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Although Basic, Symbols Aren't Simple (Harry's Code Class Newsletter) 22 Jan, 2008
Understanding these fundamental elements of Visual LISP is essential to building strong custom routines for AutoCAD.More>>
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Drawing by the Rules (Harry's Code Class Newsletter) 27 Nov, 2007
This month, Harry provides a lesson in parametric programming in VBA that applies to Visual LISP as well.More>>
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Macros of Mass Manipulation (Harry's Code Class Newsletter) 23 Oct, 2007
Need to change entity objects throughout a batch of AutoCAD drawings? Write an AutoLISP routine to do the dirty work for you.More>>
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Harry's Code Class (September 2007) 25 Sep, 2007
VBA vs. Visual LISP -- The Debate Continues: VBA is far more versatile, but Visual LISP goes with AutoCAD like jam on toast. How does one choose?More>>
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Harry's Code Class: Tips for Programmers (August 2007) 28 Aug, 2007
Get Your Data in a Row (and Column): Write a Visual Basic routine to automatically create a table in AutoCAD.More>>
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Harry's Code Class: Tips for Programmers (July 2007) 24 Jul, 2007
Lists: Building Blocks of LISP -- Put the parentheses to work and accelerate AutoCAD productivity.More>>
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Harry's Code Class: Tips for Programmers (June 2007) 26 Jun, 2007
Visual LISP Determines Paper Size Just Plotted: Developing a routine to automate this common task includes lessons about AutoCAD layout objects and reactor functions.More>>
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Harry's Code Class: Tips for Programmers (May 2007) 29 May, 2007
Write Routines to Create Entity Objects: Use one of several options available to AutoCAD programmers, then sit back and watch the magic.More>>
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Harry's Code Class: Tips for Programmers (April 2007) 24 Apr, 2007
Get Under the Hood of Visual LISP: One of the best ways to learn to customize AutoCAD is to poke around the engine of the VLIDE programming environment.More>>
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Harry's Code Class: Tips for Programmers (March 2007) 27 Mar, 2007
The How-Tos of Well-Structured LISP: A fundamental requirement of good programming is breaking down code into readable, useful functions.More>>
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