Visual LISP Programming (AutoCAD 2006)

Author: Li Xuezhi
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book systematically introduces the VisualLISP programming technology of the new version of AutoCAD (2006). The book is divided into 13 chapters. The first 3 chapters introduce the basic knowledge of AutoLISP language, Chapter 4 introduces the development environment of VisualLISP, Chapters 5-7 introduce methods and techniques for editing, debugging, and designing programs, Chapter 8 introduces how to define new AutoCAD commands and create various AutoCAD objects such as layers, linetypes, text styles, hatch patterns, and dimension styles, as well as methods and techniques for parametric graphic design, Chapter 9 introduces how to access and modify graphic databases, Chapter 10 introduces how to use ActiveX objects, Chapter 11 introduces how to attach reactors to AutoCAD graphic objects, Chapter 12 introduces dialog box design technology, and the last chapter is a comprehensive example of AutoLISP programming. This book is practical and easy to teach, making it suitable as a textbook for undergraduate, junior college, or continuing education, as well as a reference book for engineering technicians in the CAD field. This book systematically introduces the VisualLISP programming technology of the new version of AutoCAD (2006). The book is divided into 13 chapters. The first 3 chapters introduce the basic knowledge of AutoLISP language, Chapter 4 introduces the development environment of VisualLISP, Chapters 5-7 introduce methods and techniques for editing, debugging, and designing programs, Chapter 8 introduces how to define new AutoCAD commands and create various AutoCAD objects such as layers, linetypes, text styles, hatch patterns, and dimension styles, as well as methods and techniques for parametric graphic design, Chapter 9 introduces how to access and modify graphic databases, Chapter 10 introduces how to use ActiveX objects, Chapter 11 introduces how to attach reactors to AutoCAD graphic objects, Chapter 12 introduces dialog box design technology, and the last chapter is a comprehensive example of AutoLISP programming. This book is practical and easy to teach, making it suitable as a textbook for undergraduate, junior college, or continuing education, as well as a reference book for engineering technicians in the CAD field.