Version 3.9.5 / Ubuntu 14.04
I like using the command line for most things. I just installed Qcad yesterday and find that some commands just don't work. Eg, 'za', 'lp', and others work, but 'l1' just gives me and error message: Unknown command or invalid coordinate or value: 'l1'
What's going on?
Why do not some command line commands work?
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Re: Why do not some command line commands work?
May I ask what you expected to happen when entering 'l1'? Thanks.
Re: Why do not some command line commands work?
If I use the 'lp' command the lp icon highlights and I know that is the current tool. Then if I type 'l1' it does not highlight the l1 icon, but the tool remains lp. I'd expect that it should switch tools and not give me an error message.
Re: Why do not some command line commands work?
'l1' is not a command for any of the available tools. That's why I'm asking... Perhaps you mean 'li' for drawing lines? Just a guess.
Re: Why do not some command line commands work?
You're right. The tooltip looked like 'L1' to me instead of 'LI'. Sorry. I'll find the official list of commands now.