escaping during Lisp routines - losing work!

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by STOEKE, Apr 8, 2004.

  1. STOEKE

    STOEKE Guest

    Question:

    We've been experiencing a loss of work because of hitting the escape command during a lisp routine. We have some error coding, but some of the routines are old. It is very difficult to pinpoint what commands exactly do the deleting. Any suggestions?? Thanks
     
    STOEKE, Apr 8, 2004
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    Rudy Tovar Guest

    Posting helps...

    I suggest you post the code or if you don't want to post the code deal
    directly with only one individual.
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    command during a lisp routine. We have some error coding, but some of the
    routines are old. It is very difficult to pinpoint what commands exactly do
    the deleting. Any suggestions?? Thanks
     
    Rudy Tovar, Apr 8, 2004
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  3. STOEKE

    Tom Smith Guest

    Simple solution: if you know that's the problem, then stop doing it.

    If you don't know how the lisps work, it might be quite hard to track down the bad coding. A good error handling routine might be able to reduce the damage. It's impossible to speculate without analyzing the code.
     
    Tom Smith, Apr 9, 2004
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    Joshua Tapp Guest

    There's probably some error-trapping in it that does an UNDO or two if a
    cancel is given. I know I've had to play around with mine before to keep it
    from undoing the previous command to my custom routine. Post your code.

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    command during a lisp routine. We have some error coding, but some of the
    routines are old. It is very difficult to pinpoint what commands exactly do
    the deleting. Any suggestions?? Thanks
     
    Joshua Tapp, Apr 19, 2004
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