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lisps on network shared palette not running


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I have some palettes that contain buttons which activate certain lisp routines

on my machine where i build all palettes and then share them via network.

 

all items work correctly on my machine. lisps work as intended. Blocks. ^C^C commands etc.

 

on my colleagues machine typical palette items work as intended. blocks. ^C^C commands etc.

 

But any "button" that calls for a lisp routine to be loaded (see picture) returns the error could not load routine

lisp.jpg

file support has correct path to the folder

working file support path also to folder

trusted location has path to lisp folder

 

it is only these types of (load.....) buttons that dont work.

any ideas of what to try would be appreciated.

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If your path is already added you don't need the full path.

Make sure the actual LISP directory is added and not just the templates folder.

 

Don't add LSP to the end of the name.

 

^c^c(load"TIDYUP") TIDY;

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If your path is already added you don't need the full path.

Make sure the actual LISP directory is added and not just the templates folder.

 

Don't add LSP to the end of the name.

 

^c^c(load"TIDYUP") TIDY;

 

Thanks.

I think it may be something other though . I just went on colleagues machine and did appload for the lisp "tidyup" it said lisp loaded ok. i then typed TIDY to invoke the lisp but it gave the original error??? see pic below.

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thinking some sort of network permissions issue??? or is there a system variable that blocks loading lisps?

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hi. SORTED it. Long story but some new network mapping meant we had 2 directories duplicated so i pointed the trusted location to the other directory also and all OK now.

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