTER.
Re: Repeating last command
No, this is not possible in FreeCAD.
Re: Repeating last command
Ok, thanks. I am not using it too often anyway, but I was afraid of missing something.
Re: Repeating last command
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Try this macro Macro_CloneConvert to make a copy or clone of a selected object
if you want a copy without modifcation just click OK as long as you want
mario
Try this macro Macro_CloneConvert to make a copy or clone of a selected object
if you want a copy without modifcation just click OK as long as you want
mario
Maybe you need a special feature, go into Macros_recipes and Code_snippets, Topological_data_scripting.
My macros on Gist.github here complete macros Wiki and forum.
My macros on Gist.github here complete macros Wiki and forum.
Re: Repeating last command
I've been thinking about that too already... Werner, do you think there is a place where we could catch and save the name of commands being issued? Maybe in Gui/Command.cpp in Command:invoke()? Then it would be a piece of cake to add a new command that re-runs the stored command name... But I'm not really sure how/where to store that command name? Any suggestion?
Re: Repeating last command
Yorik, what about this idea:
Right-Clicking in the 3D-View would give you the "re-run last command"-command in the menu.
Or if you really want to place it in a FreeCAD-menu, the Edit-Menu in the top row is always present ...
Roland
Right-Clicking in the 3D-View would give you the "re-run last command"-command in the menu.
Or if you really want to place it in a FreeCAD-menu, the Edit-Menu in the top row is always present ...
Roland
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Re: Repeating last command
Yes, once we have the last command saved somewhere, all this can be possible...r-frank wrote:Yorik, what about this idea:
Right-Clicking in the 3D-View would give you the "re-run last command"-command in the menu.
Or if you really want to place it in a FreeCAD-menu, the Edit-Menu in the top row is always present ...
Roland
Re: Repeating last command
But for real, this should be a keyboard shortcut (space, enter,...) there is already to much unnecessary clicking.
Re: Repeating last command
Getting the command name is easy but the problematic part are the prerequisites in order to run a command, e.g. the selection or commands like padding or pocketing.
The repeat command might be useful for creating new objects with no dependency to any other object but making all the other commands repeatable could lead to many problems.
Instead of having a repeat command the commands which a worth can be changed that way that they don't exit automatically but stay active as long as the user exits it manually.
The repeat command might be useful for creating new objects with no dependency to any other object but making all the other commands repeatable could lead to many problems.
Instead of having a repeat command the commands which a worth can be changed that way that they don't exit automatically but stay active as long as the user exits it manually.
Re: Repeating last command
+1 I've been advocating that for a long time.wmayer wrote:Instead of having a repeat command the commands which a worth can be changed that way that they don't exit automatically but stay active as long as the user exits it manually.
For example, issue #1518