laymrg

[C Witt]

Does anyone know how i can access this command from a lisp?..

(command "laymrg") wont work.. same with "_laymrg.. "-laymrg..

OR

can anyone tell me were I can find the actual lisp for this command??.. and i'll just "use" it rather than call it up.

 

[Tom Smith]

A lisp isn't a "command" though lisp functions named with a c: prefix can be run from the command line.

Use (c:laymrg) to call the function from another lisp.

 

[C Witt]

ok, but how do I get it to merge the layers?.. (NO user input required)

 

[C Witt]

got it

(c:laymrg)
t
scale

t
text
y

;>
thanks ;p

 

[C Witt]

new problem.. this works if you C&P into the command line.. but not if it is loaded as a lisp file.. it ignores the t scale... and asks for user input.. WHY?!?!

 

[Bob Basques]

try . . .

(command (c:laymrg) "t" "scale" "" "t" "text" "y" )

bobb

 

[C Witt]

nope.. it ignores the data.. and askes for user input

 

[Dan Allen]

Hmm, first I've heard of someone who know lisp but not what a script file was, but anyway, one's attached. Check out help for more info.

Type script & run it.

Use (defun c:mylaymrg (command "script"
"c:\\yourpath\\laymrg.scr")(princ)) to tie it to a lisp.

Dan

 

[C Witt]

uh.. were is the file?.. (using the NG if that matters)..?.. perhaps you could email it?

 

[C Witt]

BTW, Thanks.

Hmm, first I've heard of someone who know lisp but not what a script file was, but anyway, one's attached. Check out help for more info.

Type script & run it.

Use (defun c:mylaymrg (command "script"
"c:\\yourpath\\laymrg.scr")(princ)) to tie it to a lisp.

Dan

laymrg
t
scale

t
text
y

 

[Jason Piercey]

Go to Help -> Help (or press F1) on the Index tab, type in the word script, should give you a good idea of what it is.