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I was wondering if anyone could take this lisp routine and clean it up and bring it into lisp standards of today. this thing was cobbled together back in the early 90's and its a mess. it is used for calculating the capacity of a reservoir.
it has the user select closed polylines (contours) in ascending order - lowest elevation to highest (can we have it so you just select all the polylines at once)
it only recognizes heavyweight polylines. (dont know how to make it work with lightweight)
then it builds a table with the incremental capacity of the reservoir. (the table has double linework).
the error handling is not very good either (text rotation and snaps can screw it up)
i started looking at it and my head was swimming in five minutes.
this thing is a mess and way beyond my abilities
ive attached the lisp routine and an example drawing
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