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Topic ClosedLisp Found Here - Adjustment Needed

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    Posted: 16.Nov.2015 at 23:51
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Hello folks, I just found a code (LISP) I have been looking for a while now.
The code is used to close all currently opened drawing files WITHOUT saving any
one of them, regardless if any of the opened file was edited.  It ignores any
new changes and closes the affected file.

MCLOSE is s function that closes all opened drawing files after saving them.

All the above two functions are automatic (that is without prompting for individual
SAVE action.  The one I currently have will automatically save and close all opened
files without prompting for the individual file.  However, the function will operate
and still leave the current drawing file opened.

I found the function (below link) in this forum but would like it to do what it is supposed
to do but still leave any file I am in, left alone and not close.  This code closes everything.
http://www.cadforum.cz/cadforum_en/how-to-quit-all-open-drawings-without-saving-tip7723

I hope I am in the correct forum section for this topic.
Thanks in advance.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19.Nov.2015 at 16:12
Just add one more QUIT. Or try QQUIT from Express Tools.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20.Nov.2015 at 20:44
Originally posted by Vladimir Michl Vladimir Michl wrote:

Just add one more QUIT. Or try QQUIT from Express Tools.
 
Won't know where to add the extra "QUIT",
 
The Express Tools function prompt to save the files.
 
The one function I need with this Tip-7723 is to be able to still remain in any file I am currently
in while the rest of files closed without saving or prompting to save.
 
Thanks. 
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