Bricscad v14 dropping lisp routines?

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  • Torsten Moses
    Torsten Moses
    Dear Martin,

    can you please open a SupportRequest, and add your 2 Lisp files there ?

    If you enable LOGFILEON, a log file with all your work is created, which will allow to reproduce your workflow.
    I can then try to reproduce (using your workflow) on my machines.

    Many thanks & many greetings
    Torsten
  • Asbjørn Værnes
    Asbjørn Værnes

    The "disappearing lisp" problem does not appear to be related to ToolPac.  I upgraded a different workstation to V14 (beta).  No add-ons are installed on that computer.  I did notice after the fact that the autosave interval was set to 10, not 0.  After about two hours work in one file we began seeing lisp functions that we had run minutes before being reported as being unknown commands.  Reloading the appropriate lisp file with APPLOAD restored the command.  No entry was added to crash_report.txt

    I load two custom lisp files at start-up.  One is 5036 lines, 132KB, and holds mostly patched versions of Express Tools.  The other is 17638 lines, 790KB, and holds custom functions I have written.  We saw problems with functions in both lisp files.

    If SDI=1 this will certainly happen. You're sure that isn't the case here?
  • martin@enco.us
    martin@enco.us
    I have verified that SDI was set to off on the workstation in post #30.

    As noted previously I do not have the option to have SDI set to off on my production computer.  It is not unusual for me to have several different projects open at any time.  Some times the secondary projects are files I have open for reference.  Sometimes they are drawings I open in response to questions from clients.  Trying to manage several different projects in a single instance of Bricscad is not a practical approach.  I tried it, and I lost may hours of work because the wrong files were closed by mistake. 
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