Well - According to the docs, ACRX_CMD_DEFUN should make the
function available, but it obviously isn't working.
You don't have to look up function codes if you use acedRegFunc()
to define the function. In that case, the function handler is
called directly, rather than through the kInvokeSubr message in
acrxEntryPoint().
Todd Parsons wrote:
>
> > No, you're not using (command).
> > This uses (command):
> > (command "D2IMPT" ...)
>
> Fair enough... As I've said before, I'm new to this environment. Trying
> that, I can certainly call the command from within Autolisp. I was hoping
> to be able to use the ACRX_CMD_DEFUN flag within
> acedRegCmds->addCommand to set it as a function... But, adding that in
> makes it inoperable everywhere.
>
> > To call it as a function (as in (d2impt
...)) you must
> > define the function with acedDefun() and acedRegFunc(), and
> > I believe you must do that in the kLoadDwg message, as LISP
> > functions are document-specific.
>
> Ok, I'll look more closely at acedDefun, etc... The second argument for
> that is an int... I've seen that as an index into a function table... Is
> that still the way it works? Thanks again for the help.
>
> --Todd Parsons, CCI
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