One main attraction of using VLISP is the extensive debugging tools it provides. These tools allow you to watch what your program is doing while it is executing, and to take a “snapshot” of your program at any point. However, VLISP also provides a number of features designed to detect program errors before you run the program.
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About Checking for Syntax Errors (Visual LISP IDE)
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- About Checking the Balance of Parentheses (Visual LISP IDE)
AutoLISP uses parentheses more frequently than most other computer programming languages. - Balancing Parentheses Reference (Visual LISP IDE)
The Visual LISP code formatter can be used to identify and add missing parentheses to the code in the text editor window. - About Using Color Coding to Detect Syntax Errors (Visual LISP IDE)
- About Checking for Syntax Errors (Visual LISP IDE)
The Visual LISP text editor window provides some syntax checking capabilities that can be performed before executing an AutoLISP program.