resullins Posted March 31, 2011 Author Posted March 31, 2011 You're funny, Render.... I'm a pretty quick learner... but have never really been a programmer, except for control systems. @SWL: Thanks... I'll try that. One more little issue that I've found. I've always been told that if you want to make AC load a LISP every time you start it, to put the code into accaddoc.lsp. But I don't have one. Can I just create one? I have a couple of things I want to start customizing. Quote
BlackBox Posted March 31, 2011 Posted March 31, 2011 You're funny, Render.... I'm a pretty quick learner... but have never really been a programmer, except for control systems. @SWL: Thanks... I'll try that. One more little issue that I've found. I've always been told that if you want to make AC load a LISP every time you start it, to put the code into accaddoc.lsp. But I don't have one. Can I just create one? I have a couple of things I want to start customizing. Cheers, mate! Yes, ACADDOC.lsp can be created if not already present, and is loaded everytime a drawing is opened **, where as ACAD.lps is only loaded once per session. ** Edit: when found in the support files search path(s). Hope this helps! Quote
resullins Posted March 31, 2011 Author Posted March 31, 2011 Gotcha. Is there anything specific that needs to be in there, or can it only be the commands I want? Like HTML, so I have to tell it to start a program.... I hope that makes sense. Quote
Lee Mac Posted April 1, 2011 Posted April 1, 2011 Ok, I'm ressurecting this thing in hopes that someone can help me further. I need to alter the Lisp program the very kind LeeMac provided in this thread. I simply need to remove some of the user inputs, and make them default to an attribute I dictate. Did the last code I posted not work for you? http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?56912-LISP-Routines-How-To.&p=388914&viewfull=1#post388914 Quote
resullins Posted April 1, 2011 Author Posted April 1, 2011 No no no... the code works perfect. But the part where it asks you which attribute you want to number... I want to make it ALWAYS number the attribute LINE#... that's the only thing we'll use it for. So I'm playing with it. But even in its current form, it's saving me SO SO SO SO SO much double-click, select, backspace, tab, enter.... Quote
Lee Mac Posted April 1, 2011 Posted April 1, 2011 No no no... the code works perfect. But the part where it asks you which attribute you want to number... I want to make it ALWAYS number the attribute LINE#... that's the only thing we'll use it for. But the code I just linked you to doesn't prompt for an Attribute Tag Quote
resullins Posted April 1, 2011 Author Posted April 1, 2011 @Lee: Apparently I was a little blonder than usual yesterday. I skipped RIGHT over that post! I'm sorry! That's great! I did add back in the part where it asks the number length... but that's awesome! Thanks! Quote
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