A little Bug I think - I have to type VLIDE and not VLISP to get Visual Lisp Editor

[CadDog]

Hi everyone...

I found this on my AutoCAD 2006...
I don't know if it is just my station
because I'm the only using it right now
but here is what I found...

I need to type VLIDE and not VLISP to ge my Visual Lisp Editor...

Just like VBAIDE I guess...

Is it just me...???

[kennet.sjoberg]

Hi everyone...

I found this on my AutoCAD 2006...
I don't know if it is just my station
because I'm the only using it right now
but here is what I found...

I need to type VLIDE and not VLISP to ge my Visual Lisp Editor...

Just like VBAIDE I guess...

Is it just me...???

No, try to type VLIDE in 2002 also, and see what happens

: ) Happy Computing !

kennet

[rkmcswain]

Hi everyone...

I found this on my AutoCAD 2006...
I don't know if it is just my station
because I'm the only using it right now
but here is what I found...

I need to type VLIDE and not VLISP to ge my Visual Lisp Editor...

Just like VBAIDE I guess...

Is it just me...???

I always thought VLISP was an alias or shortcut and that VLIDE is the core command.

I have always used VLIDE

[lmitsou]

VLIDE or VLISP, they both work fine (tried it in AutoCAD 2005, 2006 and 2007) with the same result.

[rkmcswain]

VLIDE or VLISP, they both work fine (tried it in AutoCAD 2005, 2006 and 2007) with the same result.

That's only because of this function...

(defun c:vlisp ()
  (if (/= nil c:vlide) (c:vlide))
)

...defined in the stock "acad200Xdoc.lsp" file.

If this file is altered, deleted, not in the support path, etc. then only VLIDE (the core command) will work.

[CadDog]

That's only because of this function...

(defun c:vlisp ()
  (if (/= nil c:vlide) (c:vlide))
)

...defined in the stock "acad200Xdoc.lsp" file.

If this file is altered, deleted, not in the support path, etc. then only VLIDE (the core command) will work.

Thanks R.K. McSwain...
I did a search using Vlisp in AutoCAD 2002, 2005, and 2006
I didn't find that defun anywhere...
No big thing now that I understand the problem...
I will just add that defun to my acaddoc.lsp

Thanks and sorry I didn't back sooner...

[rkmcswain]

Thanks R.K. McSwain...
I did a search using Vlisp in AutoCAD 2002, 2005, and 2006
I didn't find that defun anywhere...
No big thing now that I understand the problem...
I will just add that defun to my acaddoc.lsp

Thanks and sorry I didn't back sooner...

That defun should be in your acad200Xdoc.lsp - if it's not, then that file has been modified or it's missing - either way may result in more errors....

Rather than add to "Acaddoc.lsp", I would try and find the original stock acad200Xdoc.lsp file and restore it to it's home.

Good luck.