Topic: does anyone use the plud command?

[andrew_nao]

i tried to make a simple (command "plud" "" "last") routine
but plud wont work like this and was wondering if anyone could offer a way to do something simple like this for plud

[SOFITO_SOFT]

hello:
try this

you can copy this text the command line

(defun c:pludl (/)( command "_plud" "" (entlast)))

then type "pludl"

you can change the text "c:pludl"   by another name, but always starting with "c:"
Greetings

[andrew_nao]

thanks for the reply

this doesnt work
as i mentioned in the first post, plud doesnt work inside of (command "..")


Command: (defun c:pludl (/)( command "_plud" "" (entlast)))
C:PLUDL
Command: pludl
_plud Unknown command "PLUD".  Press F1 for help.
Command: PLUDL Unknown command "PLUDL".  Press F1 for help.
Command: <Entity name: FFFFFFFFFFB4B110>
Command: nil

[Slim©]

PLUD is it's self a lisp routine and as such cannot be called from inside another lisp routine.

[jbuzbee]

PLUD is it's self a lisp routine and as such cannot be called from inside another lisp routine.

(c:plud)

[andrew_nao]

PLUD is it's self a lisp routine and as such cannot be called from inside another lisp routine.

i didnt know that, thanks ill mess with that code then

[jbuzbee]

PLUD is it's self a lisp routine and as such cannot be called from inside another lisp routine.

this statement is incorrect. 
If plud is a function (defun plud() . . .) defined in another lisp file it can be called like so: (plud)
If plud is a command (defun c:plud() . . . ) defined in another lisp file it can be called like so: (c:plud)

[Slim©]

PLUD is it's self a lisp routine and as such cannot be called from inside another lisp routine.

this statement is incorrect.  
If plud is a function (defun plud() . . .) defined in another lisp file it can be called like so: (plud)
If plud is a command (defun c:plud() . . . ) defined in another lisp file it can be called like so: (c:plud)

Quite true, I had forgotten about that....