Load lisp from Tool Palette
I think you just need to coordinate your file and command names.
The code at the top of your image [the one that uses the SCALE approach and works only with Lines or single-line-segment Polylines] is from Post 14 of your linked thread, defining the command name TLM. The command macro, however, is checking whether the command name LTM is present, and if not, it is loading the file that defines LTM, from Post 31 of that thread [the one that uses the LENGTHEN approach and works with additional kinds of objects]. But then it's calling the TLM command name, which is not the command defined in the file it just loaded. That's probably why you're still needing to load the file that defines TLM before you use that button -- the button doesn't load the file that defines the command name it then calls for. In addition [though this shouldn't prevent it from working], the Tool Palette button label uses yet another letter sequence -- MLT.
Choose which command you really want to use, and have it load the appropriate file.
@MikeKovacik4928 wrote:
okay
have the correct lisp names now.
Still not loading.
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Since the TLM command defined in Post 14 of that thread is not already in a .lsp file [as the one for the LTM command in Post 31 is], but only in a Code window, I will assume that the file you saved it in is actually called TLM.lsp -- it caught my attention because it's so different from the character of the filename before. Is it in a location that AutoCAD can find [Support File Search Path list in the Files tab in OPTIONS]? If you use APPLOAD and manually load it, does it load without error? [The error message doesn't specify whether the failure is because it couldn't find it, or there's something wrong with the file itself, or otherwise.]
@MikeKovacik4928 wrote:
Autodesk moderators, finger error here, I pressed my own post for accept as solution, by mistake
How can I undo, or can you undo for me.
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[I took care of that for you -- we Expert Elite members wield awesome powers, one of which is to mark a Post as the Solution, or Not the solution, even in threads we did not initiate.]
