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Help regarding pop-push of a LIST

Neeraj Vardhan
Neeraj Vardhan over 12 years ago

Hi,

I was trying to save my path coordinates as a list. But when i was trying to print the list of points, got errors "unbound variable-plist" . the code is mentioned below.

 

procedure(nvToGetMyLocation()

let((point plist)

cvw=getCurrentWindow()

point=hiGetPoint(cvw)

plist=append(plist list(point))

print(point)

print(plist)

); let

); procedure_nvToGetMyLocation

 

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    Andrew Beckett over 12 years ago

    If you look at the code, I already added a comment explaining how to do this. Look 8 lines from the bottom of the code and there is a comment above the ?alwaysMap line. So comment out the ?alwaysMap line (or remove it) if you don't want the form to appear initially. 

    It should already remember the width from the previous invocation.

    Kindest Regards,

    Andrew 

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  • Andrew Beckett
    Andrew Beckett over 12 years ago

    If you look at the code, I already added a comment explaining how to do this. Look 8 lines from the bottom of the code and there is a comment above the ?alwaysMap line. So comment out the ?alwaysMap line (or remove it) if you don't want the form to appear initially. 

    It should already remember the width from the previous invocation.

    Kindest Regards,

    Andrew 

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