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I have recently upgraded to AutoCAD 2015 - I'm actually using MEP installed as part of the Building Design Suite but I'm running it under the Architecture profile, hence me posting in this section.
I have noticed that whenever any kind of error is triggered I get the following message on the command line:
Cannot invoke (command) from *error* without prior call to (*push-error-using-command*).
Converting (command) calls to (command-s) is recommended.
This is a clean install with no form of add-ons or personal lisp routines etc so I am 100% confident that this message is not linked to something I have added. The message comes up regardless of what the error trigger is, even something as simple as typing (alert 1) will throw this message out rather than the expected bad argument type: stringp 1.
I then changed my profile to plain AutoCAD, restarted CAD and tried triggering an error and this time I get the correct error message. So it seems that whatever is going on, it is related to something within the Architecture profile.
Has anybody else experienced this situation? I have tried on three machines (all running the same software setup) and each of them throws the same error when in the Architecture profile but not in the AutoCAD profile so I know it is not specific to just one machine.
[ The subject line of this post has been edited to include the product name by @handjonathan ]
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