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I would think the controlling factor would be whether the pgp file was read before or after the cui file. I am not sure which is first.
<Snip>Consider the load order at startup:linkyQuoteA. CUI files loaded:1. Enterprise2. Main3. Partials to Main4. Partials to EnterpriseB. acad*.* files loaded:1. Files listed in acad.rx2. acad2009.lsp3. acad.lsp <-- 4. acad2009doc.lsp5. acaddoc.lsp6. acad.dvbC. CUI-associated MNL and LSP files loaded:1. Enterprise named MNL2. Enterprise loaded LSP and MNL3. Main named MNL4. Main loaded LSP and MNL5. Partials to Main named MNLs6. Partials to Main loaded LSPs and MNLs7. Partials to Enterprise named MNLs8. Partials to Enterprise loaded LSPs and MNLsD. Startup suite files loadedE. Startup routines run:1. AcadStartup() called (AutoCAD startup)2. AcadDocument_Activate() called (Drawing startup)3. (S::STARTUP) called4. SCR loaded from /b switchEdit: ^^ Corrected
A. CUI files loaded:1. Enterprise2. Main3. Partials to Main4. Partials to EnterpriseB. acad*.* files loaded:1. Files listed in acad.rx2. acad2009.lsp3. acad.lsp <-- 4. acad2009doc.lsp5. acaddoc.lsp6. acad.dvbC. CUI-associated MNL and LSP files loaded:1. Enterprise named MNL2. Enterprise loaded LSP and MNL3. Main named MNL4. Main loaded LSP and MNL5. Partials to Main named MNLs6. Partials to Main loaded LSPs and MNLs7. Partials to Enterprise named MNLs8. Partials to Enterprise loaded LSPs and MNLsD. Startup suite files loadedE. Startup routines run:1. AcadStartup() called (AutoCAD startup)2. AcadDocument_Activate() called (Drawing startup)3. (S::STARTUP) called4. SCR loaded from /b switch
you will probably discover use of the normal command name presents fewer unexpected results than use of an alias.
Quote from: Higgs Boson's Mate on November 22, 2011, 01:47:33 AMyou will probably discover use of the normal command name presents fewer unexpected results than use of an alias.Irrespective of what or who gets loaded first, I'm sticking with my original answer.
I know it is accepted in everyday language but the word "irregardless" is actually a double negative. There is a belief that it was a blend of "irrespective" and "regardless". $0.02BM
Quote from: BlueMoon on December 06, 2011, 02:12:14 PMI know it is accepted in everyday language but the word "irregardless" is actually a double negative. There is a belief that it was a blend of "irrespective" and "regardless". $0.02BMIrregardless of what you say.... That's why I used the LOL smiley.