TheSwamp
CAD Forums => CAD General => Topic started by: kdub_nz on April 22, 2024, 02:25:23 AM
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After 40+ years I thought I'd try to discover why we get a ( or some ) *Cancel* messages during the startup of the initial drawing in a session.
attached are some images of the Console, LoadedApps and Options.
The message 'AutoCAD menu utilities loaded' originate from the Acad2025doc.lsp ;
Line 574: (princ "\nAutoCAD menu utilities ")
and line 1093: (princ "loaded.")
So, sometime after Acad2025doc.lsp is loaded there are several issues that cause the *Cancel* message to display.
It appears that the issue 'MAY' ( assumption ) be related to menus, ribbons and toolpalettes.
Firstly: Does anyone know why this happens ?
Second: Is there anyone who hasn't seen these messages ?
Regards,
added: also posted at https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-forum/cancel-during-startup-of-first-document-in-session/m-p/12724323#M1129390
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Hi Kerry. I've wondered the same thing...every time I'm troubleshooting a startup issue. But then I forget about it. :-) If you're not an ADN member, I can ask for you.
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I can confirm the assumption about the culprit being menus, ribbons, etc.
I tested by:
1. Confirming that `acad2022.lsp` does load `acad2022doc.lsp`.
2. `acad2022doc.lsp` prompts "AutoCAD menu utilities".
3. `accoreconsole` does NOT have the *cancel*'s.
3a. but that `accoreconsole` does load the `acad2022doc.lsp` (I typed "ai_product_support"--a function defined in `acad2022doc.lsp`--in `accoreconsole`).
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Hi Kerry. I've wondered the same thing...every time I'm troubleshooting a startup issue. But then I forget about it. :-) If you're not an ADN member, I can ask for you.
Thanks Ed.
I am an ADN member, so I'll ask if I can't get a resolution here or the other place.
Regards,
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I can confirm the assumption about the culprit being menus, ribbons, etc.
I tested by:
1. Confirming that `acad2022.lsp` does load `acad2022doc.lsp`.
2. `acad2022doc.lsp` prompts "AutoCAD menu utilities".
3. `accoreconsole` does NOT have the *cancel*'s.
3a. but that `accoreconsole` does load the `acad2022doc.lsp` (I typed "ai_product_support"--a function defined in `acad2022doc.lsp`--in `accoreconsole`).
Thanks John.
Revising the error message and adding logging calls may be a way to isolate the issue.
I may try when I get sufficiently bored.
Regards,