maybe vla-put-Layer is faster, but trying it as a whole yields totally different results:
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and keep in mind that we have to check whether layer "test" is present and create it if needed before issuing vla-put-Layer
Nothing ive done in VL could approach the speed of entmake, but im starting to think that VL can be faster then entmod.
Checking the layers existance; that is where you can use the speed of entmake.
Lets work out an agreed upon test senerio (or several) and code each method (a VL and a AL version).
For example:
Criteria:
1. 100 layers
-e.g.
((0 . "LAYER") (2 . "1") (70 . 0) (62 . 1) (6 . "Continuous"))
((0 . "LAYER") (2 . "2") (70 . 0) (62 . 2) (6 . "Continuous"))
((0 . "LAYER") (2 . "3") (70 . 0) (62 . 3) (6 . "Continuous"))
((0 . "LAYER") (2 . "4") (70 . 0) (62 . 4) (6 . "Continuous"))
...
2. No user interaction so timing can be done right away.
Synopsis:
1. Create a 100 lines (they can be ontop of eachother, that
part inst important).each line is to be on its own layer.
Senerios:
1. Create the layers then create the lines then change line
props to be on proper layer.
2. Create layers then create lines with the proper layer
props.
3. create the lines, then create the layers and itterate thru
the lines to modify each ones props to be on the proper
layer.