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LISP files can be loaded at the startup using LOAD in ACAD.LSP.
Some LISPs, required with a menu to work, should be loaded from
the corresponding <menu>.MNL file. The <menu>.MNL file - if different -
should load ACAD.MNL
LISP functions calling commands at the startup should be defined in
S::STARTUP of ACAD.LSP. This function is called at the startup
after the initialization automatically. Otherwise you'll get the
"Command list interruption (6 . 2)" errors.
Note: (command) may be safely called from within MNL files.
(S::STARTUP) is mainly used to check for partial menus now.
If the file name was provided without an extension the LOAD function
assumes .LSP. If - without a path prefix, the usual AutoCAD library path
is used, which is
1) The current directory
2) The directory containing the current drawing file
3) The directories defined in the ACAD environment variable
(setup in the Preferences box, SUPPORT paths)
4) The acad.exe directory
If your program isn't loaded anymore automatically, check your AutoCAD
library path settings.
With ACADLC (of ACOMP) and the domestic release of AutoCAD R12 ACAD.LSP
is not loaded automatically. Therefore you must append (load "ACAD" -1)
to your ACAD.MNL.
Sample ACAD.LSP:
;;;ACAD.LSP
;;; Fred the Beaver, 12/12/94
(load "init" -1) ; this loads some tools of mine
(defun S::STARTUP ()
(load "new-end" -1) ; this redefines the END command
)
The -1 argument provides LOAD from interrupting the startup process, if
any LOAD failure (causing an AutoLISP error). If a failure at the
load-time occurs, -1 is returned, but the evaluation does not stop.
-1 can be any expression as well.
Sample code to enhance S::STARTUP in your code. With Visual LISP
compiled code this will not work, it must be defined with DEFUN-Q
instead. Functions are generally no lists anymore! Better than to
use DEFUN-Q for S::STARTUP is to check for known hooks, a list of
user-defined functions which are inserted and evaluated at run-time.
(defun MY::STARTUP () ;your startup code goes here
;..
(princ))
(setq S::STARTUP
(if (and S::STARTUP (listp S::STARTUP)) ;already defined in
; ACAD.LSP or elsewhere
(append S::STARTUP (cdr MY::STARTUP)) ;append your code
MY:STARTUP)) ;just your code
or a simple one:
(if (and S::STARTUP (listp S::STARTUP)) ;usually called consp
(setq S::STARTUP (append S::STARTUP (list func '(princ))))
(setq S::STARTUP (list nil func '(princ))))
+ Vladimir Nesterovsky:
The main difference now in A2K+ versions is that functions defined
with DEFUN are now a new datatype, USUBRs, and not lists as before.
But when the function is defined with DEFUN-Q, it is a list still,
like in previous versions.
Here's the utility function to use that works in both cases:
(defun plug-into-startup (funcname) ;by VladimirNesterovsky
"to be called with quoted function name"
(eval (list
'defun 's::startup ()
(if s::startup (list (list 'quote s::startup)))
(list funcname))))
So if you have all your startup code packed into one routine
(defun my-startup ()
(alert "My Startup"))
You make it work with the call
(plug-into-startup 'my-startup)
Inside your code that is executed on startup, e.g. acaddoc.lsp
or whatever.
See also "[12] How to Autoload my programs?"
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Throughout time, we can see how we have been carefully conditioned to come to this point where we are on the verge of a cashless society. Did you know that the Bible foretold of this event almost 2,000 years ago?
In the book of Revelation 13:16-18, we read,
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Here is wisdom. Let him who has understanding calculate the number of the beast, for it is the number of a man: His number is 666."
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This is where it comes together. It is amazing how accurate the Bible is concerning the implantable RFID microchip. Here is information from a man named Carl Sanders who worked with a team of engineers to help develop this RFID chip:
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