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A while statement would be what you want...

 

(defun c:BND (/ pt)
 (while (setq pt (getpoint "\nPick internal point: "))
   (command "_.-boundary" "_a" "_i" "_n" "" "" "_non" pt "")
 )
 (princ)
)

 

thanks dude,your lisp really works well. and i wanna ask what's the meaning of those "-a" "-i" "-n". And where can I get more information about other CAD command besides boundary

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Those letters call the options of said command. To check them call it in prompt only mode (-BOUNDARY) and see by yourself: "a" stands for Advanced options and so on.

 

As per other commands available, please check the list proposed here. Although, it will be useful to search for tutorials aimed on your interests instead.

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is there a way to generate the boundaries just selecting the elements without clicking inside anything???

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