TheSwamp
Code Red => AutoLISP (Vanilla / Visual) => Topic started by: AC on October 06, 2019, 04:56:55 PM
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Hi,
I'm currently evaluating nanoCAD (nanoCAD free v.5.0) & it's ability to execute lisp routines. Would there be anyone on this forum able to shed some light on the following:
My query concerns a lisp routine that's been kicking around this forum for a number of years called 'QuickProfile.lsp', originally written by Pedro Miguel da Silva Ferreira back in 2006. For those not familiar with this file it is, in the authors own words; 'a visual lisp routine that creates a section profile of the terrain based on the existing contours'.
When I try to run this routine in nanoCAD free v.5.0 I get the following error:
lsp - lsp
Enter an option or [cOmmands/Functions/Variables/Load/Execute/Console/]: l
appload - Application Load
QuickProfile.lsp loaded. Commands: QP
Command: QP
QP - QP
not implemented sysvar: flatland
not implemented sysvar: edgemode
error: variable setting rejected: "FLATLAND" 0
QuickProfile.lsp, as you can imagine, has been modified a number of times over the years since it's creation, look hard enough & you will find these later variants on this forum too. All produce some error message in nanoCAD.
In short, would anyone know of a reason why this well tested routine on AutoCAD will not run on nanoCAD free v.5.0? Alternatively, & better still, would anyone have a version of this lisp routine that works correctly on nanoCAD?
Many thanks,
AC
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If you google flatland is no longer supported, you may be able to set edgemode prior to running type on command line.
I would just rem out these lines and see what happens.
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But where is this lisp? I can't see your code
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It seems is that nanoCAD does not have the system variables that the program trying to set at the initialization!.