Command Reactors work just fine (I use them daily)... Please post your code.
"How we think determines what we do, and what we do determines what we get."
For which command do you believe the reactor callback function is not being evaluated?
If you believe the callback is failing for all commands, I would assert that there is an error with your code.
Lee
You wear the EE badge well, Lee... Enjoy the EE lounge, perks, etc. as they are well deserved.
Cheers
"How we think determines what we do, and what we do determines what we get."
Many thanks BlackBox - I was both honoured & flattered to have been nominated and subsequently invited to join the EE program - recently, I only wish that I had more time to contribute more to the forums
No, thank you - You're a great standard bearer, and have long been a force for good to this community.
@Lee_Mac wrote:
Many thanks BlackBox - I was both honoured & flattered to have been nominated and subsequently invited to join the EE program....
Likewise; my new employment has left me little time to even finalize several pending app updates.
@Lee_Mac wrote:
... I only wish that I had more time to contribute more to the forums
No worries; you'll have to look closely at when a given event is raised, as compared to when your code is loaded (in order to handle the event).
@Anonymous wrote:Sorry... wrong string of code... it was the dwg reactor endDwgOpen.
This is what I cannot get to fire.
It may be necessary to hook another event in order to accomplish what you're after (i.e., DocumentCreated Event, etc.); more information is needed.
Cheers
"How we think determines what we do, and what we do determines what we get."
Sorry... wrong string of code... it was the dwg reactor endDwgOpen.
This is what I cannot get to fire.
Since you are looking to evaluate code on the enddwgopen event, I would instead suggest using the s::startup post-initialisation function, which may be defined within the acaddoc.lsp and evaluated when all drawing startup processes have completed.