Has anyone else every had this type of thing happen? I can't help but think there may be some system variable that controls how commands behave within LISP routines, and I have accidently changed it.
Thanks a lot for any help, looking forward to hearing back.
This I would consider to be correct as Explode like lots of others you can pick multiple entities so must use a "" to say all done, the variable will be something to do with pick singular or multiple. Try Pickadd 0 1 2
Thanks for the reply. I have managed to correct the issue by running a system restore. This unfortunately makes it hard to experiment with other possible solutions, but I really needed the instant fix.
I tend to agree that I would expect to need to enter the "" after feeding the selection set to the EXPLODE command. I hate to be argumentative, but I had noticed in the past that executing EXPLODE through a LISP routine doesn't require the "" in order for it to work (which I find strange, but perhaps there is some explanation). For example, if I draw a polyline, then enter (command "explode" "L") at the command line, the polyline will happily be exploded down to a line, but if I enter (command "explode" "L" "") after drawing a polyine - the polyline will be exploded, and then the PLINE command will be initiated.