newbie question

[qkakkel]

I am still a newbie in lisp code so here is my question.

I have a DCL file and I need the lisp code to get it to work, (I don't know how to write the lisp code).

In  the DCL file there is a width , height , and length .

I only attach a part of the DCL file.

I want the lisp code that draws the lines in a autocad drawing.

If somebody can write the code for me .

Forgive me if I mispell some words I not live in a Englisch speaking country.

[Sea-Haven]

Multi storey buildings Aluminum window frames like 6000 x 3000mm size.

[Sea-Haven]

Ok when you say did not work what did not work. What were the error messages. Which program did you try the Multi getvals.lsp or the LeWidHt dcl.

[qkakkel]

Unknown command "MULTIGETVALS". Press F1 for help.

Unknown command "GETVALSM". Press F1 for help.

If I am doing something wrong sorry (newbie)
And yes he is in my Support File search Path.
And when I try to load it 3 times I have a Fatal Error in autocad

[Sea-Haven]

Ok drag and drop the multi getvals.lsp onto CAD, then try the code again. It should work.

It sounds like where you saved the getvals it is not in a support path. So change this

(if (not AH:getvalsm)(load "Multi Getvals.lsp"))
change the load to point to correct location of file, an example. Note the \\ need to be used.
(if (not AH:getvalsm)(load "C:\\Acad\\mylispprogs\\Multi Getvals.lsp"))

You can add the multi getvals to your, Appload, Start up Suite.

[john.uhden]

Yo, @Sea-Haven ,

My recent questions have been all about my OpenChannelFlow project.

Your multigetvals thingy could have worked quite well, but I got fixated on providing a block insertion with attributes of a typical channel section with the calculation table below it so that the block and table could be printed to letter size for inclusion into a drainage report.  I am very close to completion.  I don't think anyone has used this technique before.  Finding EATTEDIT was critical to its success.

BTW, please post your your e-mail to me about cell formatting so I can accept it. (%lu2%pr2).