HELP_BUTTON IN DCL

I CAN'T GET THE HELP BUTTON WORKING WITHIN THE LISP ROUTINE. EVERY TIME I RUN THIS PROGRAM, IT FLASHES A QUITS. WHAT AM I DOING WRONG.

HERE IS THE CODE..

DCL CODE

//
// Row of buttons at bottom: OK Cancel
//
: row {
fixed_width = true;
alignment = centered;
ok_button;
: spacer { width = 2; }
cancel_button;
: spacer { width = 2; }
help_button;
}

LISP CODE

(setq dcl_id (load_dialog "midwestplot.dcl"))
(if (not (new_dialog "midwestplot" dcl_id) ) (exit))
(setq flag 0)
(action_tile "legalplan" "(setq flag 1)")
(action_tile "constplanred" "(setq flag 2)")
(action_tile "constplanmono" "(setq flag 3)")
(action_tile "constplancolor" "(setq flag 4)")
(action_tile "constplancrown" "(setq flag 5)")
(action_tile "wellplanred" "(setq flag 6)")
(action_tile "wellplanmono" "(setq flag 7)")
(action_tile "wellplancolor" "(setq flag 8)")
(action_tile "wellplancrown" "(setq flag 9)")
(action_tile "iop" "(setq flag 10)")
(action_tile "noplan" "(setq flag 0)")
(action_tile "ok" "(done_dialog 0)")
(action_tile "cancel" "(done_dialog 1)")
(action_tile "help" "(help "w:/jobs2005/repro.chm")")
(start_dialog)
(unload_dialog dcl_id)
(work)

 

Quotes in the w:/job...

 

Shouldn't that be the following instead?

(action_tile "help" "(help \"w:/jobs2005/repro.chm\")")

 

THANK YOU. IT WORKS.

 

you might want to strongly consider not stating paths like that, buried in your code. if you add that path to your acad search path, saves the hassle of searching thousands of lines of code whenever a network drive letter needs to change.

--J