The following table provides summary descriptions of the AutoLISP equality and conditional functions.
Equality and conditional functions |
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Function |
Description |
(= numstr [numstr ...]) |
Returns T if all arguments are numerically equal, and returns nil otherwise |
(/= numstr [numstr ...]) |
Returns T if the arguments are not numerically equal, and nil if the arguments are numerically equal |
(< numstr [numstr ...]) |
Returns T if each argument is numerically less than the argument to its right, and returns nil otherwise |
(<= numstr [numstr ...]) |
Returns T if each argument is numerically less than or equal to the argument to its right, and returns nil otherwise |
(> numstr [numstr ...]) |
Returns T if each argument is numerically greater than the argument to its right, and returns nil otherwise |
(>= numstr [numstr ...]) |
Returns T if each argument is numerically greater than or equal to the argument to its right, and returns nil otherwise |
(and [expr ...]) |
Returns the logical AND of a list of expressions |
(boole func int1 [int2 ...]) |
Serves as a general bitwise Boolean function |
(cond [(test result ...) ...]) |
Serves as the primary conditional function for AutoLISP |
(eq expr1 expr2) |
Determines whether two expressions are identical |
(equal expr1 expr2 [fuzz]) |
Determines whether two expressions are equal |
(if testexpr thenexpr [elseexpr]) |
Conditionally evaluates expressions |
(or [expr ...]) |
Returns the logical OR of a list of expressions |
(repeat int [expr ...]) |
Evaluates each expression a specified number of times, and returns the value of the last expression |
(while testexpr [expr ...]) |
Evaluates a test expression, and if it is not nil, evaluates other expressions; repeats this process until the test expression evaluates to nil |