How end command in Command file?

I am able to draw some elements in LibreCAD using a command file. I do not know how to end a command. If I do one line, the line is drawn but LibreCAD waites for the next point which is not in the script.

After drawing a line, I can draw a circle with center point and point on the circle. In this case the Line command is ended to be able to draw the circle but then LibreCAD waites for a next centerpoint, which is not in the script.

Etc. I am searching for a proper way to end the sequence from the command file.

To enter a point for input, just enter coordinates:, for example

0,0
@10,0
@10<45

I am not aware of a generic way to end an action. Properly, it's good to add one.

eengebruiker wrote

I am able to draw some elements in LibreCAD using a command file. I do not know how to end a command. If I do one line, the line is drawn but LibreCAD waites for the next point which is not in the script.

After drawing a line, I can draw a circle with center point and point on the circle. In this case the Line command is ended to be able to draw the circle but then LibreCAD waites for a next centerpoint, which is not in the script.

Etc. I am searching for a proper way to end the sequence from the command file.

Thanks. I am aware of the way to input coördinates.

I found an example on internet where 'kill' was used. I tried it but don't know if it is correct. The result in de command window was like this:



Hope others have suggetions. Maybe someone can tell what kill is really for. I found that it ends multi command lines but don't now if that's all.