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Code Red => AutoLISP (Vanilla / Visual) => Topic started by: ROBBO on March 07, 2014, 10:07:57 AM
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Hello,
I have a acaddoc.lsp to load and autoload various lisp routines and commands on AutoCAD start-up. There is one particular routine I would like to Load in after all other routines and commands have loaded from the acaddoc.lsp .
Any help on how I can achieve this would be much appreciated.
Many thanks in advance, Robbo.
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Put its loading sequence at the bottom of the acaddoc file.
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Thank you alanjt for your prompt reply. I tried this, but didn't appear to work. The particular routine in question appears to load again once another routine is loaded from a custom dll on start-up.
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There is one particular routine I would like to Load in after all other routines and commands have loaded from the acaddoc.lsp
Load the program using the s::startup function - this is a 'post-initialisation' funciton which is evaluated after all other drawing startup processes.
Here is an example of a wrapper for the load function to enable you to define a post-initialisation load call:
(defun post-load ( lsp )
(if (findfile lsp)
(if (= 'list (type s::startup))
(if (not (member (list 'load lsp 'nil) s::startup))
(setq s::startup (append s::startup (list (list 'load lsp 'nil))))
)
(eval (list 'defun-q 's::startup 'nil (list 'load lsp 'nil) '(princ)))
)
(prompt (strcat "\n\"" lsp "\" not found."))
)
)Add an expression to your acaddoc.lsp with the filename of the program to load, e.g.:
(post-load "mylisp.lsp")
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Excellent! Thank you Lee for your responce. This solved my problem and routines now load (once) in the correct order as listed in my acaddoc.lsp. :kewl:
Cheers, Robbo.
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Excellent to hear Robbo - you're most welcome! :-)