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naghshe

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I have LDT04. I'm really new to LISP and manged to add lBL2 file per step 8 of instructions, but when entering LBl at the command line I get the error "Cannot load LBL2.DCL".

Also when I type: (load "lbl2"), it says: load failed.

 

Thanks for your help.

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Your Lisp loads fine, just it fails when it looks for the DCL file.

Lisp programs often use DCL files. Those are special files describing dialog boxes. So you need two files: *.LSP and a *.DCL.

Go back to the place where you found the lisp -for sure there is a DCL file for that program.

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Your Lisp loads fine, just it fails when it looks for the DCL file.

Lisp programs often use DCL files. Those are special files describing dialog boxes. So you need two files: *.LSP and a *.DCL.

Go back to the place where you found the lisp -for sure there is a DCL file for that program.

 

Thanks for your fast answer.

I found out that I haven't specified the correct folder where the file is.

At step 7, I had to specify a sub-folder and now the lisp loads OK.

But tell me how do I label a curve with radius, length and delta?

So far I just found how to do the length and radius.

..... Sorry for asking without trying.

I found it, it's the hang R/L/D/T, this one gives me one info too much, the Tangent. How could I change the lisp to give me only the first 3? (not that I can do it).

And I wanted to know how I could make LDT04 to load the lisp every time it starts.

Thanks

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Naghshe

I would recommend you to start new threads (in the appropriate forums) for your new questions -this will increase your chances to get replies.

As about loading lisps at start: there are several methods. Maybe the Acaddoc.lsp and the Startup suit are the most used ones. See here:

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?t=15715

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