disable EXPLODE

Is there a way to disable the EXPLODE command?

 

Undefine <enter> Explode

 

Hey Mike how goes it?

Remember that even after executing the UNDEFINE EXPLODE as shown below, the
command can still be executed by adding a <period> in front of the command,
as in .EXPLODE

 

Some people in our group explode dims, blocks, p-lines and even hatching. So
until I get them 'educated" I have to take measures.

 

One way to make sure that can't do this is to use a reactor that checks
for the explode command and if it is run, it cancels it and displays a
message.

The other way of simply undefining it is that by adding a period in
front of explode as in .explode will see the command run.

 

Hey Mike how's Utah this time of year?

To add to Ian's reply. Once the command is undefined, you can write a
replacement for it in lisp. Something simple may be effective like:

;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
(command "undefine" "explode")
(defun c:explode ()
(alert "DO NOT USE THE EXPLODE COMMAND - See Admin")
)
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

Copy the above into the ACAD.lsp and every time they enter EXPLODE they'll
get a little box telling them not to.