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Do you guys know if autolisp and visual lisp applications exist in iphone


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Hi

Do you guys know if autolisp and visual lisp applications exist for iphone.

I know autocad does but in reduced mode.I guess first there should be a full copy of autocad for iphone. Quick search didnt give me much.

have a nice work day

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To check if you AutoCAD supports AutoLISP simply input the line below at command prompt followed by . It shoud print "3" back to command prompt.

 

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Mircea

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Hi

Do you guys know if autolisp and visual lisp applications exist for iphone.

I know autocad does but in reduced mode.I guess first there should be a full copy of autocad for iphone. Quick search didnt give me much.

have a nice work day

 

I think that AutoCAD WS does not support AutoLisp (VisualLisp)

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I am pretty sure Autocad WS was never intended to run lisp if anything it may eventually support .NET

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They should call it AutoCAD LT if if doesn't support LISP. AutoCAD that doesn't support LISP is not AutoCAD. :x

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They should call it AutoCAD LT if if doesn't support LISP. AutoCAD that doesn't support LISP is not AutoCAD. :x

 

By definition, it (AutoCAD WS) is not AutoCAD, nor AutoCAD LT, both of which run within a personal computer (PC/Mac) environment. Whereas AutoCAD WS is a web based, and mobile application service which only supports limited functionality for those that wish to view/annotate drawings on-site (generally), or by collaborating with others.

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OK. I agree with that. They should probably call it "Almost AutoCAD WS". :lol:

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ok. I agree with that. They should probably call it "Almost AutoCAD WSLT". :lol:

 

... Ftfy ;)

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Thanks. i was willing to let them have their "WS". Besides Samoa, I think that stands for Web Site.

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Some smart person may be able do a lisp, sort of like what happened with LT where two seperate programs talked to each other basicly the lisp pushed commands to Autocad.

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