redefine an existing autocad command?

[treyball3]

Is there a way to redefine an existing command in autocad? I want to have a user double-click on an attribute and have it trigger attedit instead of eattedit. Is this possible? if so, how?

 

[DanLand]

attedit is the default for AutoCAd when clicking on an attribute!

but anyway, to redefine a command in AutoCAD please view this link -->

http://www.dczaland.com/appinatt/index.php?act=ST&f=18&t=335&s=5b1a5980576b03a50c10b856f8a22d5b

Dan L.
freeware AutoCAD tools and standalone software, some opensource

http://www.dczaland.com

 

[treyball3]

Ok, after looking more into this, I can get this to work, however...I want, when the user double clicks, to test what border is being used, if it is a certain border, I want to use attedit, if it is another border, I want it to use eattedit. The problem with this, is I'm using (command ".undefine" ".eattedit&quot in the acaddoc.lsp, so it loads for every drawing. If the tested title block uses attedit, it's fine, but if it has to use eattedit, then I use (command "redefine" ".eattedit&quot, which redefines for all open drawings, and then the code doesn't work any longer until the user opens or starts a new drawing. Any ideas on how to solve this problem? Is there a way in VBA to grab what command is being issued, and if it is EATTEDIT, then depending on the border, cancel the command and call ATTEDIT instead?