Find error

[manizheh]

I have a lisp that doesn't work properly, Could you help me to fix the error?

ll.lsp

Edited October 25, 2023 by manizheh

[Steven P]

So where is the error? What isn't it doing that is should be doing

[manizheh]

3 hours ago, Steven P said:

So where is the error? What isn't it doing that is should be doing

It does not continue after exedge

[Steven P]

OK so the only error I can see is the xedges command needs to end:

 

(command "xedges" "all" "")

 

[manizheh]

10 hours ago, Steven P said:

OK so the only error I can see is the xedges command needs to end:

 

(command "xedges" "all" "")

 

I think error there is where it want to count

[BIGAL]

Have a look at your other post, dont double post its confusing.

 

 

Edited October 26, 2023 by BIGAL

[Steven P]

3 hours ago, manizheh said:

I think error there is where it want to count

 

As bigAl suggests. perhaps keep the other thread going where there is a discussion for the function of the LISP.

 

Here, the question "the LISP has an error"... LISP runs for me now with that change, gets to the end and reports no errors.

[manizheh]

On 10/26/2023 at 11:21 AM, Steven P said:

 

As bigAl suggests. perhaps keep the other thread going where there is a discussion for the function of the LISP.

 

Here, the question "the LISP has an error"... LISP runs for me now with that change, gets to the end and reports no errors.

Hello, thank you, after you changed the program, the program works very well, But in the output file, all the rows are the same

Edited October 27, 2023 by manizheh

[Steven P]

On 10/27/2023 at 4:14 PM, manizheh said:

Hello, thank you, after you changed the program, the program works very well, But in the output file, all the rows are the same

 

So if the function is the same as the other thread (BIgAls link above) I would suggest that you continue that thread, keeps things nicer that way, all the thought process is there and what you are asking for.

 

If this function does something different then you might need to post a drawing and a description of what the LISP is meant to do - otherwise all we can really do is fix code errors and not the function itself