Layers via lisp

Layers via lisp

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Layers via lisp

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>How can I control the ´Layer freeze in new/current viewport` via lisp?

Use command 'VPLAYER'.
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Anonymous
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Hello all,

How can I control the ´Layer freeze in new/current viewport` via lisp?

Kurt.
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Anonymous
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It could be so easy...

Thank you.
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Anonymous
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The attached file does exactly want you want and more.

Hope I was helpful
Rodney Estep

ZOPP - SCHARTNER wrote in message
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> Hello all,
>
> How can I control the ´Layer freeze in new/current viewport` via lisp?
>
> Kurt.
>
>
>
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Anonymous
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> The attached file does exactly want you want and more.
>
> Hope I was helpful
> Rodney Estep
>

Command: vpl

Error: quit / exit abort

A2K T.1.08 ??

Dave
ps: it would be handy to have your .fas and .dcl named the same or compiled
to vpl.vlx so a month from now we could remember what went with what 🙂
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Anonymous
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Dave,
You have a good point. I am still ignorant to all that vlisp has to offer.
And yes I should have called my dcl file by the same name as my .fas file.
The reason that you got the error shown is because the DCL was not in your
current support path. As far as keeping up with the program and knowing
what it does just rename the zip file to Vport_layer_routine.zip and place
it in a folder where you keep all the other files you download off of the
internet. I will make it a point to use your suggestion in the future.

Thanks
Rodney Estep

Dave Jones wrote in message
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>
> > The attached file does exactly want you want and more.
> >
> > Hope I was helpful
> > Rodney Estep
> >
>
> Command: vpl
>
> Error: quit / exit abort
>
> A2K T.1.08 ??
>
> Dave
> ps: it would be handy to have your .fas and .dcl named the same or
compiled
> to vpl.vlx so a month from now we could remember what went with what 🙂
>
>
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Anonymous
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yeah, I figured out running your .fas out of my temp directory was the
problem about midday. But then I didn't have time to play with it...will
tomorrow

thanks,
Dave
Rodney Estep wrote in message
news:8b6as3$r9j11@adesknews2.autodesk.com...
> Dave,
> You have a good point. I am still ignorant to all that vlisp has to
offer.
> And yes I should have called my dcl file by the same name as my .fas file.
> The reason that you got the error shown is because the DCL was not in your
> current support path. As far as keeping up with the program and knowing
> what it does just rename the zip file to Vport_layer_routine.zip and place
> it in a folder where you keep all the other files you download off of the
> internet. I will make it a point to use your suggestion in the future.
>
> Thanks
> Rodney Estep
>
> Dave Jones wrote in message
> news:8b5fbs$mdv11@adesknews2.autodesk.com...
> >
> > > The attached file does exactly want you want and more.
> > >
> > > Hope I was helpful
> > > Rodney Estep
> > >
> >
> > Command: vpl
> >
> > Error: quit / exit abort
> >
> > A2K T.1.08 ??
> >
> > Dave
> > ps: it would be handy to have your .fas and .dcl named the same or
> compiled
> > to vpl.vlx so a month from now we could remember what went with what 🙂
> >
> >
>
>
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