Script not working in ScriptPro 2.0

[slovenc0417]

I have written the following script. Note that I have used a ";" to indicate "return". The actual script shows a blank. When I drag and drop this script into an open AutoCad file, it works perfectly. However, when I run it in ScriptPro 2.0, it stalls. I add multiple files using the "Add" icon, then I run the script by selecting the "Checked" icon. That's where it stalls. Any thoughts?

 

FILEDIA
0
ZOOM
E
-PURGE
A
; 
N
S
_CLOSEALL
;

Edited July 16, 2013 by SLW210
Code Tags work!

[Tuns]

I don't know much about LISP but are you sure that this is written to take care of multiple files at one time instead of only one? If it can do multiple it may just take some time because LISP can only do things step by step unlike java (if I'm not mistaken that is.) Could just be freezing up the program trying to do them all as quick as possible. If it's not anything I guessed then I don't know what it could be.

[Nardino]

remove the ; and it should work

[Tuns]

remove the ; and it should work

 

Read a bit closer. He said he was using the ";" to indicate a return so when we look at it we can see it. He didn't actually put those in his code, at least that's what I think he is saying by that.

[Nardino]

my apologies

[SLW210]

Use Code Tags.

[hmsilva]

I have written the following script. Note that I have used a ";" to indicate "return". The actual script shows a blank. When I drag and drop this script into an open AutoCad file, it works perfectly. However, when I run it in ScriptPro 2.0, it stalls. I add multiple files using the "Add" icon, then I run the script by selecting the "Checked" icon. That's where it stalls. Any thoughts?

 

FILEDIA
0
ZOOM
E
-PURGE
A
; 
N
S
_CLOSEALL
;

 

Just remove the "_CLOSEALL", ScriptPro 2.0 will close each dwg by itself.

 

Henrique

Edited July 17, 2013 by hmsilva
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