A Practical Guide to AutoCAD AutoLISP
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| