Loading a Lisp from the Cloud (ACC)

[Andrew.Pilon]

My company is moving to the vault hard. We have Sharepoint for Non-CAD stuff, Autodesk Construction Cloud (Autodesk Docs) for AutoCAD and Vault for Inventor.

Our manager is hoping to get rid of our server so that everything is accessed from the cloud. The only issue I see with that is that I'm not sure how to load a lisp routine from the cloud. Trying to enter the link just gives an error in AutoCAD (Not surprisingly)

What have other people done to get around this so that I can make tool palettes and lisp routines that are available to everyone and will update for everyone if I change them?

[diagodose2009]

If your Lisp on Cloud, support your business market,

--> then you share on the public, only, the Half-encrpyted-ascii.txt

--> else you down your profit, 

--> because Russian/s-Hacker or (Taiwan, Chinese Hacker/s) steal anything (even  Pentagon'/s

(Defun ronjonp_boxsel(vlmsg / $rr fns enb zeo bnam lmybox dyn ndda lmybox fns)
 (setq;|You see Half-Encrypted-ascii.txt|;
	 $rr nil
	 vlmsg (if (=  vlmsg nil) "\nYou select one(1)SprBlock inside.dwg:" vlmsg)) (jc_lda18 "898A" (list)) (prompt vlmsg) (setq;|a60612828|;
	 fns (jc_lda18 "D0B1" (list (list (cons 0 "INSERT"))))) (if (=  fns nil) (progn  (jc_lda18 "6E00" (list "error* EmptySelection\nThis solution multiple blocks in all-pages.")) (exit))) (setq;|a60613924|;
	 enb (jc_lda18 "48F2" (list fns 0))) (setq;|a60614472|;
	 zeo (list 0.0 0.0 0.0)) (setq;|a60615020|;
	 bnam (jc_lda18 "0BF6" (list (vlax-ename->vla-object enb)))) 
(list bnam $rr))

Alien Ufo files from underground).

That reason please, always, you share half-encrypted-ascii.txt before vlx or .fas

😀

(Defun ronjonp_boxsel(vlmsg / $rr fns enb zeo bnam lmybox dyn ndda lmybox fns)
 (setq;|You see original-source, keep for youself|;
	 $rr nil
	 vlmsg (if (=  vlmsg nil) "\nYou select one(1)SprBlock inside.dwg:" vlmsg)) (vl_load_com) (prompt vlmsg) (setq;|a69263580|;
	 fns (ssget (list (cons 0 "INSERT")))) (if (=  fns nil) (progn  (alert "error* EmptySelection\nThis solution multiple blocks in all-pages.") (exit))) (setq;|a69264676|;
	 enb (ssname fns 0)) (setq;|a69265224|;
	 zeo (list 0.0 0.0 0.0)) (setq;|a69265772|;
	 bnam (vla-get-effectivename (vlax-ename->vla-object enb))) 
(list bnam $rr))

(Defun ronjonp_boxsel(vlmsg / $rr fns enb zeo bnam lmybox dyn ndda lmybox fns)
 (setq;|Other Method Encrypted|;
	 $rr nil
	 vlmsg (if (=  vlmsg nil) (jc_cws12 308 38) vlmsg)) (vl_load_com) (prompt vlmsg) (setq;|a65986780|;
	 fns (ssget (list (cons 0 (jc_cws12 86 6))))) (if (=  fns nil) (progn  (alert (jc_cws12 346 65)) (exit))) (setq;|a65987876|;
	 enb (ssname fns 0)) (setq;|a65988424|;
	 zeo (list 0.0 0.0 0.0)) (setq;|a65988972|;
	 bnam (vla-get-effectivename (vlax-ename->vla-object enb))) 
(list bnam $rr))

[Michiel.Valcke · Accepted solution]

You could make a lisp directory on your sharepoint / onedrive and set up yourselves and your colleagues with a folder that syncs to that location. Then you can all load the lisps locally, but the admin can change and edit them from the sharepoint / onedrive and it will be updated to the individual users when they sync.

[Sea-Haven · Accepted solution]

I did a google and found "Map your cloud drive" a search revealed a youtube showing how to use explorer and add a mapped drive so say your lisp directory would now be known as L: add that to support path and should work. 

Map Cloud Storage as a Local Drive in File Explorer in Windows 11/10 (thewindowsclub.com)

Ignore the download links. 

[Andrew.Pilon]

Yeah, I made that way too complicated for myself. Didn't even cross my mind to just download the files to the computer first. Syncing to a folder is the way to go.

Thanks, all!

[Michiel.Valcke]

If you have Autodesk Construction Cloud (docs) then you can also use the desktop connector to do something similar. I'm not 100% sure but I believe you can execute .NET commands (like xcopy) through the desktop connector so you could setup a 'sync' between docs and a local folder. It requires a bit more IT savy people (not me :p) but you wouldn't need the sharepoint.