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a question in NETLOAD
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It is a question in NETLOAD
In ACAD.LSP
(command "NETLOAD" "C: \\NKCCAD\\NET_DLL\\LAYERDISP.dll")
(command "NETLOAD" "C: \\NKCCAD\\NET_DLL\\PASTE.dll")
I put and test command practice by AutoCAD.
LAYERDISP.dll comes in Load, but PASTE.dll cannot play Load.
I have it experimentally if I do it, and the problem does not have NETLOAD alone.
Is plural NETLOAD not made?
Please advise it.
Re: a question in NETLOAD
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Try include full path of DLL include bin or Release folder
where this is stored
C6309D9E0751D165D0934D0621DFF27919
Re: a question in NETLOAD
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NKCAUTOCAD01 wrote:
It is a question in NETLOAD
In ACAD.LSP
(command "NETLOAD" "C: \\NKCCAD\\NET_DLL\\LAYERDISP.dll")
(command "NETLOAD" "C: \\NKCCAD\\NET_DLL\\PASTE.dll")
It is look like that the path-string has blank symbol after C: which is wrong. Also I recommend change all "\\" with "/".
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Hi,
I agree with the space in the path string and the use of "/", but it doesn't explain the behavior of loading only the first dll, in that case no dll should be loaded, maybe there is something else that is avoiding the load of the second one.
Gaston Nunez
Re: a question in NETLOAD
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did you try to "manually" load your two dll see if it work?
did you try to load paste.dll before layerdisp.dll
Maybe your two dll have the same GUID? if is true, just change to GUID from your Visual Studio of one of your DLL and you won't to ask AutoCAD to load twice the same DLL.
by the way, i am just guessing....



