And that’s how you write and load a startup LISP routine. Remember, if you find other variables or commands that you would like to run every time you open a drawing, simply add them to the startup .LSP file.
With or without the built-in LISP editor, AutoLISP is easy for non-programmers to use. One of the reasons it’s easier is the fact that AutoCAD LT is its own runtime interpreter for your code. In other words, you can enter a piece of AutoLISP code right at the Command prompt, and...
Click on the “Display” tab In the “Display Resolution” area of this tab, set the value of the “circle and arc smoothness” to a value of up to 20,000 (same as above) When you are finished, click OK
Well, you can do a send command but you won't be able to get the output. Best bet is to write a quick and dirty lisp routine using the vlax-curve-xxx function Carl recommended, and have the lisp routine pump the results into one of the USERXXX variables, and then use VBA to pull...
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With or without the built-in LISP editor, AutoLISP is easy for non-programmers to use. One of the reasons it’s easier is the fact that AutoCAD LT is its own runtime interpreter for your code. In other words, you can enter a piece of AutoLISP code right at the Command prompt, and ...