(nentselp [prompt] [point])

Return a point, without necessarily asking the user.

This function works just like nentsel, except nentselp does not need the user to pick a point. The prompt argument is an optional prompt you can present to the user. When you include the point argument, you do not need to prompt the user for a point.

Example

Code	Returns
(setq abc '(1 2 3))
(setq n (nentselp abc))	(<Entity name: 890158> (5.0 5.0 0.0))

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(entsel [prompt])

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LISP Compatibility

Programming Overview of LISP (LISt Processing) Language