ACET functions

[lydiadfrazier749303]

I was fixing some basic LISP routines my office has and ran across something I can't figure out. I have become the defacto CAD manager at my architecture firm, and everything I know about AutoLISP is self taught, so please help.

I am working in a LISP routine that restores a named Layer State that exists within the drawing.

(defun c:B0()
 (SETVAR "CMDECHO" 0)
 (layerstate-restore "B0" (acet-currentviewport-ename))
 (command "tpnavigate" "base")
 (command "regen")
 (SETVAR "CMDECHO" 1)
 (princ)
)

Everything makes sense to me except for: acet-currentviewport-ename. Google hasn't told me anything beyond that its included within the acetutil modules ??

I am wondering what the function of using this is? It seems to still work if I remove it, but I don't want to mess anything up as layer state restore commands are super important in my firm. I am trying to clean up the office routines as part of a long term project and want to make the lisp routines as straight forward as possible.

[BlackBox]

Welcome to AUGI.

Unfortunately no, there's really no 'complete' documentation on ACET-* functions... You can find a lot of them using your Google powers, just be mindful of Copyright laws.


Cheers