Hi, Try each of them in a single command. eg (command "fup") (command "pup") or whatever -- Laurie Comerford CADApps www.cadapps.com.au
I have four custom routines that I want to envoke using a single routine. Here it is: (defun c:attupied () (command "fup" "pup" "dateup" "plotdate") (command "regen"));; For some reason it gives me an error for each of the commands saying that it has no function definition. I autoload fup, pup, dateup, plotdate and they work fine when typing the command in the command line by itself, but won't run through (command ""). Anyone know what could cause this. Each routine starts (defun c:routinename ()
Same deal.... I ended up with (defun c:attupied () (cup) (c:fup) (c:dateup) etc. This works, but are there any unforseen problems with this?
Hi, Yes - but since they are unforseen we don't know what they are No - You can't give this answer as there may be unforseen problems. Maybe - Now you know as much as anyone -- Laurie Comerford CADApps www.cadapps.com.au
They aren't "commands." Call them as lisp functions. (defun c:attupied () (c:fup) (cup) (c:dateup) (clotdate) (command "regen") (princ) )
lol...yeh. The commands run fine by themselves when typed into the command line. I need them to run in series. When I use the (command "routine") it says command unknown. If I just type in "routine" it works fine. Anyone know what could cause this?