topic Re: why not to run acad.lsp? in .NET Forum

why not to run acad.lsp?

Anonymous — Tue, 17 Jan 2017 07:20:06 GMT

I wish my test.dll run only under my profile.So add acad.lsp and my.arg in my path.

acad.lsp content:

(command "netload" "test.dll")

But some pc can load my test.dll,othe can't load.

what block acad.lsp run?

Re: why not to run acad.lsp?

Anonymous — Tue, 17 Jan 2017 13:34:34 GMT

Try inserting your Class Library file ("test.dll") inside a trusted location.

Enter Options inside AutoCad => Go to tab "Files" => While Trusted Locations is selected clock at Add button => Select your .dll file location.

Also insert a point-underline before netload on your lisp function so your command may work on any AutoCad language.

(command "._netload" "test.dll")

Re: why not to run acad.lsp?

Anonymous — Wed, 18 Jan 2017 06:10:31 GMT

@Anonymous thank you.I try ._netload. I use autocad 2012. Autocad 2012 haven't Trusted Locations option.

Re: why not to run acad.lsp?

Anonymous — Wed, 18 Jan 2017 13:36:04 GMT

Are you using the full path of your .dll file?

 (command "._netload" "C:/Users/YOURNAME/Desktop/test.dll")

Are the PCs which netload command worked running the same version of AutoCAD (2012)?

Additionally, try to simply run the Netload command on AutoCad and chose your file from the dialog. Does it load?

If not, what kind off error is AutoCAD returning for you on the command lines? Please send it.

Re: why not to run acad.lsp?

Anonymous — Mon, 23 Jan 2017 11:43:24 GMT

View Command history window,there were "._netload test.dll" command.But test.dll hadn't loaded still.Drag the acad.lsp into the CAD windows,could load it.

Re: why not to run acad.lsp?

_gile — Mon, 23 Jan 2017 14:20:25 GMT

Hi,

When starting, AutoCAD loads the first acad.lisp if found in support search folders. See this page.