I have a drawing setup lisp routine that doesn't want to work in 2016
@Anonymous wrote:
I have put the location of the .lsp with all of the other files that it needs in the trusted file location and in the support file path and even changed the shortcut to open as administrator. The lisp routine runs but *cancels* before changing anything in the drawing.
Show us your code, otherwise we will have to guess...
Henrique
@Anonymous wrote:
... This is my lisp with all the support files. Thanks
Command: DDMAA
; error: no function definition: FILE_IN
FILE_IN function?
Henrique
@Anonymous wrote:
I don't know anything about code or how to write a lisp routine, these were created about 20 years ago and I've managed to get them working in every release up to this one. So I have no idea what that means lol.
You'll have to search in your older release, some file with that function defined, something starting with:
(defun FILE_IN (
probably in that file there are more functions required to run this code, or others.
Try at some old acad.lsp, acaddoc.lsp, or ...
Henrique
@Anonymous wrote:
Is that something that can be removed or changed in this lisp routine? Or would that even be something you know w/o having the mystery file?
Bignick81,
in a quick read, your code calls external functions which are necessary, ex:
FILE_IN
SCALE2STR
parse_str
INPUT_SCALE2 from genlib.lsp <- the annotation is in DDMAA the lisp file...
Probably, exist more external functions...
You'll have to look for those files...
Henrique