Ошибка no function definition vlax get acad object

I added the following programming to my Acad2013.lsp file to add Support File Search Paths automatically.

Now I get the following two errors:

no function definition: VLAX-GET-ACAD-OBJECT

; error: no function definition: ACET-REG-PRODKEY

ACAD2013.lsp:

; MODULE_ID ACAD2007_LSP_
;;;    ACAD2013.LSP Version 1.0 for AutoCAD 2013
;;;
;;;  Copyright 2012 Autodesk, Inc.  All rights reserved.
;;;
;;;  Use of this software is subject to the terms of the Autodesk license
;;;  agreement provided at the time of installation or download, or which
;;;  otherwise accompanies this software in either electronic or hard copy form. ;;;
;;;
;;;
;;;    Note:
;;;            This file is normally loaded only once per AutoCAD session.
;;;            If you wish to have LISP code loaded into every document,
;;;            you should add your code to acaddoc.lsp.
;;;
;;;    Globalization Note:  
;;;            We do not support autoloading applications by the native
;;;            language command call (e.g. with the leading underscore
;;;            mechanism.)

(if (not (=  (substr (ver) 1 11) «Visual LISP»)) (load «acad2013doc.lsp»))

;; Silent load.
(princ)

;; This loads CGA custom macro for «Set to current layer» lisp file
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/layer.lsp»)

;; This loads CGA custom macro for «Set to current layer» lisp file
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/cgalayr.lsp»)

;; This loads CGA custom lisp files
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/CGA_custom.lsp»)

;; This loads CGA custom lisp files
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/door.lsp»)

;; This loads CGA custom macro for Dimension Block Insertion file
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/cgablockInsert.lsp»)

;; This loads CGA custom macro for Dimension Block Insertion file
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/imperial-metricblockInsert.lsp»)

;; This loads custom Civil Cannoscales
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/CS.lsp»)

;; This loads custom GHA Page Setups
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/GHA Pagesetups.lsp»)

;; This loads custom zoom > xp routine
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/zoomxp.lsp»)

;; This loads custom Electrical Plan Template
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/electrical-plan.lsp»)

;; This loads custom dimension routine
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/dimension.lsp»)

;; This loads custom mvsetup routine
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/mvsetup.lsp»)

;; This loads custom leader routine
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/leader.lsp»)

;; This loads custom Roof Framing Template routine
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/Roof Frame.lsp»)

;; This loads custom Upper Floor Framing Template routine
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/Upper Frame.lsp»)

;; This loads custom Main Floor Framing Template routine
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/Main Frame.lsp»)

;; This loads custom GHA Title Block routine
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/Layout Setup.lsp»)

;; This loads custom Change Caps routine
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/Chgcase.lsp»)

;; This loads custom GHA Title Block routine
(load «s:/acad2007/lisp/STL.lsp»)

(prompt «nacad2007doc.lsp Loaded…»)

(vla-put-supportpath
  (setq files (vla-get-files (vla-get-preferences (vlax-get-acad-object))))
  (strcat «;S:\Fonts»
          «;»
          (vla-get-supportpath files)
  )
)

(vla-put-supportpath
  (setq files (vla-get-files (vla-get-preferences (vlax-get-acad-object))))
  (strcat «;S:\Acad2007\Hatch_Patterns»
          «;»
          (vla-get-supportpath files)
  )
)

(vla-put-supportpath
  (setq files (vla-get-files (vla-get-preferences (vlax-get-acad-object))))
  (strcat «;S:\Acad2007\Simpson\Menu»
          «;»
          (vla-get-supportpath files)
  )
)

(vla-put-supportpath
  (setq files (vla-get-files (vla-get-preferences (vlax-get-acad-object))))
  (strcat «;S:\Acad2007\Lisp»
          «;»
          (vla-get-supportpath files)
  )
)

(print «Printer setup started.»)
(vl-load-com)
(vlax-for ps (vla-get-plotconfigurations
(vla-get-activedocument (vlax-get-acad-object))
)
(vla-delete ps)
)
(setq expert (getvar «expert»))
(setvar «expert» 2)
(command «._-PSETUPIN»
«S:/ACAD2007/Templates/Sheetsets/Architectural Imperial.dwt»
«*»
)
(setvar «expert» expert)

(print «Printer setup completed.»)

Подобный вопрос с завидной регулярностью появляется на самых разных форумах:

Загружаю лисп, пытаюсь выполнить, а AutoCAD мне в ответ:
no function definition: VLAX-GET-ACAD-OBJECT
И результат нулевой. Что делать?

Все очень просто: в лиспах используется расширение ActiveX, которое в AutoCAD не подгружено. В некоторых версиях (например, 2006) эта подгрузка выполнялась автоматически независимо от желания пользователя; в 2008, 2010 и 2011 это уже надо делать принудительно. Достаточно в самом начале лиспа поставить

И все будет работать.

