Run a lisp (not load) when a drawing opens

Run a lisp (not load) when a drawing opens

yan_ken
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Run a lisp (not load) when a drawing opens

yan_ken
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HI Folks,

 

I want to run a run or execute a lisp routine when a drawing is opened. I don't mean loading lisp file, which is already in the APPLOAD startup suite.

 

How can I run a lisp on every drawing I open?

 

Thank you,

Ken

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Anonymous
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hi kent 

 

i will try and then i say it will happen or not. thank you so much

 

best regards 

 

hussain

 

 

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JamesMaeding
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This is a communication problem, not an Autocad problem.

To the OP, you might contact autodesk for help on this, state the language you prefer.

Not picking on anyone, but 6 posts on loading a lisp with not much meaningful feedback is futile.


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DGRL
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Hi @yan_ken

 

At the end of the lisp just place (c:yourcommand) and it should run automaticly when loaded


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