I am only beginning to learn about LISP routines, but I was wondering if there was a simple way to modify the grid making lisp routine created by Lee Mac (http://www.lee-mac.com/drawgrid.html) to create mlines, instead of just lines - and if possible, is there a way to make the row lines one named style of mline, and the column lines another?
Ok, try the code attached. See the code, there are names as VERTICALSTYLE and HORIZONTALSTYLE. Change them as you like. Before you run the routine, make sure that those styles ARE in the drawing, otherwise the routine fails.
Is it a rectangular grid you want to create? I ask because the ends of an Mline always terminate opposite one another and not at an angle between each end. Just wondering if maybe you could create a hatch pattern that does what you want.
