ignorant question...

[Anonymous]

See I am being honest from the start... I know
precious little about VBA and just a bit more about LISP.  I have books
available to me, but I can not locate what I am looking for in
them.

I have a .dvb file, which I want to activate
from a .pgp file short cut at the command line.

How can I do this?  Can I do
this?

--
*<] 🙂 }

[Anonymous]

search 'vbarun', 'vbastmt'

do you need this to be in your

pgp? you can create an ascii

file called 'acaddoc.lsp' and place

it in your search path. In this txt

file add lisp programs to call
your

vba
size=2>macros.

sample acaddoc.lsp

(defun c:commandName()
  (vl-vbarun
"x:/path/project.dvb!module.sub/function")
)

(defun c:commandName2()

...

)

Add others as necessary. 'acaddoc.lsp' will
load

automatically as long as it's in your search
path.

--
gl - Paul

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See I am being honest from the start... I know
precious little about VBA and just a bit more about LISP.  I have books
available to me, but I can not locate what I am looking for in
them.

I have a .dvb file, which I want to activate
from a .pgp file short cut at the command line.

How can I do this?  Can I do
this?

--
*<] 🙂
}

[Anonymous]

Thanks for your response!

Well, no.  It does not have to be in my .pgp
now that I think about it...

If I can list three different commands in the
acaddoc.lsp to activate the same single .dvb, then I will be okay.

Is that the example you sent me?  It looks
like it...

TIA
--
*<] 🙂 }

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search 'vbarun', 'vbastmt'

do you need this to be in your

pgp? you can create an ascii

file called 'acaddoc.lsp' and place

it in your search path. In this txt

file add lisp programs to call
your

vba
size=2>macros.

sample acaddoc.lsp

(defun c:commandName()
  (vl-vbarun
"x:/path/project.dvb!module.sub/function")
)

(defun c:commandName2()

...

)

Add others as necessary. 'acaddoc.lsp' will
load

automatically as long as it's in your search
path.

--
gl - Paul

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<Santa CAD> wrote in message
href="news:5066082@discussion.autodesk.com">news:5066082@discussion.autodesk.com...

See I am being honest from the start... I know
precious little about VBA and just a bit more about LISP.  I have books
available to me, but I can not locate what I am looking for in
them.

I have a .dvb file, which I want to
activate from a .pgp file short cut at the command line.

How can I do this?  Can I do
this?

--
*<] 🙂
}

[Anonymous]

>If I can list three different
commands in the acaddoc.lsp to activate the same single .dvb, then >I will be
okay

yes you can.
--
gl - Paul

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Thanks for your response!

Well, no.  It does not have to be in my .pgp
now that I think about it...

If I can list three different commands in the
acaddoc.lsp to activate the same single .dvb, then I will be
okay.

Is that the example you sent me?  It looks
like it...

TIA
--
*<] 🙂 }

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"Paul Richardson" <
href="mailto:spamThis@spamThis.net">spamThis@spamThis.net> wrote in
message
href="news:5066134@discussion.autodesk.com">news:5066134@discussion.autodesk.com...

search 'vbarun', 'vbastmt'

do you need this to be in your

pgp? you can create an ascii

file called 'acaddoc.lsp' and
place

it in your search path. In this
txt

file add lisp programs to call
your

vba
size=2>macros.

sample acaddoc.lsp

(defun c:commandName()
  (vl-vbarun
"x:/path/project.dvb!module.sub/function")
)

(defun c:commandName2()

...

)

Add others as necessary. 'acaddoc.lsp' will
load

automatically as long as it's in your search
path.

--
gl - Paul

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<Santa CAD> wrote in message
href="news:5066082@discussion.autodesk.com">news:5066082@discussion.autodesk.com...

See I am being honest from the start... I
know precious little about VBA and just a bit more about LISP.  I
have books available to me, but I can not locate what I am looking for in
them.

I have a .dvb file, which I want to
activate from a .pgp file short cut at the command line.

How can I do this?  Can I do
this?

--
*<] 🙂
}