I have a short lisp program that inserts some blocks at user given intervals. I started a different lisp program that i want to be able to call up the first program from. Both lisps are in the autocad2000.lsp file. How can one reference the other or do I have to pull one out and give it a file name? When I try to run the one from the other I get the 'no function definition' error.
Thanks OzarkMtbr
If the function is defined as C:FUNCTION_NAME then you need to use (C:FUNCTION-NAME) to use it
Specify insertion point or [Scale/X/Y/Z/Rotate/PScale/PX/PY/PZ/PRotate]
Use PX, PY, PZ, PR, and/or PS options.
No, no, no! All you need to do is to know the correct syntax to call another function. See Jim Claypool's post. ___
Sorry. Saw that yesterday. Never knew you could do that. I've always gotten the "can't re-enter lisp" message when trying to use one from the command line while in the middle of another routine.
Thanks Jim,
That worked great. Sorry group about posting my question under Trevors post. Not sure how that happened. I must have been reading it and picked reply instead of new post.
OzarkMtbr
I tried to use the preview scale, but when I did nothing showed up. Is there a setting that I'm missing that allows me to see the preview? Thanks again.
alrighty... the answer isn't what command, it's the order of command. instead of following the sequence of "insert" "insertion point" then "scale", you would write it as "insert" "scale" then "insertion point" and it previews great!
Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.
Ask the community — no account required