Надо просто про это не забывать…
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Добавлю: сообщение может меняться, но начало всегда одно: не определена функция vl… Решение абсолютно то же самое

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1. 2009-07-14, 04:05 PM

   
   

   #1

   error: no function definition: VLAX-GET-ACAD-OBJECT
   

   Here is probably a new one for you.

   I have AutoCAD 2010 32 and 64 bit, when we run our customizations, on the 64 bit version, everything loads properly.
   If I attempt to run 32 bit, I get this message:

   error: no function definition:
   VLAX-GET-ACAD-OBJECT

   Here is my code:

   Code:

   (vl-load-com)
   (setq acadObject (vlax-get-acad-object))

   Is there a separate arx file that AutoCAD should be loading that allows the visual lisp commands to function? Even in VLIDE, the function isnt blue, it shows as black.

   I’m confused, any suggestions?

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2. 2009-07-14, 06:25 PM

   
   

   #2

   Re: error: no function definition: VLAX-GET-ACAD-OBJECT
   

   Once you run the vl-load-com, your vlax-get-acad-object should turn blue in the vlide. It is starting out black in my 32-bit version. Once I run vl-load-com, it is turning blue and becomes functional.

   If you have a technical question, please find the appropriate forum and ask it there.
   You will get a quicker response from your fellow AUGI members than if you sent it to me via a PM or email.

   jUSt

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3. 2009-07-14, 06:53 PM

   
   

   #3

   Re: error: no function definition: VLAX-GET-ACAD-OBJECT
   

   Originally Posted by Opie
   

   Once you run the vl-load-com, your vlax-get-acad-object should turn blue in the vlide. It is starting out black in my 32-bit version. Once I run vl-load-com, it is turning blue and becomes functional.

   no dice. It stays black on mine. If I paste the lines in my code above directly to the command line, I still get the error. I did notice some additional info that may be helpful. Here is my command history at the startup of the program:

   Customization file loaded successfully. Customization Group: ACAD
   Customization file loaded successfully. Customization Group: CUSTOM
   Customization file loaded successfully. Customization Group: IMPRESSION
   Customization file loaded successfully. Customization Group: AUTODESKSEEK
   Customization file loaded successfully. Customization Group: EXPRESS
   Regenerating model.

   «0»
   ; warning:AutoCAD type library load failed: «Library not registered»
   ; warning:AutoCAD type library load failed: «Library not registered»

   AutoCAD menu utilities loaded.; error: no function definition:
   VLAX-GET-ACAD-OBJECT

   Command: _RIBBON

   Command: properties

   Command:

   the «0» is a line I have set to print inside my acad.lsp file. I’m guessing that the Library not being registered is something that is occurring within Acad2010doc.lsp. but when I run it manually I dont get these library not registered errors, but the function definition error still doesnt go away.

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4. 2009-07-14, 11:09 PM

   
   

   #4

   Re: error: no function definition: VLAX-GET-ACAD-OBJECT
   

   If you run (arx) at the command line, is «vl.arx» a member of the returned list? Is vl.arx a valid file in your 32-bit AutoCAD install?

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5. 2009-07-15, 11:28 AM

   
   

   #5

   Re: error: no function definition: VLAX-GET-ACAD-OBJECT
   

   Originally Posted by dgorsman
   

   If you run (arx) at the command line, is «vl.arx» a member of the returned list? Is vl.arx a valid file in your 32-bit AutoCAD install?

   The same arx files are loaded in both the good and «bad» install. How would I determine if it is a valid arx file? I would guess that it would not load if it is no good.

   VL functions are still working (vl-string-left-trim) and such, its just the VLAX and VLA functions that are not recongized

   Last edited by ccowgill; 2009-07-15 at 11:35 AM.

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6. 2009-07-15, 12:02 PM

   
   

   #6

   Re: error: no function definition: VLAX-GET-ACAD-OBJECT
   

   Did you download & install the VBA thingy for 2010? I think the ActiveX stuff only works on the 64bit if you haven’t installed the VBA extensions as well. May be wrong, but I wouldn’t be surprised as VBA is for 32bit & works with the ActiveX stuff.

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7. 2009-07-15, 12:06 PM

   
   

   #7

   Re: error: no function definition: VLAX-GET-ACAD-OBJECT
   

   Originally Posted by irneb
   

   Did you download & install the VBA thingy for 2010? I think the ActiveX stuff only works on the 64bit if you haven’t installed the VBA extensions as well. May be wrong, but I wouldn’t be surprised as VBA is for 32bit & works with the ActiveX stuff.

   but why would the 64 bit work fine and not the 32?

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8. 2009-07-15, 12:13 PM

   
   

   #8

   Re: error: no function definition: VLAX-GET-ACAD-OBJECT
   

   Because the 64 & 32 ARX files should not be the same files. ARX is a binary compiled DLL executable … this means it will be specifically compiled for the OS and Product it runs in.

