Would anyone like to share some of their .LSP files

[r_soula]

WOULD ANYONE LIKE TO SHARE SOME OF THERE .LSP FILES?

[Opie]

For future reference, it's best not to post a message using all Caps Lock ie. UPPERCASE as it makes it look like you are shouting.

Thanks for your understanding.

Richard
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[Opie]

Have you tried the AUGI Exchange?

Have you searched the Autolisp forum?

[peter]

WOULD ANYONE LIKE TO SHARE SOME OF THERE .LSP FILES?

I have ~5000 lisp routines.

Can you be a little more specific on what you want?

Peter

[madcadder]

I have ~5000 lisp routines.

That's hysterical!

What makes it hysterical is you are probably not exaggerating at all.
I HAD to do a quick F3 and found 440 on C: and 1962 in my archive.

So, I can claim 2000

[r_soula]

Any would do. I have wiritten tons my self but lost the CD they were on.

[rkmcswain]

You could try searching Google Codesearch

http://www.google.com/codesearch

...and use a search string such as "lang: autolisp (defun) color" for example to search for autolisp code that includes (defun) and color

[rkmcswain]

What makes it hysterical is you are probably not exaggerating at all.
I HAD to do a quick F3 and found 440 on C: and 1962 in my archive.

So, I can claim 2000

The companies "library" contains about 300, but there were about 2000 in there a few months ago. I went through and deleted the difference a while back. Many were ancient, at least by computer standards (circa 1991).

Most of them did things that we can do now with AutoCAD itself, or ToolPac - others were so "not scalable" (hard coded blocks, paths) or they did something that we don't do anymore - so adios to the whole bunch.....

[ccowgill]

And the management at my company thought 88 was a lot

[rkmcswain]

And the management at my company thought 88 was a lot

If I had time, I bet I could condense those 300 down to 88 actual files. There is no telling how much duplicate code is in there....