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Hi there!

 

Does someone knows where the Lisproutine "ai_utils.lsp" is for? :oops:

 

Couldn't find it anywhere...

Posted

I did a search and it was found in the Support directory of the installation.

Posted

Lol... I know where it is on my computer.. But I coulnd't find where it's for. :)

Posted
Lol... I know where it is on my computer.. But I coulnd't find where it's for. :)

 

Hi grenco , it is self explain on the lisp

 

Please give it a browse .

 

As example

(ai_abort [] )

 

Displays critical error message in alert box and terminates all

;;; running applications.

 

 

(ai_acadapp)

;;;

;;; Check to see if acadapp is loaded (and load if necessary).

;;;

;;; If ACADAPP is not loaded, then display a message indicating

;;; such in an alert box, and return NIL to the caller. This

;;; function does not generate an error condition, so if that is

;;; appropriate, then the caller must test the result and generate

;;; the error condition itself.

Posted
is it needed?

 

As any tool at a toolbox, you have to know what is it for , and see if you can apply to your work.

 

I never use it .

Posted
is it needed?

It was at least needed at one time. I think it has some table routines.

Posted

It can be pretty concise at times.

Eg. A list of blocks in the drawing:

(ai_table "BLOCK" 3)

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