TheSwamp
Code Red => AutoLISP (Vanilla / Visual) => Topic started by: Dommy2Hotty on August 02, 2004, 03:03:04 PM
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I have made (with enormous help from everyone here) quite a few LISP files and menus that everyone here at my work uses on a daily basis. I want to make it so only I have the original files and everyone else has protected/unreadable files. I gather that I just need to make VLX files out of my LSP files, correct? What about the menu files. For example, our electrical menu consists of these files: Electrical.MNS, .MNL, & .DLL. How would I go about making those unreadable by others? Thanks :twisted:
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1) yes, compile your .lsp into either .vlx or fas.
2) can't protect those as far as I know. well you could call another .vlx/.fas from the .mnl to do all the work.
example:
// .mnl file
(load "myprog.vlx")
// .mnl file