Lisp to toolbar

Hi Guys,

Can someone please tell me how to get a Lisp into a toolbar so that I don't have to load it everytime I start a new drawing?.....

I'm kinda new to this so if you could put it in idiot terms, it would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers:)

Use something similar to this as your macro

(if (not c:[color=Red][i]commandname[/i][/color])(load "[i][color=Red]lispfile[/color][/i]" nil));[i][color=Red]commandname[/color][/i];

where lispfile is the name of the .lsp file (be sure it's in the support file path)

and commandname is the command used to invoke the routine.

Larry did it correctly, but I'm going to post this anyway.

Load/AutoLoad Usage

I didn't think about autoload - no need for toolbar button, just type the command name

I didn't think about autoload - no need for toolbar button, just type the command name

Aside from what gets loaded from the misc lisp file, everything I load is with AutoLoad from my MNL file.

I like adding buttons in my cui for my lisp routines, then stick 'em on my toolbars.

I like adding buttons in my cui for my lisp routines, then stick 'em on my toolbars.

I'm a keyboard-man, but I do have this pulldown that loads with our company CUI...

I'm not about to make button images for all this crap.

guys i want to do the same thing, but am having trouble following this, i cant see instructions on how to place a lisp routine into a pulldown or toolbar.

In the CUI create a new Command using a macro as shown in post #3; drag it to the appropriate Menu or Toolbar

Cheers guys thanks a lot