Topic: Brick lines on louvers

[CAB]

The local function names are declared to keep them local.
You may remove the names if you want as shown below.
It just keeps them from colliding with anything else you
may be running and using the sane names.

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(defun c:spokes (/          p1       p2       p3       ps
                 pe       fill     r1       r2       lnstart  lnend
                 ang      angoff   circ     usrosmode
                )

Look here for more info.

CAB

[Keith™]

that is telling you that the functions that have been defined within the main program are localized to the program only ...

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(defun thisprog (/ local1 local2)
 (defun local1 ()
  (do this stuff)
 )
 (defun local2 ()
  (do that stuff)
 )
)


This would generate that warning because the defun local1 and local2 are not only defun'd as a nested function of thisprog,  but are also explicitly listed as local in the localize variable list.

Essentially it is telling you that the localized variable local1 is later being defun'd ....
That is inherent with this technique...
It should still operate flawlessly

[CAB]

More food for thought Here

[Anonymous]

@DEVITG ...that's because you have declared a defined function as a local variable in your main routine...take a look a the thread "Poco Loco" SMadsen does an excellent job of explaining it!

[SMadsen]

Guest, thanks

Thanks CAB for pointing to the excellent discussion on adesk ng ('cept for the last question heh)