Topic: Loading a lisp command ...

[Hangman]

Good afternoon everybody.
I am curious, mainly because I am having a bit of an issue with loading a routine but I can't get it to run.
So, I have a routine like this:

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(defun c:offsets () (command ".offset" "l" "s") (princ))In my PGP file, I have set the command as this:

RSR      *OFFSETS

I have run this before in 2008, so I don't understand why it isn't working here in my new 2010.  Unless there's something I setup in the 2008 that I am overlooking now, or something has changed in the new version.
So when I type 'rsr' at the command line, I get:

Unknown command "RSR"

Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.

[M-dub]

Might be a stupid question, but did you reinit your pgp file?

[Hangman]

Might be a stupid question, but did you reinit your pgp file?

Well, ... umm ... no.
But I am assuming it gets reinit ialized every time autocad starts, or every time I reboot and start autocad.
Am I mistaken ??

[M-dub]

Might be a stupid question, but did you reinit your pgp file?

I am assuming it gets reinit ialized every time autocad starts, or every time I reboot and start autocad.
Am I mistaken ??

Nope, you're right.  Sorry, I was assuming you had JUST made the change to your pgp file.

[M-dub]

What about adding that routine to your startup suite?

[VovKa]

i think comma is missing

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RSR,      *OFFSETS

[Hangman]

Might be a stupid question, but did you reinit your pgp file?

I am assuming it gets reinit ialized every time autocad starts, or every time I reboot and start autocad.
Am I mistaken ??

Nope, you're right.  Sorry, I was assuming you had JUST made the change to your pgp file.

Ahhhhaaaaa !!!
You learn something new every day.
So, the PGP file doesn't work with comments like the LiSP routines do.  If you comment something after the callout, it won't recognize it.

RSR,   *OFFSETC         ; (LiSP - Offset to Current)

The PGP won't recognize this line.
But it will recognize these two lines:

RSR,   *OFFSETC
; (LiSP - Offset to Current)

Interesting.