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Usercreate an infinitely recursive function that uses only a single (if t ...) to continue nesting. each instance should also prompt that current count to the command lineGPTCreating an infinitely recursive function in AutoLISP that uses only a single (if t ...) to continue nesting and prompts the current count to the command line can be achieved as follows. The function will increment a counter and display it at each recursive call. To ensure that the recursion is controlled and does not crash AutoCAD, I'll include a mechanism to exit the recursion based on user input or a predefined condition.(defun C:infRecursive ( / count) (defun innerFunc (count) (princ (strcat "\nCurrent count: " (itoa count))) (if t (innerFunc (1+ count))) ) (setq count 0) (innerFunc count) (princ))To use this function:Load the function into AutoCAD's AutoLISP interpreter.Run the command infRecursive in the AutoCAD command line.Explanation:C:infRecursive is the main function that initializes the counter and calls the inner recursive function innerFunc.innerFunc is a recursive function that prints the current count and calls itself again if the condition (if t ...) is true, which is always the case here.(1+ count) increments the count each time the function calls itself.Important Note: This script will result in an infinite loop without a built-in mechanism to stop. In actual use, it's critical to have a condition to break out of the recursion to prevent software crashes or freezes. This example is purely for academic purposes and should be used with caution.
After testing, there were no issues with the 1024 layer. I want to try layer 2048, but the vlide editor crashes.