Fatal Error with ACAD 2013, 2014 lisp code
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#761 Fatal Error with ACAD 2013, 2014 lisp code
Using an Offset Routine I have used for ACAD 2013 and 2014… with 2015 OpenDcl I get the following error.
FATAL ERROR: Unhandled Access Violation Reading 0×0010 Exception at e886bdddh
Error capture attached.
LISP and OpenDcl code attached.
OK.. so after a day... there is no solution. I appreciate your help... maybe I 'll have to rewrite it to suit 2015.
I was not able to reproduce the problem in AutoCAD 2015 64 bit running on Windows 7 64 bit. I loaded ofset.lsp, ran the OFSET command, clicked on a random button, then closed the form by clicking the [X] button in the title bar. I did get an OpenDCL argument error and a warning at the command line about a problem in the error function, but nothing else. Please provide enough information for me to reproduce the problem.
Hmmmm... Uninstalled AutoCAD, re-installed AutoCAD with 'out-of-the-box' functionality. Manually loaded 'OFSET' -> FATAL Error on pressing "EXIT", must be something in the 'ofset.lsp' code... since I'm running other OpenDCL code I've created quite happily.
Thanks Owen for your time... I'll re-write the 'OFSET' code again from sratch, it may lead me to find the problem.
System configuration is:
nVidia GTX Titan 6GB
and this screen capture.
The code you attached does not define a handler for the [Exit] button. Perhaps you should follow the standard steps of narrowing things down to the least amount of controls and code that still reproduce the error.