2014-05-29 09:49 UTC
The new nomenclature seems to have a problem when the function name is too long:
If I copy-paste the following code in the lisp file:
c:MappaturaColori/DettaglioMapColori/ChiudiDettMapColori#OnClicked
when I load the lisp in AutoCAD issued the following error:
Comando: (LOAD "C:/Documents and Settings/Anonimo/Desktop/MappaturaColori.lsp") ; errore: ads_undef failed: :
C:MAPPATURACOLORI/DETTAGLIOMAPCOLORI/CHIUDIDETTMAPCOLORI#ONCLICKED 2968 22
As if I rename the function:
(defun c:MappaturaColori/DettaglioMapColori/CDMColori#OnClicked (/)
the lisp is loaded correctly.
With the old nomenclature I've never had this problem.
Can be introduced in Openstudio a check that warns the user when the name of the function is too long?
It is very annoying to discover this only after trying to load the lisp in AutoCAD :'(
If I copy-paste the following code in the lisp file:
c:MappaturaColori/DettaglioMapColori/ChiudiDettMapColori#OnClicked
when I load the lisp in AutoCAD issued the following error:
Comando: (LOAD "C:/Documents and Settings/Anonimo/Desktop/MappaturaColori.lsp") ; errore: ads_undef failed: :
C:MAPPATURACOLORI/DETTAGLIOMAPCOLORI/CHIUDIDETTMAPCOLORI#ONCLICKED 2968 22
As if I rename the function:
(defun c:MappaturaColori/DettaglioMapColori/CDMColori#OnClicked (/)
the lisp is loaded correctly.
With the old nomenclature I've never had this problem.
Can be introduced in Openstudio a check that warns the user when the name of the function is too long?
It is very annoying to discover this only after trying to load the lisp in AutoCAD :'(