   Do you have both the 64 & 32 AC installed on the same PC? No sure you can, but it would probably overwrite any «common» ARX’s with the last installed.

   Or maybe that’s why I had the problem last time … I think the ActiveX libraries are only installed with the 64 bit installation. The PC I tested 2010 on was 32 bit … the only solution I got to using VLAX was to install the VBA extension for 2010.

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9. 2009-07-15, 12:19 PM

   
   

   #9

   Re: error: no function definition: VLAX-GET-ACAD-OBJECT
   

   Originally Posted by irneb
   

   Because the 64 & 32 ARX files should not be the same files. ARX is a binary compiled DLL executable … this means it will be specifically compiled for the OS and Product it runs in.

   Do you have both the 64 & 32 AC installed on the same PC? No sure you can, but it would probably overwrite any «common» ARX’s with the last installed.

   Or maybe that’s why I had the problem last time … I think the ActiveX libraries are only installed with the 64 bit installation. The PC I tested 2010 on was 32 bit … the only solution I got to using VLAX was to install the VBA extension for 2010.

   I understand that the arx is compiled specifically for 32 or 64.

   Yes they are both on the same system. As my signature states I am running a dual environment of both 09 and 10. However I am only experiencing this issue in 32bit 2010.

   When I ran the install of 32, it did not install all the proper dll files where they belonged and I had to manually copy them from the cd to the proper locations, i used 64 bit as my template to make sure they were in the proper locations. I followed the exact steps I used to install 32 bit 2009 to install 32 bit 2010. Maybe Autodesk is just making it even more difficult to run 32 on 64.

   Are you saying that you have had this exact issue?

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10. 2009-07-15, 12:42 PM

    
    

    #10

    Re: error: no function definition: VLAX-GET-ACAD-OBJECT
    

    Yes, I installed 2010-32bit on a 32bit XP and it did nor run any vlax stuff. Then only after I’ve installed VBA did these run. Some others had similar problems with some code of mine in 2010, which was resolved after they installed the VBA extensions. Check posts #27 & #28 in this thread: http://forums.augi.com/showthread.php?t=78139

    When you say you manually copied the 32bit arx’s did you have to change any registry settings to point AC to the correct folders?

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Yes I tried typing (vl-load-com) in the command line then restarting the vlide

….but that does not work. I looked at the posts that Gile had supplied but it does not give a definitive answer.

When I start up I also get the message:

; warning:AutoCAD type library load failed: «Library not registered»

; warning:AutoCAD type library load failed: «Library not registered»

; error: no function definition: VLAX-GET-ACAD-OBJECT

Shaun Huley from Autodesk says:

This is usually the result of a registry not knowing the path to the typelib

and is usually the result of something occurring to the files or registry

problems.

I have also tried to manullly load the vl.arx file but this had no effect.

I have also tried typing in ACADINFO

and at the resulting text file and I get an error with

—————— EXPRESS TOOLS INFORMATION ——————-

ACAD2009DOC.LSP Express Tools load: «ACAD2009DOC.LSP NOT FOUND!»

God knows why its looking for the ACAD2009DOC.lsp when I have never used acad 2009 on this machine!!???

I am reluctant to do a reinstall as results from other posts say this did not always fix the problem.

I have just found out that every other user in our office has the same problem:(

I will keep researching and experimenting……..

If you have an AutoLISP file that does not work or exits like the sample below there might be an easy solution.

Command: (vlax-get-acad-object)
; error: no function definition: VLAX-GET-ACAD-OBJECT

Try running (vl-load-com) or add it to the beginning of the LSP file.

Command: (vl-load-com)

Command: (vlax-get-acad-object)
#<VLA-OBJECT IAcadApplication 00d73d3c>

Now it works as expected without any errors.

What is (vl-load-com) ?

This function loads the extended AutoLISP functions provided with Visual LISP. The Visual LISP extensions implement ActiveX and AutoCAD reactor support through AutoLISP, and also provide ActiveX utility and data conversion functions, dictionary handling functions, and curve measurement functions.

It does not hurt to add (vl-load-com) to your LSP files to make sure it works. If the extensions already are loaded (vl-load-com) does nothing.

Issue

You saw an error containing the text No function definition.

You may have received one of several possible No function definition errors. The exact ones we’ve chronicled are listed in the Solution below.

Cause

A No function definition error is the result of a function within the software that can’t be completed (in other words, it’s not defined). The solution will depend on the function that’s not being defined.

Solution

Step 1: Restart your computer.

Simply restarting can sometimes clear up the error. Try opening CAD after restarting. If you don’t see a No function definition error, you’ve resolved the issue.

Still seeing a No function definition error after restarting your computer? Move on to the specific error message troubleshooting steps below.

Step 2 (if necessary): Troubleshoot your specific No function definition error message.

If restarting your computer didn’t resolve the error, your solution will depend on the exact text within the No function definition error you’re seeing: