Lisp in order to place several 2d objects into equal distances at a given length

[Tharwat]

I pick one rectangle, I hit enter and nothing happens.

 

That's why it does not work , you should have lots of closed LWpolylines to rearrange them according to the length that specified earlier

[hmsilva]

Hi Tharwat,

 

shouldn't be

(/ (- dis (cadr g)) (1+ (sslength ss)))

instead of

(/ (- dis (cadr g)) (1- (sslength ss)))

 

Henrique

[Tharwat]

Unfortunately it doesn't distribute them inside the length specified or as expected. I named your file Spacerect.lsp instead of test.lsp.

 

I guess you are right , because I meant the length from the left corner of the left hand side polyline to the last right corner of the right hand side polyline .

 

And a very good name you gave to the routine by the way .

[Tharwat]

Hi Tharwat,

 

shouldn't be

(/ (- dis (cadr g)) (1+ (sslength ss)))

instead of

(/ (- dis (cadr g)) (1- (sslength ss)))

 

Henrique

 

 

If so , we need to relocate the first left hand side LWpolyline to get the proper result as the OP 's required .

[hmsilva]

If so , we need to relocate the first left hand side LWpolyline to get the proper result as the OP 's required .

Fully agree

[Tuns]

Tharwat means "wealth" right?

[Tharwat]

Tharwat means "wealth" right?

 

Correct , How did you know that ?

[Tuns]

Correct , How did you know that ?

Google.

[Tharwat]

Google.

Nice googling Tuns

It is my real name though .

[Tuns]

That's a cool name... Mine is just... Ian...

[Commandobill]

That's a cool name... Mine is just... Ian...

Mine's Commandobill, my parents knew I would be hard-core like that.

 

[Tuns]

Mine's Commandobill, my parents knew I would be hard-core like that.

 

Yeah man, mine knew I'd wind up being simple and boring.

[Tharwat]

That's a cool name... Mine is just... Ian...

Thank you ,

 

It's my honor to know your name Ian .

[Lee Mac]

Brilliant, as usual.

 

Cheers dude