Polyline editing: PEDITACCEPT = 1, the PEDIT command VS. the MPEDIT command

[Boozbaz154610]

Are you tired of the polyline edit command (PEDIT) always asking you: "Convert lines and arcs to polylines? <Yes>:"

Type: "PEDITACCEPT" and set the value to 1.

Now the PEDIT command will always assume you just want to go ahead and convert your selected lines into polylines.

Here's my issue:

1) I use PEDIT on multiple lines. I always have to type "M" for [Multiple] - otherwise PEDIT will only edit 1 line at a time.
2) The MPEDIT command automatically assumes I want to edit multiple lines, which saves me time on having to type "M" for [Multiple]
3) The MPEDIT command ALWAYS asks "Convert lines and arcs to polylines?" <Yes>.:" - EVEN if I set PEDITACCEPT = 1



So is there an easy solution to this? I want either
1) PEDIT to always assume I want to edit multiple lines
2) or I want MPEDIT to always assume that I want to convert the lines/arcs into polylines.

I am not good with LISP, but this just might be final straw for me to finally put my nose to the grindstone and learn how to LISP.

[cadtag]

MPedit is a LISP routine, under Express Tools, so it's accessible for modifying. Looks like a nested IF would do it...

[irneb]

Or an extremely simple one:

(defun c:MyPEdit ()
  (setvar "PEDITACCEPT" 1)
  (command "._PEDIT" "_Multiple")
  (princ))