I'm lost, I can't see the forest because of the trees, or is it I can't see the trees because of the forest? Either way, I'm so lost.... I'm going to try and explain my delema, but it would be great if I could do it directly, BUTTTTTT?
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OK, let try and get a go on this. As you can see with the attachments, I'm trying to do some creative things with Optionlist, but I can't figure the lisp for them, and I thought if I could get some help with one, I might be able to figure the rest. The problem that I'm having is this, as you can see with the left optionlist, I have four options, single, double, triple, quadruple. When I need to do is change them to corresponding numbers, i.e. Single = 1, double = 2, etc.
This is as far as I have gotten, this is where I get lost. Should I create 'if' statement or should I just define each response? See, I can't even describe it correctly. Lets try this...
(defun c:MemStyleQty_OnSelChanged (ItemIndexOrCount Value /)
(setq mbrs (dcl_OptionList_GetCurSel MemStyleQty)); Not correct syntax, must define what each one means, ie, Single=1, Double=2, etc. Then is equal to number, and that would be "mbrs"
(princ)
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Maybe it would be better if I got someone to talk too.