whats wrong with this

[The Buzzard]

Also want to point out to you and I made the same mistake. You were using (type) as a variable. This could lead to a conflict.

That's why I changed it to (wtyp).

 

From Acads Developer Help section

 

type Function

 

Returns the type of a specified item

(type item)

 

Arguments

item

A symbol.

 

Return Values

The data type of item. Items that evaluate to nil (such as unassigned symbols) return nil.

[Lee Mac]

Use the Visual LISP Editor in ACAD (or another Code editor), that way protected symbols will appear in blue.

[The Buzzard]

Use the Visual LISP Editor in ACAD (or another Code editor), that way protected symbols will appear in blue.

 

Thank you Lee.

That is ideal.

[chelsea1307]

thanks buzzard i will be more carefull next time on what i use. as far as i understand the purpose of the lisp the one you made seems to work fine.

[The Buzzard]

thanks buzzard i will be more carefull next time on what i use. as far as i understand the purpose of the lisp the one you made seems to work fine.

 

That's good to hear.

[flowerrobot]

Use the Visual LISP Editor in ACAD (or another Code editor), that way protected symbols will appear in blue.

 

 

Sorry off topic, ill make one soon, but dont know about you, i use notepad++, have you guys gone to the effort of updating it to support all the autocad lisp definitions, im doing it,slowly but thought if any you guys have done it will save me, only thing not sure how to do it for dcl so that ; isnt green and { is refered as brackets