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tsisler
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Posted - January 06 2004 :  5:36:12 PM  Show Profile  Visit tsisler's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Folks,

The following script;

; ***************************************************************
; HURRICANE 6.2.4 - SCRIPT CREATED 1/6/2004 : 4:19:35 PM
; ***************************************************************
(if (/= (getvar "DBMOD") 0)(command "_.OPEN" "_Y")(command "_.OPEN"))
"C:DXF1677508_01-01.dxf"
(LOAD "C:/LISP/FlexAttExtr.LSP")
_QSAVE
_CLOSE

returns;

Command: (if (/= (getvar "DBMOD") 0)(command "_.OPEN" "_Y")(command "_.OPEN"))
_.OPEN
Command: nil

The LISP routine is returning 'nil' causing the script to fail.

This problem began after upgrading to Hurricane version 6.2.4. I was originally running AutoCAD 2002 and upgraded to Acad 2004 in an attempt to correct the problem. No luck.

Is there a simple way to suppress the LISP 'open' routine?

Any ideas will be greatly appreciated!

Admin
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Posted - January 06 2004 :  7:36:59 PM  Show Profile  Visit Admin's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Hi!

Yes, just go to the Tools->Options menu (in Hurricane), on the Config tab, and select "AutoCAD LT" compatibility. The lisp open will be replaced with the regular open. However, all the "Lisp" type Wizards will become disabled.

Could you please also try using the "Recover" rather than "Open" commands (Also in Tools->Options), and let me know what happens.

Also, based on what you have posted, I would recommend double-checking your "SETTINGS" tab in Hurricane, and press the "Use SDI on/off" Default Template to start with. If the problem persists, please let me know and I can investigate further.

Hope this helps!
Bill
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