Findout Path of loadet Lsp/vlx

Hi
I'll try to find out the Path of an loadet lisp or vlx, by (V)Lisp.
It was loadet bevor by appload.
I cant use findfile, because its not in an Support-path.
I also wont use doslib.

Perhaps someone can help me.

 

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Rudy, you don't know ****

No one needs to disclose themself here, or put
their email address up for spammers to harvest.

 

This question has been asked quite a few times.

There's no way to do it (at least, for any .LSP file)

 

If you 'know' the name of the .vlx, best bet is to use Windows Explorer, Tools, Search for file.
In Visual Basic, you could also find it I'm sure. Foreach Dir,
IF Dir "filetofind"..
Takes a bit of code, but you could get there.

Bob

 

Tony, I comment, because I know someone else will, or you wouldn't have
answered.

And yeah, I know it's been asked before too.

I was given the cold shoulder in the past, when I first started, so I do
know ****.

I've been watching this group long enough to know who gets rubbed out.

Comments like the one I made, have been made before I knew ****.

Just ask Michael and a few others.

 

And another thought.
The 'app' loaded (.vlx) may be 'hidden', and may also
load several other .vlx files. Technique is used to protect
'hakers' from examining (purchased) code. If that is the
case, best to get back to the 'source' - supplier of the code.

Bob

 

You could aways create a dictionary that reference that utility, that gets
created via a reactor that watches which lisp or vlx or arx are loaded, and
assigns a data specifying the directory it was loaded from.

 

Interesting
Bob

 

I've got tons of ideas, and very little time.

 

Tony,
did you know your name and photo is on "AmIHot.com"?
Did you put it there or did a spammer harvest it?

"Tony Tanzillo" <tony.tanzillo at caddzone dot com>
|>> Use a valid name, get a valid answer.
|>>
|>> Hate to say it, but if you don't reveal yourself, you may not get a reply.
|>>
|>> Valid email or at least your name (No, a real name,
|>> )
|>>
|>> I don't make the rules, I just know everyone you're trying to get an answer
|>> from.
|>
|>Rudy, you don't know ****
|>
|>No one needs to disclose themself here, or put
|>their email address up for spammers to harvest.

James Maeding
Civil Engineer/Programmer