STRINGP function error
.... bur it's understandable that one might think there is such a function, paralleling the (numberp) function [which does exist], and also from the fact that when you give a function that is looking for a string something different, the message you get is:
Command: (strcat "what" 1.234)
; error: bad argument type: stringp 1.234
which likewise parallels the number variety of the same thing:
Command: (+ 1.234 "what")
; error: bad argument type: numberp: "what"
So AutoLisp has a function of the same name as the error test for the latter, but not for the former. But it must have an internal stringp test, even if that doesn't rise to the level of a function that Users can employ.
I wonder whether there's any significance to the fact that in those error messages, stringp does not have the colon after it that numberp has.
Your elseuser argument in the usage example [""] is a text string, but inside the code you have a function to check whether it's a particular number: (= elseuser 1). That will never be true for a text string. Should it be something like (= (strlen elseuser) 1) ?
Also, the last operation is to check whether $rr is not an empty string, i.e. that it is at least one character long, and if it is, use it, but if not, use what is in the elseuser argument. But in the usage example, elseuser is itself an empty string "", which means that if $rr is an empty string "", then the routine will use the argument "", so $rr will remain unchanged, still "".
It is not clear to me what it is supposed to do, so it's hard to suggest which of those things to change, and in what way(s). Can you describe in more detail what your inputs are, and what you want to know about them or do with them? [For example, is ArsenieBoca a variable, and if so, what kind(s) of things might it contain? Is elseuser supposed to be a text string? What is the romania variable for, which is never used? Etc.]
