Maybe try
(defun S::STARTUP () (command "_DRAWINGRECOVERYHIDE"))in your on_start.lsp.
Disable Recovery Manager Panel
in 2D Drafting
After BricsCad crashed, the Recovery Manager Panel is shown on the next start. Is there a way to avoid this? I would like to completely disable the Recovery Manager Panel.
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Unless this behaviour is new in the latest V25 release it should not who automatically. Usually there is a small popup window in the lower right corner after a restart after crashing. There you can select to open the Drawing Recovery Manager.
If it is open, then try closing it by right-mousebutton clicking in the ribbon area and deselect Drawing Recovery Manager from the Panels section in the pop-up menu. Then the Drawing Recovery Manager panel should no longer automatically come up until you do that yourself.
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Unfortunately, this doesn't resolve the issue, as the Drawing Recovery Manager reappears after the next crash.
I'm a developer, and it's quite common for me to end a debug session in Visual Studio, which seems to trigger the described behavior.
Additionally, I would also prefer not to see the popup window in the lower-right corner. ;-) For reference, here are the variables I currently have set for tray icons:
TRAYICONS = 1 TRAYNOTIFY = 1 TRAYTIMEOUT = 1
Any more ideas how to stop Drawing Recovery Manager to show up?
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I noticed there is a command DRAWINGRECOVERYHIDE, so I tried to call it in my on_doc_load.lsp:
(command "_DRAWINGRECOVERYHIDE")But it seems that the Drawing Recovery Manager is opened after the lsp is executed. 🤔
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Maybe try
(defun S::STARTUP () (command "_DRAWINGRECOVERYHIDE"))in your on_start.lsp.0 -
Unfortunately, this didn't work. Even if I use the DELAY command to wait 5s before
_DRAWINGRECOVERYHIDEthe Recovery Manager Panel opens afterwards.0