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Hello

Have a very simple LISP dammit I want to increase the number 1A 01-02 at 1A 03-04.

It also runs quite well, but what can you do about it so that it remembers the last number.

Please help.

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Danke LEE

Aber leider nein

Ich habe ja 2 Nummern zum erhöhen (1A 01-02) 01 wird 03 und 02 wird 04.

Sieht dann so aus (1A 02-04)

 

Thanks LEE

But unfortunately, no

I have 2 numbers to increase even (1A 01-02) 01 03 is and will be 02 04.

It looks like this (1A 03-04)

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It also runs quite well, but what can you do about it so that it remembers the last number.

 

You would need to use a Global Variable in some way, else store the number in LData/XData or in the registry, or perhaps using the Blackboard namespace.

 

If you wanted to use the Global variable (probably the easiest way):

 

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?t=39634

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?t=43426

 

This should help,

 

Lee

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You would need to use a Global Variable in some way, else store the number in LData/XData or in the registry, or perhaps using the Blackboard namespace.

 

If you wanted to use the Global variable (probably the easiest way):

 

OK, I look at me, do not believe that I can do that.

But Thanks

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You would need to use a Global Variable in some way, else store the number in LData/XData or in the registry, or perhaps using the Blackboard namespace.

 

If you wanted to use the Global variable (probably the easiest way):

 

OK, I look at me, do not believe that I can do that.

But Thanks

 

I'll help if you get stuck :thumbsup:

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I'll help if you get stuck :thumbsup:

 

Danke LEE

 

Thanks for the offer, sometimes you can anschaun my lisp.

Improve and what I still do everything so wrong.

I am very grateful to you for that.

 

Danke für das Angebot, kannst mal mein Lisp anschaun.

Und verbessern was ich noch alles so falsch mache.

Bin dir sehr Dankbar dafür.

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