When AutoLISP first appeared in AutoCAD, the only available means for entity creation was the command function. This allows an AutoLISP programmer to code just about any command that can be executed from the AutoCAD Command prompt. This is reliable, but it is not as fast as ActiveX methods and does not provide the flexibility of entmake.
- What's New in AutoCAD
- AutoCAD Foundations
- Getting Started
- Have You Tried
- AutoCAD User's Guide
- Cross Platform
- Subscription Benefits
- Customization and AutoLISP
- Customization and Administration Guides
- DXF Reference
- AutoLISP: Developer's Guide
- AutoLISP: Reference
- AutoLISP: Tutorials
- Basic Tutorials
- AutoCAD AutoLISP Extension Tutorials
- Visual LISP Tutorials (AutoCAD for Windows only)
- Tutorial: Garden Path (Visual LISP IDE)
- Lesson 1: Designing and Beginning the Program (Visual LISP IDE)
- Lesson 2: Using Visual LISP Debugging Tools (Visual LISP IDE)
- Lesson 3: Drawing the Path Boundary (Visual LISP IDE)
- Planning Reusable Utility Functions
- Converting Degrees to Radians
- Converting 3D Points to 2D Points
- Drawing AutoCAD Entities
- Creating Entities Using ActiveX Functions
- Using Entmake to Build Entities
- Using the Command Function
- Enabling the Boundary Outline Drawing Function
- Passing Parameters to Functions
- Working With an Association List
- Using Angles and Setting Up Points
- Understanding the ActiveX Code in Gp:drawOutline
- Ensuring That ActiveX Is Loaded
- Obtaining a Pointer to Model Space
- Constructing an Array of Polyline Points
- Constructing a Variant From a List of Points
- Putting It All Together (AutoLISP)
- Wrapping Up Lesson 3
- Lesson 4: Creating a Project and Adding the Interface (Visual LISP IDE)
- Lesson 5: Drawing the Tiles (Visual LISP IDE)
- Lesson 6: Acting With Reactors (Visual LISP IDE)
- Lesson 7: Putting It All Together (Visual LISP IDE)
- Installation
- Release Notes