Demand Load LISP Demand Loading a LISP File The registry demand loading feature in AutoCAD, Bricscad, and ZWCAD is a great method for loading ObjectARX/BRX/ZRX modules automatically at startup, and it's relatively easy to create the demand loading settings from an installation program or MSI ...
If I manually drag the above lisp in it loads properly but does not at drawing startsup. I copied the code (load "C:\\ACI APPS\\ACAD-C3D\\01-Support File\\ACITPPATHS.lsp") to the acad.lsp this loads the lisp properly but only in the first drawing (as expected). Why would t...
If the program file resides in an AutoCAD Support Path, the filename need only be the name of the file to load; else a full filepath is required to locate the file, for example: File Residing in AutoCAD Support Path: (load"MyProgram""MyProgram Failed to Load.") (load"MyLISP.lsp""...
I found a posting here not long ago that talked about a lisp file that ships with AutoCAD. That file, by Autodesk, has routines in it that loads .arg files at startup. Here is what I did: I created a special desktop startup icon that includes a /b switch. The /b switch...
// Finally we save the file and load it pcs.SaveAs(myCuiFile); LoadMyCui(myCuiFileToSend); } } } privatevoidLoadMyCui(stringcuiFile) { // This load technique sends a LISP string to the // command line (which avoid us having to set FILEDIA ...
(load <filename> [on failure]) If the program file resides in an AutoCAD Support Path, the filename need only be the name of the file to load; else a full filepath is required to locate the file, for example: 如果程序不在支持路径下,应使用全部路径名+文件名。
I guess I can start re-building my custom cuix file again. If I want to get any work done I will have to do this. I get paid to make AutoCad drawings and this is driving me up the wall. I have used AutoCad for over 30 years and have written many custom lisp routines and have ...