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How to use the fill command in Lisp?

2009-02-09View Original

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For example, if I have information about two objects, a circle and a rectangle, and I want to fill the area where they intersect with a pattern, how can I do this using Lisp? Why does my CAD keep giving an error message saying that user-defined Lisp functions cannot be transparent? I don’t understand what this means Thank you.
Reply #22009-02-10
CAD has its own very useful pattern filling commands, so there’s no need to go through the hassle of writing programs using AutoLisp.
Reply #32009-02-10
Bro, that’s not it! What are the advantages of Lisp? It’s automation! If I have a collection of objects and want to fill in the intersections between each object and the others, with Lisp, I just need to enter a command and select the range, and that’s it. If there’s no Lisp, then you have to do it one by one. Time and effort are both generously provided. . . I continue to seek advice from experts!

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