How can I create a lisp protected file.

[josea_diazm]

Thanks...

Answer
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("vl.arx" "whohas.arx" "wscommcntraccon.arx")
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ACADVER = "17.0s (LMS Tech)" (read only)

[alanjt]

The Visual Lisp Editor must be open.
Type vlide then just close it and run the routine again.

Here's a very simple version:

;;; Convert selected .LSP file to .FAS, uses same name and places in same directory
;;; Alan J. Thompson, 10.30.09
(defun c:Lsp2Fas (/ #File)
  (vl-load-com)
  (and (setq #File (getfiled "Convert .LSP file to .FAS" "" "lsp" 16))
       (vlisp-compile 'st #File)
       (alert (strcat "LSP -> FAS Complete!\n\n" (vl-string-subst ".fas" ".lsp" (strcase #File T))))
  ) ;_ and
  (princ)
) ;_ defun

One could get really sophisticated with it, as Stephen did (very nice btw), but I just wanted to show the simple ins and outs.

[josea_diazm]

Thanks...
If The Visual Lisp Editor it's open and then I close it, the code it's functional, in a new sesion of AutoCAD, i can't do it.
Why?
Thanks...

[Opie]

It is a requirement of the vlisp-compile function. See the help menu.

[josea_diazm]

Thanks...Opie
That's ok,
Now, I need open the Visual Lisp console, in a code, and then closed.
It's possible?
Thanks...

[alanjt]

;;; Convert selected .LSP file to .FAS, uses same name and places in same directory
;;; Alan J. Thompson, 10.30.09
(defun c:Lsp2Fas (/ #File)
  (vl-load-com)
  (and (setq #File (getfiled "Convert .LSP file to .FAS" "" "lsp" 16))
       (c:vlide)
       (vlisp-compile 'st #File)
       (alert (strcat "LSP -> FAS Complete!\n\n" (vl-string-subst ".fas" ".lsp" (strcase #File T))))
  ) ;_ and
  (princ)
) ;_ defun

[josea_diazm]

Thanks alanjt...
That's Ok.... (c:vlide)
It was a good answer....
Thanks to all...

[aratnakar]

Thanks...
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Command: (vl-load-com)
Command: FAS
Enter Lisp Name: IGUALQUE
; error: no function definition: VLISP-COMPILE
Command:
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What's wrong?, my program?, i don't know.
Thanks...

VLISP-COMPILE is not a standard Visual Lisp function. One has to create it.

[alanjt]

VLISP-COMPILE is not a standard Visual Lisp function.

Yes it is.

[rkmcswain]

VLISP-COMPILE is not a standard Visual Lisp function.

Yes it is.