Autoload DLLs

[lcowell]

I currently have a collection of DLLs, one has the ACad interface stuff to abstract most development away from AutoCAD and another as the main application. My problem is I have the Main app autoloading but it doesn't actually start until I type in a command from my commands. Then it initializes my IExtensionApplication.

Is there anyway to go about doing that automatically so I don't have to run a command?

[celsoven]

Hello

Close AutoCAD

Open Acaddoc.lsp file (it must exists in the path that you installed your application)

and  in the end of file write:

(c:commandDLL)

for example

(c:qsave)

(c:WhateverCommandMadeInDLL)

Save and close the file and that's it

Every time you opend AutoCAD it executes your dll's

[lcowell]

I don't have the script right now I'me running from VS debugger and the reg pointer is currently to that .dll debug folder.

[celsoven]

It doesn't matters, if you put the following lines

(c:NameCommand)

in the file Acaddoc.lsp

When you're debugging your application from Visual Studio the command executes immediatly.

good luck

[lcowell]

I got it what I wanted to do, I changed one of the reg values to autoload and execute it to get me extension to display on startup.