how do you call other lisp routines with lisp?

[moises.y969653]

I have a lisp file (learn.lsp), that has around 20 different lisps, or methods inside of it.
If they followed the naming convention lispAlpha, lispBravo, lispCharlie, lispDelta, lispEcho etc, how could I call lispAlpha and lispBravo from lispEcho?

would it look something like this?
defun C:lispEcho (lispAlpha lispBravo)

or is there a specific method to call other routines?

[marko_ribar]

you just put in your lispEcho lines like this :

(defun c:lispEcho (... / ...)
...
(c:lispAlpha)
(c:lispBravo)
...
(princ)
)

Now your routine lispEcho when time comes for recalling other lisps - when finds lines (c:lispAlpha) and (c:lispBravo), it will then execute these and after that resume till the end of its own...

Note : All this is referenced on defined command functions like : (defun c:lispAlpha () ), but if defined functions are non-command like (defun lispAlpha (arg1 arg2 ... / var1 var2 ...) ), you have to put in your global lisp lines for calling these functions without c: option and provide values for functions arguments arg1 arg2 ... :

(defun c:lispEcho (... / ...)
...
(lispAlpha value of arg1 value of arg2 ...)
(lispBravo value of arg1 value of arg2 ...)
...
(princ)
)