no function definition: INITERR

Anonymous · ‎01-30-2016

I have searched all over and can't find a solution to this.

I am loading a lisp routine in AutoCAD 2013. The lisp was created several years ago, before 2013. The lisp routine appears to be loading successfully, but when I try to run it, I get this error message:

I have a friend with 2014 who is able to run the identical lisp routine with no problem.

Please help!

Thank you.

kerry_w_brown · ‎01-30-2016

I assume INITERR is a purpose written function to save the values of variables prior to running an application that makes temporary changes to those variables..

There will probably be a function to RESET the variable values as well.

Here's a sample

http://www.afralisp.net/autolisp/tutorials/error-trapping.php

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stevor · ‎01-31-2016

The 'purpose lisp' is likely,

so search on your friends' systems,

and your own, for the string

defun INITERR, or (INITERR

and see what you got.

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no function definition: INITERR

no function definition: INITERR

no function definition: INITERR