.ini and .lpl???? Help!

[rblades21]

A couple of things going on here. I have a "parent" lisp file that loads all of our other lisp routines. The parent file sets a .ini file as follows:

 

 

(setq ProTOOLS_PATH "\\\\rtfile\\technical\\Standards-RT\\ProductionTools\\"

GL:SYSINI (strcat ProTOOLS_PATH "System\\System.lpl"))

 

 

And later references it as:

 

 

 

(setq gl:SYSOP (dos_getini "Admin" nil gl:sysini))

or:

(defun f:path (x)(dos_getini "LOCATIONS" x GL:SYSINI)

 

 

I did not write these routines, as they were already assembled before I started working at this company. My problem is that we are switching servers FROM den-file TO rtfile. As you can see above, I have already changed the references to rtfile, however, the system.lpl file is still pulling or directing our lisp routines (dialogue boxes, symbol managers, etc.) to den-file. I have never heard of a .lpl file and the internet does not provide much help. How do I edit/redirect/open/etc. that .lpl file to reference the new rtfile?

 

 

I can attach the .lpl file if that would be beneficial???

 

 

Thank you everyone in advance!

 

 

Ryan

[rblades21]

Anything? Mr. Leemac? Anyone have any ideas how to edit that file, or how to re-write the lisp to NOT reference that file?

[BIGAL]

Your protoolspath does not have a drive letter or is your server named rtfile ? ie \\rtfile\

[Lee Mac]

Have you tried opening the file in a plain text editor, such as Windows Notepad?

[rblades21]

Sorry for such a late reply! I did not get a notification for any responses. Should have checked back in sooner!

 

 

Bigal - The drive is named rtfile.

 

 

Lee Mac - I don't know WHY I never thought of this, guess I thought this would be too easy?? but yes, this was it! Opened the file in Notepad and Bingo! Thanks for the help guys!