shadow
Computer
- Mar 1, 2001
- 321
can lsp comma delimit a file that is already a txt file if i give it constraints on where to place the delimiter like for example a mnu file
see where i have # placed
**SUPER_BLOCK_TOOLS#
**TB_SUPER_BLOCK_TOOLS#
ID_#Super_Block_Tools_0# #[_Toolbar("Super Block Tools",# _Floating,# _Show,# 0,# 2,# 1)]#
ID__#23 #[_Button("Block 2 Point",# "blk2pt.BMP",# "ICON_16_BLANK"
]#^C^C(load "ask for block2pointcorrect"(c:blk2pt);
ID__#45 #[_Button("Fix Block",# "FixBlock.BMP",# "ICON_16_BLANK"]#^C^C(load "FixBlock.lsp"
ID__#5 #[_Button("Attribite",# "attribite.BMP",# "ICON_16_BLANK"]#^C^C(load "attribite"(C:attribite);
ID__#8 #[_Button("Deattribite",# "DeAttribite.BMP",# "ICON_16_BLANK"]#^C^C(load "attribite"(C:deattribite);
ID__#9 #[_Button("Block Rotate",# "Rotate Block.BMP",# "ICON_16_BLANK"]#^C^C(load "RotBlk"(c:rotblk);
Now there might be some situations where i dont want to place the delimiter before certain characters like if a , is enclosed in (,) i wouldnt want it to place a # before it or if "are enclosed in (" then i would want to place the # before and after the " but not "##" between them you see what im saying i can do this sorta with notepads find and replace but its kinda tedious be nice if i could do this with lisp and just be able to write the rulz
if everyone helps everybody the world will be a better place
see where i have # placed
**SUPER_BLOCK_TOOLS#
**TB_SUPER_BLOCK_TOOLS#
ID_#Super_Block_Tools_0# #[_Toolbar("Super Block Tools",# _Floating,# _Show,# 0,# 2,# 1)]#
ID__#23 #[_Button("Block 2 Point",# "blk2pt.BMP",# "ICON_16_BLANK"
]#^C^C(load "ask for block2pointcorrect"(c:blk2pt);ID__#45 #[_Button("Fix Block",# "FixBlock.BMP",# "ICON_16_BLANK"
]#^C^C(load "FixBlock.lsp"ID__#5 #[_Button("Attribite",# "attribite.BMP",# "ICON_16_BLANK"
]#^C^C(load "attribite"(C:attribite);ID__#8 #[_Button("Deattribite",# "DeAttribite.BMP",# "ICON_16_BLANK"
]#^C^C(load "attribite"(C:deattribite);ID__#9 #[_Button("Block Rotate",# "Rotate Block.BMP",# "ICON_16_BLANK"
]#^C^C(load "RotBlk"(c:rotblk);Now there might be some situations where i dont want to place the delimiter before certain characters like if a , is enclosed in (,) i wouldnt want it to place a # before it or if "are enclosed in ("
then i would want to place the # before and after the " but not "##" between them you see what im saying i can do this sorta with notepads find and replace but its kinda tedious be nice if i could do this with lisp and just be able to write the rulzif everyone helps everybody the world will be a better place
