Topic: AutoCAD LispWiki

[Kerry]

AutoCAD LispWiki

http://lispwiki.com/index.php5?title=Special:Allpages


as mentioned here : http://autodesk.blogs.com/between_the_lines/2008/04/autocad-lispwik.html

[Krushert]

Darn late again. I was just coming to post that. 
(I think would be late for my own funeral)

The site looks promising and I like how it organized.

[jonesy]

Great link Kerry...

Bookmarked for future use

[POCKETS]

AutoCAD LispWiki

http://lispwiki.com/index.php5?title=Special:Allpages


as mentioned here : http://autodesk.blogs.com/between_the_lines/2008/04/autocad-lispwik.html

I also like how it's organized.  Bookmarked!
Pockets

[ElpanovEvgeniy]

AutoCAD LispWiki

http://lispwiki.com/index.php5?title=Special:Allpages


as mentioned here : http://autodesk.blogs.com/between_the_lines/2008/04/autocad-lispwik.html

Thanks for the reference!
I too have remembered a bookmark...

[Mark]

There is no page titled "theswamp".

[CADaver]

There is no page titled "theswamp".

That needs to be fixed!!!

[deegeecees]

Woohoo!

[JohnK]

All code there is released under the "GNU Free Documentation License".

IMO it should be a "BSD" style.

[Chuck Gabriel]

There is no page titled "theswamp".

That needs to be fixed!!!

Anybody can edit those pages.  You just have to create an account.

See -> http://lispwiki.com/index.php5?title=AutoLISP_Resources

[Mark]

Thanks Chuck!

[qjchen]

Excellent site, thanks for sharing:)

[qjchen]

There is no page titled "theswamp".

I add it here:)

http://lispwiki.com/index.php5?title=AutoLISP_Links

and I have ever collected a lot of Lisp website here (many of them are in Chinese)
http://chenqj.blogspot.com/2006/09/lisp.html

I will add some to LispWiki also.

[CAB]

Good Job yuanqiu

[JohnK]

This is an outstanding gesture and effort, but i still have a problem with the License.

Besides the fact that all that code is released under a  ``Documentation License'' (like books and manuals) instead of a regular GNU type of license...[you] do realize that [you] can not use any of that code in a ``for sale -- no source'' type of condition right? Not to mention any derivative of any of that code must then be released under the exact same license.

For example I will take a very simple procedure found on that site.

Found here:
[ http://lispwiki.com/index.php5?title=Color_to_Bylayer ]


Orig:

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(apply '(lambda ()

         (defun *error* (msg)
          (prin1 msg))

         (setq uecho (getvar "cmdecho"))
         (setvar "cmdecho" 0)
         (prompt "\nSelect Items To Change To BYLAYER :")
         ;(setq ps1 (ssadd))
         (setq ps1 (ssget))
         (command "CHANGE" ps1 "" "P" "C" "BYLAYER" "LT" "BYLAYER" "")
         (setvar "cmdecho" uecho)
        )'())
Now lets clean up that code a bit for our imediate needs.

My Derivative:

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( (lambda ( / *error* uecho ps1)
 ;; `apply' not necessary
 ;; localize vars

  (defun *error* (msg)
   (if (eq (logand (getvar "CMDACTIVE")) 1)
 ;; lets cancel any command still running...just in case!?
      (repeat 2 (command)) )
   (prin1 msg))

  (setq uecho (getvar "cmdecho"))
  (setvar "cmdecho" 0)
  (prompt "\nSelect Items To Change To BYLAYER :")
  (setq ps1 (ssget))
   
   (if ps1
  ;; lets add a bit of error checking (crude but effective)
       (command "CHANGE" ps1 "" "P" "C" "BYLAYER" "LT" "BYLAYER" ""))

  (setvar "cmdecho" uecho)
  (princ)) )
Now the orig was relased under the GNU doc licence, and so is mine. Not because I want it to be (i didnt want to give this code to my client who just paid $500 for this gem) but I have to.

Make your own and release it under the BSD License.