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Thank you ,my friend ,

 

I put sld file and lisp in support folder, the same folder , How to modify the path?

 

there many which one? or use explorer.

or try this: (getenv "ACAD") , please highlight which one matched?

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there many which one? or use explorer.

or try this: (getenv "ACAD") , please highlight which one matched?

 

Must use "Absolute path" ? why not "relative path" ?

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maybe can use "(findfile "xxxx.sld")" in code.

 

oh!

 

I use absolute path not ok too.

 

(strcat path "E:\\Program Files\\AutoCAD 2010\\Support\\test" a)

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maybe can use "(findfile "xxxx.sld")" in code.

(findfile "xxxx.sld") without path only works in support path,

else need full name, that's way i asking your path.

you should know which directory, or just use explorer can see top or the browser "C:\\my Documents\\..."

 

try: Options->File->Support File Search Path->add *your slide folder

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(findfile "xxxx.sld") without path only works in support path,

else need full name, that's way i asking your path.

you should know which directory, or just use explorer can see top or the browser "C:\\my Documents\\..."

 

try: Options->File->Support File Search Path->add *your slide folder

 

I know that . I use full name (strcat path "E:\\Program Files\\AutoCAD 2010\\Support\\test" a), not ok .

 

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I know that . I use full name (strcat path "E:\\Program Files\\AutoCAD 2010\\Support\\test" a), not ok .

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]50138[/ATTACH]

 

use this:

(strcat "E:\\Program Files\\AutoCAD 2010\\Support\\test[color=red][b]\\[/b][/color]" a)

 

old [color=red]path[/color] removed. add "[color=red]\\[/color]",

**but if your slide associate in support folder,then no need full path.

 

no need (strcat.... a), just

[color=red]a[/color]

 

here's the screen shot look like, sorry i forgot to rename the header :oops:

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use this:

(strcat "E:\\Program Files\\AutoCAD 2010\\Support\\test[color=red][b]\\[/b][/color]" a)

 

old [color=red]path[/color] removed. add "[color=red]\\[/color]",

**but if your slide associate in support folder,then no need full path.

 

no need (strcat.... a), just

[color=red]a[/color]

 

oh! my gad.I'm almost crazy

 

Always the same.

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take it easy friend.. :)

i have no problem without support path, bcos i just use full path.

 

Have you tried put full path?

If (findfile xxxxx.sld) return nil, then

(strcat "E:\\Program Files\\AutoCAD 2010\\Support\\test\\" a ".sld" )

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take it easy friend.. :)

i have no problem without support path, bcos i just use full path.

 

Have you tried put full path?

 

Yes, I tried. is the same.

 

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I test (strcat "E:\\Program Files\\AutoCAD 2010\\Support\\test\\" a ".sld" ) use Autodesk 2010 & Autodesk 2007

Is the same . not ok!

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last call,

 

(strcat "E:\\Program Files\\AutoCAD 2010\\Support\\test\\" a ".sld" )[/quote

 

Hello. my dear friend.

The problem is resolved

Need add this

(setq sld '("SH-CENTRE" "SH-EDGE" "SH-P2P" "SH-C2C")) before mapcar

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I apologize for the bug, however I'm glad you solve it!!!

Thank you for testing it welcome to report bug if any.

we should always learn from mistake :)

 

Regards

Hanhphuc

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I apologize for the bug, however I'm glad you solve it!!!

Thank you for testing it welcome to report bug if any.

we should always learn from mistake :)

 

Regards

Hanhphuc

 

 

Hi Hanhphuc.

You are too modest.

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