Lisp to toolbar

[fleagle8t]

Hi Guys,

 

Can someone please tell me how to get a Lisp into a toolbar so that I don't have to load it everytime I start a new drawing?.....

I'm kinda new to this so if you could put it in idiot terms, it would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers:)

[alanjt]

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?t=1390

[lpseifert]

Use something similar to this as your macro

(if (not c:[color=Red][i]commandname[/i][/color])(load "[i][color=Red]lispfile[/color][/i]" nil));[i][color=Red]commandname[/color][/i];

where lispfile is the name of the .lsp file (be sure it's in the support file path)

and commandname is the command used to invoke the routine.

[alanjt]

Larry did it correctly, but I'm going to post this anyway.

 

Load/AutoLoad Usage

[lpseifert]

I didn't think about autoload - no need for toolbar button, just type the command name

[alanjt]

I didn't think about autoload - no need for toolbar button, just type the command name

Aside from what gets loaded from the misc lisp file, everything I load is with AutoLoad from my MNL file.

[Ryder76]

I like adding buttons in my cui for my lisp routines, then stick 'em on my toolbars.

[alanjt]

I like adding buttons in my cui for my lisp routines, then stick 'em on my toolbars.

 

I'm a keyboard-man, but I do have this pulldown that loads with our company CUI...

 

 

I'm not about to make button images for all this crap.

[mvrcad]

guys i want to do the same thing, but am having trouble following this, i cant see instructions on how to place a lisp routine into a pulldown or toolbar.

[lpseifert]

In the CUI create a new Command using a macro as shown in post #3; drag it to the appropriate Menu or Toolbar

[fleagle8t]

Cheers guys thanks a lot