Lisp Loading

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by DSS, Apr 7, 2004.

  1. DSS

    DSS Guest

    Sorry for the repost, forgot to add a subject to the last one.

    How do I make a lisp routine load automatically when AutoCAD starts, for the
    life of me I can't remember (one of those days)
     
    DSS, Apr 7, 2004
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    R.K. McSwain Guest

    R.K. McSwain, Apr 7, 2004
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    Walt Engle Guest

    Tools>Autolisp>startup suite
     
    Walt Engle, Apr 7, 2004
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    kemp Guest

    Easiest way I know:

    Appload > Startup suite
     
    kemp, Apr 7, 2004
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    C Witt Guest

    toss this in your acad.lsp file

    (load "yourlisp.lsp")
     
    C Witt, Apr 7, 2004
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    DSS Guest

    Thanks. I guess I should have looked there myself. It's been a l-o-n-g
    day.


    http://support.autodesk.com/Getdoc.asp?ID=TS21336

    http://support.autodesk.com/Getdoc.asp?ID=TS65558

    http://support.autodesk.com/Getdoc.asp?ID=TS68631

    Found at http://support.autodesk.com, query topic = "lisp load"
     
    DSS, Apr 7, 2004
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    Rudy Tovar Guest

    Ah!, and last but not least (autoload "lispfile")

    And you can add it to your custom mns, example mymns.mns would contain the
    following

    (load "etc")
    (autoload"etc")
    etc.
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    Rudy Tovar, Apr 8, 2004
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    Rudy Tovar Guest

    Excuse my spelling....it's custom filename.MNL file.

    But just remember it doesn't get executed unless you menuload a custom menu.
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    Rudy Tovar, Apr 8, 2004
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    Anne Brown Guest

    Removed the "no subject" message and copying here an answer to
    it.
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    Reply From: zeha

    Date: Apr/08/04 - 09:16 (GMT)

    Re: [No Subject]
    look at this site
    http://www.afralisp.com/lisp/custom.htm
     
    Anne Brown, Apr 8, 2004
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