Run lisp from button - macro

[goorgoor]

Hi,

 

I'm trying to add a new toolbar button.

 

I have this X.lsp at "\\files\cad\AutoCAD\LISP\X.lsp"

 

Found this macro by surfing around (among others):

^C^C^Pcsaa;

 

I want to know how can a code find my lsp, load it and the rund it.

 

 

Appriciate any help!

[MSasu]

Presuming the name of command defined inside X.LSP is XCommand:

^C^C^P(progn (load "[color=red][b]\\[/b][/color]\\files\\cad\\AutoCAD\\LISP\\X.lsp" (alert "Unable to find X.LSP")) ([color=blue]c:XCommand[/color]) (princ)) ^P

Please note the doubled backslashes.

Edited November 26, 2013 by MSasu
Didn't noticed that path is a server one

[rkmcswain]

If the function you want to run is also named "X", you could do it like this:

 

(if (not c:x)(load "\\\\server\\share\\cad\\AutoCAD\\LISP\\X.lsp"));x;

[goorgoor]

Hi and thanks for your reply.

 

None of the codes above work for me

 

See the attached pictures.

[GP_]

If the function is named x write in the button macro:

 

 

^C^C(if (not x) (load "//pcname/partition/files/cad/AutoCAD/x")) x

[goorgoor]

Like this:

 

^C^C(if (not x) (load "\\files\cad\AutoCAD\LISP\x.lsp")) x

 

 

If the function is named x write in the button macro:

 

 

^C^C(if (not x) (load "//pcname/partition/files/cad/AutoCAD/x")) x

[GP_]

Like this:....

 

 

I seem to be two different things

 

^C^C(if (not x) (load "\\files\cad\AutoCAD\LISP\x.lsp")) x

^C^C(if (not x) (load "//files/cad/AutoCAD/LISP/x")) x

[goorgoor]

I see ...It does work now. but only on my PC. How can i distribute at my office with my other colleagues? Is there a way to export this toolbar button?

 

I seem to be two different things

 

^C^C(if (not x) (load "\\files\cad\AutoCAD\LISP\x.lsp")) x

^C^C(if (not x) (load "//files/cad/AutoCAD/LISP/x")) x