(dcl_Calendar_SetCurSel job_manager_job_manager_cal1_Calendar1 (list (atoi min_year) (atoi min_month) (atoi min_day)))
This returns an error that says "Bad arguement, expected more arguements"
Not sure why, this is an upgrade from object_dcl to open_dcl, but I copied in the "new" version of the setcursel command (shown above) and it still does it.... ugh
Thanks!
How about posting a small sample .LSP and .ODCL demonstrating your difficulty.
This will save Owen some time and ALSO make sure that your usage of the Control and methods is correct.
The problem is that AutoCAD chokes on a 3-integer list whose first element is the integer 2010. This is a long-standing problem in AutoCAD resulting from its attempt to interpret such a list as a DXF group. The only solution is to fool AutoCAD by making the first element a real instead of an integer. Use (float (atoi min_year)) to make it a real, then it should work.
Yep the float thing fixed it! Wow, I would have never figured that out!
Thanks Owen!