Looks interesting.
What kind & how do you create this menu?
Hi David. Thanks for the LISP
So it will search through the description in all the LISP in that folder
Is the (setq path " " ) where i keep my LISP collection?
Meaning:
example (setq path "c:\autocad\LISP" )
Hi SLW210,
I have never played with ACADDOC.LSP before.
Perhaps you can enlighten me.
Is ACADDOC.LSP basically a collection of the text of individual LISP? Then if you need to edit something there would be a wall of text to scroll through. How do we manage this I am curious?
Setting Support paths is easily done CONFIG, Files, the first option is to set support paths so just add where you have put all your lisp's etc.
Re menu, simplest way is write in notepad your menu here is an example. The -> means open sub menu
***MENUGROUP=VERNONLEE***POP15**CADLIB [->LISP1 A-B] ^C^C(LOAD "add-to-levels") ^C^C(LOAD "Add-pits-drain") [->CARPARKS] ^C^C(load "how many carparks") carpark ^C^C(load "simple carpark") npark90[
Search around here on CADTutor, plenty of info on that method.
I also use it to set my variables.
There was an old thread on CADTutor or two with people posting what they had in their ACADDOC.LSP.
http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?30271-acaddoc.lsp-how-do-you-do-it
http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?77992-rules-for-acaddoc.lsp
From Lee Mac's great site.....http://www.lee-mac.com/autoloading.html and http://www.lee-mac.com/acaddoccreator.html
From JTB World.....http://jtbworld.com/lisp/acaddoc.htm
A thread on ACAD.LSP vs ACADDOC.LSP
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