Presented by The Los Angeles AutoCAD User Group
Demonstration of Visual Lisp Reactors
By: Luis Esquivel
"Pleae note that the date of this presentation is now on Aug the 27th
instead of the 20th"
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Overview
Visual Lisp* is the latest major programming upgrade made by AutoDesk. This
feature represents the next
generation of the Auto LISPĀ® legacy provided for AutoCAD.
The makers of Visual Lisp have added new functions to the core Auto Lisp
functions, including the implementation of so-called "reactor" functions,
which allow programmers to create intelligent commands - intuitive functions
that can react by themselves, requiring no user interaction. This long
sought-after feature has been anticipated for some time.
Until now, the use of reactors has been limited to the most seasoned AutoCAD
programmers or customization aficionados, due to the limited documentation
available. In this presentation you will be provided with some real world
examples of complete code to help you understand how to implement reactors
and allow you to start working with them to incorporate additional
functionality into your AutoCAD environment.
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Inviting you to see a special demonstration of Visual Lisp Reactors
presented by
Luis Esquivel of Caddximation Software. See some impressive examples of the
possibilities at:
http://www.draftteam.com/
This presentation will occur at the Los Angeles AutoCAD User Group monthly
meeting.Wednesday, August 27th at 7:00 pm
Location information and directions below:
http://groups.msn.com/LosAngelesAutoCADUserGroup/meetinginformation.msnw
- Learn the basics of simple reactors and visual lisp
- See examples of reactors in use and how they can benefit you
- Examples of programming code and how to get started writing your own
- Snacks & beverages available
- Only $10 per person (LAAUG members free)
For anybody who will be in the Burbank/Los Angeles area at this time keep
your
calendar open for an "Eye-opening" presentation on Simple Visual Lisp
Reactors. R.S.V.P. if you wish to
attend or if you have any other questions please let me know.
Contact Richard at:
rgrainer@sbcglobal.net
