Originally Posted by
kberry
We have a lisp routine that creates column/footing tags on our foundation plans. When we upgraded to Autocad 2008 (from 2006), this routine stopped working and I can't figure out why. Anyone care to take a look at it to see if they can discover what I am doing wrong with this lisp routine?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Keith
Open VLIDE, then open the LSP file, then run it. If it bombs out, check the error log (Ctrl+Shift+R inside of VLIDE).
I get this:
[2] (LOAD "reerror")
Which, as Opie said, means that this lisp file is trying to load another lisp file named "reerror". If it cannot find that lisp file, then the routine will end.
This error could be trapped like this:
Code:
(setq fn "reerror.lsp")
(if (findfile fn)
(load fn)
(progn
(alert (strcat "Cannot find " fn "\nAborting routine"))
(exit)
)
)
You may have "reerror.lsp" available, and the routine proceeds to another error. That is why I suggest checking this out for yourself. We cannot proceed any further without "reerror.lsp".