Using it in on_doc_load.lsp means those other files will also be loaded automatically. In particular, you can use the (load) function, which loads other lisp files. Any lisp functions you put in that file will always be available for you to use. They recommend not altering those two, but instead creating another file in that same folder, another plain text file, called "on_doc_load.lsp," which will also be loaded automatically whenever you open a DWG file. Those two files are loaded automatically, the first one whenever you start up Bricscad and the second one whenever you open a DWG file. "C:\Program Files\Bricsys\BricsCAD V19 en_US\Support\on_doc_load_default.lsp" "C:\Program Files\Bricsys\BricsCAD V19 en_US\Support\on_start_default.lsp" If you are in AutoCAD and want to return to the Visual LISP environment, you can click its icon on the Windows task bar, or enter vlisp at the Command prompt or click Manage tab Applications panel Visual LISP Editor.The (vl-list-loaded-lisp) gives me file paths: Aside from using the standard Windows methods of switching between windows, you can activate the AutoCAD window by choosing Window Activate AutoCAD from the Visual LISP menu, or by clicking the Activate AutoCAD button on the Run toolbar. When you enter commands in the Visual LISP Console window or run a program loaded from the text editor, you may be frequently switching back and forth between the Visual LISP and AutoCAD windows. Respond to the prompts by specifying points in the drawing area or at the Command prompt.Īfter you respond to the prompts, control returns to Visual LISP and you will once again see the Visual LISP window.Click the AutoCAD icon on the Windows task bar to activate AutoCAD. If this is the case, you must manually switch to the AutoCAD window. This symbol indicates that the Visual LISP window is no longer active.
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