Once you have opened an AutoLISP program file in the VLISP text editor, you can load and run it. Loading is the process by which functions in a program file are made available to the VLISP command interpreter. You can try this with the drawline.lsp sample program.
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About Loading and Running AutoLISP Programs (Visual LISP IDE)
Topics in this section
- To Load and Run an AutoLISP Program from the Visual LISP IDE (Visual LISP IDE)
An AutoLISP file must be loaded into the AutoCAD program before it can be ran. - To Run Selected Lines of AutoLISP Code in the Visual LISP IDE (Visual LISP IDE)
From Visual LISP, you can execute specific lines of AutoLISP code in a program. - About Extended AutoLISP Functions (AutoLISP/ActiveX)
The AutoLISP programming language offers a wide range of functions that are loaded automatically when you start AutoCAD, but not all functions are loaded by default.
Parent topic: About Getting Started with Visual LISP (Visual LISP IDE)