Xyplorer Scripts Samples

As far as I am aware the main reasons for opting for the full version of Acad are: 1) AutoLISP 2) COM automation 3) Database connectivity and SQL 4) Extended data 5) Complex entities/objects, 3D and otherwise The seemingly most dominant reason that full Acad is chosen is because it is programmable through AutoLISP. The common myth is that AutoLISP is required to program. Since does not have it is not programmable or customisable. AcadLT can be customised and its is programmable without any tricks or add-in LISP engines. Forget about the pretty toolbars, AutoCAD has a command langauge, and supports script files for those commands.

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The command language and script support is not as powerful as that in say the old II/III, but it is none the less available. The common criticism aimed at scripting is that it cannot do anything. For example to draw a line, the script would be: Line 0,0 1000,1000 where as in AutoLISP it would be: (command 'line' pt1 pt2 ') Where pt1 and pt2 can have any coordinates desired, thus the AutoLISP script can draw different lines, whilst the command script can only draw one line. Elegance jc 5428 keyboard. However, the AutoLISP script is part of a much larger program which determines the values of pt1 and pt2, and instead of sending instructions to the Acad command line, it could equally well write the instructions to a file as follows: (write-line (strcat 'LINE ' (ptstr pt1) ' ' (ptStr pt2) ' ') fp) Where (ptstr) is a user written function to convert the point coordinate lists to text strings, which can be written to a file (fp). The resultant plain text file can then be excuted from within Acad or Acad LT via the run script command.

For simplified usage the script can always be written to the same location and file, such as default.scr, and this script can be executed from either a menu macro or toolbar button: once again in either Acad or Acad LT. '_script default.scr Now such plain text files containing Acad command line instructions can be generated by any available programming language.

On old machines the most readily available programming language was, but other high level programming languages like and may have been available. In the world of Windows XP and higher, every machine has available and can run. For example in VBscript, can replace the AutoLISP instruction with: fp.WriteLine('LINE ' & ptStr(x1,y1) & ' ' & ptStr(x2,y2) & ' ') However most offices have installed on most machines, and a few may have access to, in which case can be used to generate scripts. Script instructions can be generated in an Excel worksheet then copy/pasted into a text file, and run by the script command, alternatively the instructions can be pasted directly to the Acad LT command line. Similarly queries in MS Access can be used to generate a sequence of script commands either pasted to a file or direct to the Acad Lt command line.