Routine to APPLOAD lisp file..
Routine to APPLOAD lisp file..
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Hi,
Does anyone know the best way to write a command or lisp or vba module that will perform the same function as the AppLoad command, so i can automatically load a LSP file back into autocad. Basically, i have a tools.lsp file which has lots of commands and lisp routines for our everyday office needs etc and everytime i update the file, i have to go around and re-load it into everyone's cad, which is a right pain. What i need is a simple command which allows everyone to load it themselves with a simple click of a menu button or keyboard shortcut..
Any ideas?
Does anyone know the best way to write a command or lisp or vba module that will perform the same function as the AppLoad command, so i can automatically load a LSP file back into autocad. Basically, i have a tools.lsp file which has lots of commands and lisp routines for our everyday office needs etc and everytime i update the file, i have to go around and re-load it into everyone's cad, which is a right pain. What i need is a simple command which allows everyone to load it themselves with a simple click of a menu button or keyboard shortcut..
Any ideas?
Cheers,
Paul
basepointdesignzltd..
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RE: Routine to APPLOAD lisp file..
RE: Routine to APPLOAD lisp file..
Yeah I know it has and i have everyone's start-up suite with that file in it, but sometimes i might need them to load it on demand not when a drawing is open or first thing in the morning. Mainly its for me really, as i update the tools.lsp file with extar bits pieces and want to try things out, i don't want to have to keep doing the appload command and searching for the file and loading it etc, i just want to load it with a simple button click or keyboard shortcut
Cheers,
Paul
basepointdesignzltd..
P4 3.0Ghz / 2GB RAM
XP Pro SP2
Sapphire X1950 512MB Dual-DVi Graphics Card..
RE: Routine to APPLOAD lisp file..
^C^C(load "tools.lsp");
Assuming file is on the search path that should work, otherwise include path:
^C^C(load "c:\\path1\\path2\\tools.lsp");