Topic: Autolisp file formatting utility

[kenkrupa]

I used to have one - a DOS .exe file - that would reformat a .lsp file that was all scrambled up (no indents, etc.) to make it readable. I lost it in a computer change and haven't been able to find it anywhere.  It might have been lispfix.exe, or something like that. Can anyone hook me up with this?

[Lee Mac]

Why not use the code formatting options in the VLIDE?

[kenkrupa]

Why not use the code formatting options in the VLIDE?

Never thought of that since I don't use VLIDE. But I gave it a try. I still like the results my old tool gave me, even after messing with the settings, but this will do well enough (unless someone can still hook me up with that old one).  Thanks Lee.

[Kerry]

20 years old.
Haven't used it for 10 or so

Try this

[Lee Mac]

That is an interesting (and quite amusing) read! Its great to see the solutions that are used when VLISP isn't available.

Thanks Kerry

[kenkrupa]

I don't know Kerry - this one seems pretty scary to me:
 Usage:  (pprint expression stream)

;;; PPRINT - Prettyprint a LISP expression, indenting according to the
;;; structure of the expression and user modifiable parameters.

Wha?!?!? My old one worked on a file name in a DOS window. Even I could understand that.  

[LE3]

I don't know Kerry - this one seems pretty scary to me:
 Usage:  (pprint expression stream)

;;; PPRINT - Prettyprint a LISP expression, indenting according to the
;;; structure of the expression and user modifiable parameters.

Wha?!?!? My old one worked on a file name in a DOS window. Even I could understand that.  

maybe you are talking about LB.EXE (lisp beautifier) ?

[Kerry]

I just tried LB
Won't load/run in x64 

[xiaxiang]

Hi
    I found lb.exe and posted it.Even though I don't know the usage of it .
And more info might help you.
http://www.archx.at/archX/AutodeskSdk
http://autocad.xarch.at/lsp_tools/
Just using google to search "lisp beautifier lb.exe".

[xiaxiang]

The usage of lb.exe:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
dos prompt: lb 1.lsp 2.lsp
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

It works well!

[kenkrupa]

It works well!

Not in 64 bit. Thanks anyway. I guess VLIDE will serve well enough.

[T.Willey]

You could try this.

[ http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=20592.0 ]

[xiaxiang]

You could try this.

[ http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=20592.0 ]

Thanks for sharing Tim

[pBe]

You could try this.

[ http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=20592.0 ]

Very Nice T 
Tnx