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Tue Jun 28, 2005 4:10 pm Post subject:
I want to Auto load Lisp when Opening a certain drawing? aca |
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Is there a way to make a unique lisp to automatically load depending
with template drawing I open? I have a key.lsp file that has over a
hundred little shortcut lisp that I use daily. I have it
automatically load when I open any drawing. I have added a (load
"key") line in my acad2000doc.lsp file. But when I open my
acadiso.dwt file, I would like it to automatically load a different
lisp file. How do I do that? Right now I load it manually, but I
often forget to load it, which cause me some problems. Thanks
p.s. I been told not to edit my acad2000doc file, but it has not been a
problem for me so far. So until I find a different way to load my
Key.lsp file on start up I have to continue doing it this way. I
have also been advised to use MEASUREINIT feature to switch from
English to Metric, but that does not help my situation (to hard to
explain in this post).
lbbss
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Adesu
Joined: 20 Jul 2005
Posts: 31
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Posted:
Mon Oct 17, 2005 6:24 am Post subject:
Re: I want to Auto load Lisp when Opening a certain drawing? |
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Hi Anonymous,why not choose
Tools > Load application... > contents > add >close >close
| Anonymous wrote: | Is there a way to make a unique lisp to automatically load depending
with template drawing I open? I have a key.lsp file that has over a
hundred little shortcut lisp that I use daily. I have it
automatically load when I open any drawing. I have added a (load
"key") line in my acad2000doc.lsp file. But when I open my
acadiso.dwt file, I would like it to automatically load a different
lisp file. How do I do that? Right now I load it manually, but I
often forget to load it, which cause me some problems. Thanks
p.s. I been told not to edit my acad2000doc file, but it has not been a
problem for me so far. So until I find a different way to load my
Key.lsp file on start up I have to continue doing it this way. I
have also been advised to use MEASUREINIT feature to switch from
English to Metric, but that does not help my situation (to hard to
explain in this post).
lbbss |
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