Load *.pum and *.acc files

[Trinity]

Hello to everyone,

how can load the right-mouse button menus file (*.pum) and keybord abbreviaton file (*.acc) during the modeling session like i do whit toolbar files (*.tlb) with the command (oli::Sd-load-toolbar "c:/tmp/toolbar.tlb")?

Thank's

Trinity

[May Kung]

Hello to everyone,

how can load the right-mouse button menus file (*.pum) and keybord abbreviaton file (*.acc) during the modeling session like i do whit toolbar files (*.tlb) with the command (oli::Sd-load-toolbar "c:/tmp/toolbar.tlb")?

Thank's

Trinity
You shouldn't need to "tell" OSD to load the .pum file if it's in your sd_customize directory. It autoloads upon startup. Or are you talking about loading it after you've already started OSD?

[Trinity]

You shouldn't need to "tell" OSD to load the .pum file if it's in your sd_customize directory. It autoloads upon startup. Or are you talking about loading it after you've already started OSD?

Yes, i need to load the file after i've already started OSD ... the file is not on sd_customize directory ... like c:/Temp/right_mouse.pum ...

[Mathieu]

HI Trinity

I have already tried to load *.pum but it is not possible at the moment.

MD

[Thom Ivancso]

Hello Trinity,

Try using the format nil agrument with the load statement as such

(load (format nil "c:/Temp/right_mouse.pum "))

Cheers,
Thom

[clausb]

How is the format statement supposed to help here? All it does it is to take its input string, format and return it. In this case, since there are no formatting instructions in the string, NO changes will be made to the string whatsoever, so you could just as well use the string directly in the load statement.

Claus

[Markus]

Hello Trinity,

you can't load *.pum files via any regular LISP function nor via any Integration Kit function. Those files are interpreted at OSDM startup via special code which is only executed during startup.
The same applies to *.acc files.

Markus