And then you can either put that (defun) into the appropriate acadwhatever.lsp file or the
appropriate .mnl file, or you can keep it as its own separate .lsp file and have it loaded by one of
those other files with a line like
(load "centerline")
assuming that you named it centerline.lsp. I'm sure people have various opinions about which way is
better, depending on how you like to manage whatever defined functions you have.
[Personally, I would be inclined to name it something *including the idea of Layer* somehow, such as
'CL-layer' or whatever, because it's for making a Layer. I would expect a command actually *named*
'centerline' to be used to *draw* a center-line, perhaps including automatically making the
Centerlines Layer current, maybe creating it if it doesn't already exist, and possibly saving the
current Layer when it's invoked and setting it back when it's done, etc.]
--
Kent Cooper
wrote...
Need to add a defun statement:
(defun C:centerline ()
(command "Layer" "New" "Centerlines"
"Color" 252 "Centerlines"
"Lt" "Center" "Centerlines"
"P" "Plot" "Centerlines" "")
)
