Spiderinnet: Revit API: UIDocument.Selection.PickPoint vs. Escape

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Spiderinnet: Revit API: UIDocument.Selection.PickPoint vs. Escape

May 12, 2016, 06:15 PM

It looks people have wanted to cancel the PickPoint using the Revit API for long time, without counting on users' pressing the Escape key, but there still not be such a thing so far in the API. Some may argue that why the request since it behaves different from Revit...

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