AutoLISP source code files can be created and edited using a plain ASCII text editor.
Create a new source code file
- Windows
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- Do one of the following:
- On Windows 7, click Start [All] Programs Accessories Notepad.
- On Windows 8, Start Screen, type notepad. Click Notepad.
- In Notepad, click File Save As.
- In the Save As dialog box, click the Save As Type drop-down list and select All Files (*.*).
- Specify a location for the file and enter a name in the File Name box. Add .lsp after the file name and click Save.
- Mac OS
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- In Finder, click Go Applications.
- In the Applications window, double-click TextEdit.
- In TextEdit, if you see the ruler and formatting bar along the top of the window, do the following:
- Click TextEdit Preferences.
- In Preferences, Format, click Plain Text. Click Close.
- Click File New.
- Click File Save As.
- In the Save As dialog box, specify a location for the file and enter a name in the Save As box. Add .lsp after the file name and click Save.
- In the Extension dialog box, click Use .LSP.
Open an existing source code file
- Windows
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- Do one of the following:
- On Windows 7, click Start [All] Programs Accessories Notepad.
- On Windows 8, Start Screen, type notepad. Click Notepad.
- In Notepad, click File Open.
- In the Open dialog box, click the Save As Type drop-down list and select All Files (*.*).
- Browse to and select the LSP file to open. Click Open.
- Mac OS
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- In Finder, click Go Applications.
- In the Applications window, double-click TextEdit.
- In TextEdit, click File Open.
- In the Open dialog box, browse to and select the LSP file to open. Click Open.