by bftsurveying » Thu Oct 28, 2010 7:57 pm
I think you are on the right track. Originally, I thought I could get the individual lisp files to load using quick keys. So I entered all these in there. When that didn't work, I went back to trying to get the icad.lsp file to load. I did a lot of cleaning up of my icad.lsp file trying to prevent overlaps a while back.
After your comments, I removed the entries from quick keys and fixed some other conflicts with mine and quick keys I had overlooked. But I still do not get it loading automatically. I did make progress - I was getting a "stack overflow: error#" when I tried to run one of my lisp routines. Now, when I open a drawing, I have to load the icad.lsp (load "icad") or I will get a "null function: error" when I try to run one of my routines.
Here is my icad.lsp file:
;**********************************************************
; ICAD.LSP
;
;**********************************************************
(LOAD "8X11") ; 8.5x11 DRAWING SETUP FOR DOCK PERMIT
(load "AC") ; area converted to acreage
(LOAD "APLAT") ; 8.5x14 DRAWING SETUP
(LOAD "BA") ; REVERSES BEARING
(load "bd") ; adds bearing and distance to line
(load "BPLAT") ; 12x18 DRAWING SETUP
(load "cord2fil")
(LOAD "CPLAT") ; 18x24 DRAWING SETUP
(load "dplat") ; 24x36 DRAWING SETUP
(load "ds") ; adds distance to line (0.00)
(load "ds1") ; adds distance to line (0.0)
(load "ds2") ; adds distance to line (0.00')
(load "ds1a") ; adds dist to scaled section (0.0)
(load "dt")
(load "QL") ; quick list
(load "TA") ; text append
(load "TL") ; text align to line
(load "TR") ; text replace
(load "TS") ; "textsize"
(load "TZ") ; text size change
(load "LAYERS") ; YC =layer set to name or object
; YE =layer erase
; YG =layer changed for object(s) picked
; YH =layer hide(off) by picking object
I realize some of this is redundant but it is what I am use to. I have also re-checked for conflict with aliases. I think there are some other commands that are used by carlson that may be conflicting. When I type ts, for example, it starts a text size scaler command. TS is not in my quick keys or aliases. Where else is this coming from?
Thanks