Include file name in tool
I got a toolbar button. Command is just like MYLISP
The LISP opens a file dialog (also if I set filedia=0) for pointing to a text file.
Now I want to add path and filename in my command so the text file is selected by auto.
How to?
(NO I do not want to edit the LISP)
The LISP opens a file dialog (also if I set filedia=0) for pointing to a text file.
Now I want to add path and filename in my command so the text file is selected by auto.
How to?
(NO I do not want to edit the LISP)
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You will have to edit the lisp that gets filename. I have something like this (setq filename "")(load "lisp") other button is (setq fileame "c:\abcdefg")(load "lisp") in Lisp is a IF looking at file name if blank then ask else skip.0
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Hm.. okay..Mikael63 said:
(NO I do not want to edit the LISP)
I got this first in the lisp:(defun FileToList (Filename / File Str FileLst)
(if (and (findfile Filename) (setq File (open Filename "r")))
;then
(progn
(while (setq Str (read-line File))
(if (/= Str "")
(setq FileLst (cons (Split Str "\t") FileLst)) ;***
)
)
(close File)
(reverse FileLst)
)
)
)
How to change?
It is not my own file, just a file I found...
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Looks like your file is tab separated so look at this to make a list of each line then use cons.
; thanks to Lee-mac for this defun
(defun csv->lst ( str / pos )
(if (setq pos (vl-string-position 9 str))
(cons (substr str 1 pos) (csv->lst (substr str (+ pos 2))))
(list str)
)
)
(setq str "172.473 E 427.898 4.969")
(setq lst (csv->lst str))
("172.473" "E" "427.898" "4.969")
32 is space, 9 is tab, 44 is comma.
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Eh?
My file works just fine as well as the LISP.
I only want an easier way than to point to the file, by a file dialog.0 -
Save the file always in one directory and one name, then hard code.0