Lisp Analyzers?

[bestplace2]

Do you know any up to date Lisp analyzers (like the good old one ALLY)?

[CAB]

In ACAD type VLIDE at the command prompt.

You can edit, test and analyze you lisp routines.

[bestplace2]

Sorry probably I was not clear enough - I'm looking some analyzer which gives report about used variables: local/global, used where/notused, functions cross refferences etc. (like in ALLY). I dont see such features in the VLISP that comes with Autocad.

In large lisp code is a little difficult to follow definitions of vars and sometimes hapenned a mess. I found before this feture of ALLY quite usefull, thats why I'm wondering what is currently available! (A was couple years out of Autocad and lost connection )

[CAB]

Never found a copy of ALLY so I can't compare to VLIDE but VLIDE will do some basic reporting:

[CHECKING TEXT PlotTabs.LSP loading...]
.
; === Top statistic:
; Function definition (with number of arguments): ((C:PLOTTABS . 0))
.
; warning: local variable used as function: NO_DCL_MODE
; warning: local variable used as function: DCL_MODE
; === Top statistic:
; Global variables: (#LYOUTS $VALUE *#COPIES* *#LYOUTS* *PTDEBUG* *PT_ACAD* *PT_DOC* :vlax-false :vlax-true COLLATESETS CONFIG# CONFIG-LIST EXCLUDECHR EXCLUDETAB FN IDX ITM LAYOUTS LAYPTR MYPATH NUMLST PLOT-CONFIG PLOT-ORDER PLOT-QTY PLOTALLTABS PLOTCONFIGS PLOTTOFILE PLOT_QTY QUANTITY REVORDER RVFLAG SAVELAYOUT SETLAYSTATE TAB-LIST TAB-PGSETUP TABLIST TABS2PLOT VAR_LST vlax-vbString X ZOOM-ALL)
; Function definition (with number of arguments): ((SET_IMAGE_TILES . 0) (DCL-REV-CHECK . 1) (PT_CREATE_DCL . 1) (PLOT_TO_FILE . 1) (PLOT_SUB . 0) (NO_DCL_MODE . 1) (DCL_MODE . 0) (ZOOM_LAYOUTS . 1) (GETPAGESETUP . 1) (GETPAGESETUPS . 0) (ITEM-P . 2) (PUTPAGESETUP . 2) (PLOTINFO . 0) (PLOTTABLIST . 2) (NUM_SORT . 1) (PLOT_CONFIG_LIST . 0) (TABSORT . 0) (GETPATH . 0) (CALL_OK . 0) (PLT2FILE . 0) (QUANCTRL . 0) (EXTAB . 0) (PLOTALLCK . 0) (INIT_TILES . 0) (DUMP_VARS . 0) (INIT_VARS . 0) (GET_VARS . 1) (SUB_PLOTTABS . 1))
..
; Check done.

[bestplace2]

Thanks. After I saw your post I start looking why my checkout reports look different - finaly found it - there is an option there which is not default and have to mark it "Report statsistics during ...".

Ok this is similar to what ALLY doing (not so detailed and systemized, but pretty enough)

Thanks again

[CAB]

You're welcome.

[Danielm103]

You might have a look at LispLink too, http://www.caelink.com/lisplink.htm

It’s a pretty good lisp editor that has some of the features your asking for.