Thanks Frank!
All I need now is some time and great deal of experimenting 🙂
As I got your answer I saw an almost similar question rasied...
Anyway, with VLAX do I call a complete LISP-function or do I actually
excecute every single line?
I have some old tested LISP-routines I would like to use without rewriting
too much?
Regards
Mats Johansson
Frank Oquendo skrev i
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rTaRb...
> One way is to use the VLAX class module. It executes everything
synchronously.
> You can get a free copy in the Downloads section of my site.
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> "Mats Johansson" wrote in message
> news:029957328DE25B0A4DCCD161A2CCE6D4@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> > Hi you all!!
> >
> > I presume there are a lot of you bright ACAD hackers who could answer me
on
> > this:
> >
> > How, if ever, could I syncronize a LISP routine called from VBA? I want
the
> > LISP to run til the end before VBA takes control again. Is there any
other
> > way to run a LISP from VBA than (send...?
> > I understand there is some 'small' problems with this?
> >
> > I guess this has been discussed earlier. But as a newcomer to this group
and
> > a relative beginner on both VBA and LISP I dare to ask the question
anyway!
> > 🙂
> >
>
