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Lisp error: bad argument type: stringp nil
archiprodesign posted a topic in AutoLISP, Visual LISP & DCL
When i run a lisp om my computer it gives me an error. the first problem was a missing font ic-romand (i renamed another font to continue). I included the files as attatchment. The path to files should be:C:\Program Files (x86)\ProgeCAD\progeCAD 2014 Professional ENG\Program. With appload i load the file \misc\DK_Load. When i run dk (found in dk_main.lisp) it trows me an error : argument type: stringp nil. It should open a dialog box to enter data Can anyone please help me i have to get this running before monday. Some help would be really apreciated!!!!! PROBLEM SOLVED- 4 replies
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When I click on Start in VS, I get a message: Visual Studio cannot debug because the debug target '"C\Program Files\Autodesk\AutoCAD 2015\acad.exe"' is not an EXE file. Any ideas anyone?
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I bought a new computer with windows 7, 64 BIT and autocad keeps having an issue. I insert any JPEG and as soon as I do a window pops up and says an application stopped running and gives me two options, Debug or close program. I tried re-installing and repairing autocad. It is driving me crazy! Please HELP!!!!!!! Let me know If you need any more information to help solve this issue. Thanks a ton!
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Tutorial: Debugging Code with the Visual LISP Editor
Lee Mac posted a topic in AutoLISP, Visual LISP & DCL
Just finished writing this tutorial with the aim to provide an overview of the various ways to debug code using the Visual LISP Editor. I've tried to incorporate many facilities of the VLIDE into the tutorial, so excuse me if it seems a tad drawn out in places. Of course, comments for improvements are welcome, along with the discovery of any typos & mistakes (there are bound to be some!) http://lee-mac.com/debugvlide.html Enjoy, Lee -
I'm running AutoCad Architecture 2013 on Win7 64bit. Installed VBA enabler for Acad2013 64bit version. When start the simple code below: Sub Example_GetPoint() Dim retPnt As Variant retPnt = ThisDrawing.Utility.GetPoint(, "Enter a point: ") ... ... ... ... End Sub It hangs up at "GetPoint". I can't switch to the AutoCAD window to select anything. The only way to get control back is to go to taskbar, right-click the AutoCAD icon and try to close it, then click cancel, I will get control back in VBA Editor. The same thing happens with "SelectOnScreen". But if I run this macro from Autocad directly, everything is fine. Does anyone have same experience or any advice? Thanks a lot.