Topic: Briscad

[mail00]

how to create lisp from briscad..?

[MickD]

you will need to write it in a basic editor like notepad and save as .lsp file as Bricscad doesn't have a vlide. I'm not certain but there may be no vl* type exposure either but standard acad lisp should work ok.

[It's Alive!]

The new version has LispEx, which supports most of the VL commands. There are plenty of good editors that will work, I use lisplink
have fun!

[mail00]

The new version has LispEx, which supports most of the VL commands. There are plenty of good editors that will work, I use lisplink
have fun!

where to get LispEx/Lisplink??

[MickD]

LispEx ships with Bricscad so it can run lisp files, a quick google gave me this - http://www.caelink.com/lisplink.htm

good luck!

[TimSpangler]

LispEx ships with Bricscad so it can run lisp files, a quick google gave me this - http://www.caelink.com/lisplink.htm

good luck!

LispLink is great but it will cost you (I used to use it exclusivley).  I would suggest Notepad++ as you lisp editor (its free)

[mail00]

thank for all suggestion....
how to compile lisp to dll?,coz briscad can load .dll lisp.

[MickD]

you don't make a dll using lisp, lisp is like a script file that runs in an interpretor, you would load it using the APPLOAD command and loading your lisp file that has a .lsp file extension. Other lispers here could probably help you more with that though.

[sinc]

Briscad...  Is that Jewish?

 

[It's Alive!]

Briscad...  Is that Jewish?

 

Belgiumese

[Jakes GrandPa]

Briscad...  Is that Jewish?

 

I think that went about four feet over most of the heads here...

[daron]

How do you make bricscad load lsp files all the time in V8? I put everything in appload and but it seems to need to be loaded up everytime you open a drawing.

[MickD]

I never noticed that before as I don't use lisp that much but I will when I go full time Bricscad, I'll do some investigation and get back to you Daron.

[Bob Wahr]

Briscad...  Is that Jewish?

 

I think that went about four feet over most of the heads here...

I thought it was the new name for ACAD LT

[MickD]

Hey Bob, good to see you!

Daron, this is from the Bricscad knowledge base, hope it helps,

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Knowledge Base
Autoload lisp files (used to be icad.lsp)

product: Bricscad
version: V8
operating system:
status:
last reviewed: 2007-07-23

Symptoms
Where can I put lisp routines that have to be loaded automatically

Cause

Resolution
** Icad.lsp was changed to offer finer control. It was replaced by 4 auto-loaded files. The files that come with the program in the support folder are

on_start_default.lsp
on_doc_load_default.lsp

while the user created files(in the support folder in the user's documents and settings folder) are

on_start.lsp
on_doc_load.lsp

In order to avoid overwriting changes made by a user, we make a distinction between the default files, which come with the program, and those created by the user.

More information
The ACADLSPASDOC system variable controls whether on_start_default.lsp and on_start.lsp are loaded only at session start or every time a drawing is loaded.