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Macro Commands
Text in a Macro between curly braces, { and }, represent a Macro Command with special meaning. The text is not case sensitive. Macro Commands may be typed manually in the New Macro field or inserted from the Insert Macro Command button.
Macro Commands are validated when the Save Hotkey button is pressed. AutoHook will not save or load a Hotkey definition if the Macro command is invalid.
Macro commands may send “non-text” instructions to AutoCAD—usually keystrokes or mouse clicks. But they may also define how the Macro behaves or how AutoHook functions.
Place Macro commands exactly where you want them to take effect within your Macro.
Example
{autohook}, {suspend}, {delay}, {pause}, {repeat}, {click # #}, {^A-Z}, {^0-9}, {esc}, {enter}, {^tab}, {^#tab}, {space}
See AutoHook Commands & AutoCAD Special Keys for more information.