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Dear all,

 

Anyone have idea ? I have already defined a lisp called "check" in pulldown menu. After I selected this function, an errormessage "Unknown command "_check". Press F1 for help." will display in command line. But it can running the lisp program, anything wrong ?

 

Thanks !

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my guess is you're using a call for command, an extra "" would generate a similar error message

set your cmdecho to 1

then run your macro... you will see what part of the routine where it crashed

 

Another way (Vlide)

turn on Break On Error

after the error

Ctrl F9

 

Reminder: turn off Break On Error afterwards :)

Posted

Many thanks for your help !

 

my guess is you're using a call for command, an extra "" would generate a similar error message

set your cmdecho to 1

then run your macro... you will see what part of the routine where it crashed

 

Another way (Vlide)

turn on Break On Error

after the error

Ctrl F9

 

Reminder: turn off Break On Error afterwards :)

Posted

Thanks for your kindly care, because my .lsp file was compiled to .fas, so I can't use your method to check anything wrong with the code. But I try load the original .lsp without this problem. I don't why. Anyway thanks for your help !

 

 

were you able to find the error ahyin?
Posted

Too bad i cant be of any more help :)

 

Cheers ahyin

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