Auto Enter thru a autoloading command in acaddoc.lsp

I have added this to my acaddoc.lsp to run the layerfilterdelete command:

(load "s:\\_AutoCad 2005 Settings\\Lisp\\removelayerfilter.lsp")
(c:lfd)
(princ)

But, How do I tell it to ENTER thru the following question: "Wildcard mask
for filters to keep, or <Enter> to delete all":

or,

I thought I could have a duplicate removelayerfilter.lsp that is edited to
not ask and delette all filters but I don't know enough about lisp to edit
it.

Thanks,
Chris

 

I'm not sure if this would work with your function, but I thought you could run a script to your acaddoc.lsp would look like:

(load "s:\\_AutoCad 2005 Settings\\Lisp\\removelayerfilter.lsp")
(command "script" ""s:\\_AutoCad 2005 Settings\\Lisp\\removelayerfilter.scr")")

then the srcipt file (named removelayerfilter.scr) could be:

(c:lfd)
Y

 

What you have listed may well work - I am not going to try it BUT what you have listed is NOT a script file.......it is a lsp
routine and should be saved as lfd.lsp.

Script files and lsp routines are nor the same thing.

 

I understand that there is a difference. In fact, this is a direct extract from some of our internal customization.

It is true that typically a script file is used to run a series of commands, say OPEN, Plot ... However, there is nothing preventing you from calling a lisp routine from a script for example (c:lfd). If you were to use my example as a lisp, then you would not be able to answer individual questions, in the case of a script you can. Admittedly, the question here is not Yes or No, but enter, in which case you should just be able to substitute Y for Enter (or whaterver the equivalent is for a script) I have not had the need to answer a question with an enter so I don't know if it should be a character or not.