TheSwamp
Code Red => AutoLISP (Vanilla / Visual) => Topic started by: michilson on October 20, 2016, 11:37:57 AM
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Hi guys,
I am new to the whole lisp function. However I can write scripts and macros.
So here's what I'm looking to develop for a new company I am working for. I want to prompt a user to choose a lisp with a auto lisp.
(Working on Project 1) You choose the Project 1 Lisp (Setting layers, line types, Dim Styles etc) for that project.
And the same for Project 2 and so on.
So this would display a prompt on a Qnew allowing you to choose a lisp for new drawings.
Thanks for the help guys!
Mike
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I would try sticking to scripts (SCR) for setups. Easy to write up too. Then you can call lisps through the script.
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Sounds like standards might be applicable here. You can write a template file and then set it as a standard and it will ensure your drawings use only those styles etc in the standard template.
You won't need a lisp for that, just replace the standards file :)