BIGMIKE09281946 Posted November 8, 2008 Posted November 8, 2008 Is it possible to annotate the command line text with asterisks or something else that tells the AutoCAD compiler to ignore the following until I do this? Such as: ************************************************ *** Debugging Routine for mirroring exercise 7.09-1 *** *** 11/09/2008 BIGMIKE *** ************************************************ Command: Quote
ReMark Posted November 8, 2008 Posted November 8, 2008 Try putting two sets of semi-colons at the beginning of each line and see what happens. Like this: ;; ****** Quote
Noahma Posted November 9, 2008 Posted November 9, 2008 Try putting two sets of semi-colons at the beginning of each line and see what happens. Like this: ;; ****** yep, that is correct, with lisp, any line that has a ; will ignore trying to run that line as part of the code. I use it all of the time if there are parts of a lisp routine that is not functioning correctly yet, but the rest is. Quote
ReMark Posted November 9, 2008 Posted November 9, 2008 Thank you for the confirmation Noahma. It's been a long time since I've played around with Lisp. My answer was really a guess. Maybe I shouldn't admit that? Quote
BIGMIKE09281946 Posted November 9, 2008 Author Posted November 9, 2008 The dupe ;;'s don't do nothing but return "Command: ;; Unknown command ";;". Press F1 for help." Still looking !!! Quote
ReMark Posted November 9, 2008 Posted November 9, 2008 Then this isn't a lisp routine now is it? Quote
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