Topic: where did you lurn LISP ?

[MP]

or a "double-dog-dare"

I thought I knew a little Lisp until I started reading the stuff posted here at the Swamp.  Now I don't know it at all.

Don't feel bad, I just discovered I don't know squat about dogs.

 

[CADaver]

or a "double-dog-dare"

I thought I knew a little Lisp until I started reading the stuff posted here at the Swamp.  Now I don't know it at all.

Don't feel bad, I just discovered I don't know squat about dogs.

 

ow,ow,ow hot coffee through sinus passages...

[DEVITG]

My first LISP book was/is a  Ron Leigh LISP course, I can not find his web page now.

He is a school teacher , and had plenty of work done about lisp and DWG to do by pupil


See how used it is , I have to change the front cover

IMHO , it is as the ABC book for first grade children

[AndyM]

or a "double-dog-dare"

I thought I knew a little Lisp until I started reading the stuff posted here at the Swamp.  Now I don't know it at all.

Double-Dog Dare?  I will up that and Triple-Dog-Dare you to................On a cold day......when I hear Double-Dog-Dare, I think of the movie "A Christmas Story" and the tongue to the flag pole.

[Tramber]

thanks all.... for your responses..

Unfortunatly....my english is poor..and can't find french site or book programming.,,

I have books.. from bill khramer (english) and Serge Camire (french)
But I lurn much more in this wonderful site....theswamp.

Salut Andrea.

You are maybe forgetting a great French Autolisp book named "La CAO par le menu" by Contenson (or Contensou...), it's dated of version 11 but you can still buy it online (I suppose you don't need it anymore, it is for beginners).

It is the book I started with. Then, I also bought Bill Khramer books and some others. Then I add a better access on the net and learnt through a french forum http://www.cadxp.com

Serge Camire is a (online) friend of mine. I met him IRL when he came in Europe from Canada last year. I got most of his books. Some I bought, some he offered me.
He is the best mentor I ever had.

But still, I'm not a really good Autolisper, I'm now experienced but still not very good. Basically, I'm a civil engineer, this must be the deep reason 

[zoltan]

I learned lisp a long time ago from a book called "Essential AutoLISP" by Roy Harkow.  ISBN: 0387945717

It was such a great book, but I lent it to someone and never got it back! 

[Sdoman]

I learned lisp a long time ago from a book called "Essential AutoLISP" by Roy Harkow.  ISBN: 0387945717

It was such a great book, but I lent it to someone and never got it back! 

Essential AutoLISP is....well,  essential!  IMO the best book on the subject.

[Sdoman]

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See how used it is , I have to change the front cover
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Ewww!  That's a pic of a well used book.  <scrubbing monitor>