create a custom lisp command icon in the tool palette

[jim78b]

how do I make an icon on the autocad palette tool to load one file lisp?thanks

 

[PlannerRoad]

to add an icon on a palette of tools you need, on a tab of these, with the right click select "personality command".
in the "user interface personality" selects "custom controls" in the command list.
you will find the command icon of the lisp you have previously created.

 

[jim78b]

I do customize command, then new command, the nice is that macro I have to write to say to autocad with the lisp language to upload the file to es: rt.lisp in that folder? Thank you.

 

[PlannerRoad]

in the macro box you have to write: ^

 

[jim78b]

Thanks again

 

[jim78b]

ah excuse have patience but the command to load the file lisp in my folder what would it be?

 

[PlannerRoad]

ah excuse have patience but the command to load the file lisp in my folder what would it be?

_appload command to upload it to the contents of the start group. If that's what you're asking...

 

[jim78b]

ok then ^c^c _appload the name of my lisp but should I specify the directory? I don't want to upload it to startup but when I'm in a click design on the icon and charge it understood?

 

[roberto 2011]

^^c(if(null c:rblockn)(load"rblockn"));rblockn

this string you can put it on a command (which then you can drag on any menu) replacing the real command "rbblockn" with that within your lisp.

this procedure is released from the correctness of the lisp, so first test it with appload.. .

 

[jim78b]

Thanks 1000 more!

 

[Pinzy]

Hi.

I would also like information about creating a button that recalls a lisp procedure, it is not so clear, practically I would have 3 scripts and would like to make 3 buttons that every time I click on one of them I care about the script and do its action, currently scripts work perfectly.