eric_monceaux Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 Hello everyone, I wrote a macro a few years back that I use still, but I want to be able to repeat the command without having to click on the icon, so I figure LISP is the way to go. Could someone help me write this to LISP, and maybe explain the basic process behind it? I really want to learn LISP because automation promotes efficiency! ^C^Cmline;st;standard;s;.25;j;z;\\;xplode;l;;la;mortar; Thanks! Quote
Glen Smith Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 I don't want to keep you from learning LISP, but if you "place a * at the begining of your macro (before the ^c^c) the macro will repeat until you end it by pressing Esc or choosing another menu item." Loosley quoted from Finklestiens AutoCAD Bible 2008. Glen Quote
eric_monceaux Posted October 14, 2009 Author Posted October 14, 2009 Does that work for CAD 2010 as well? Quote
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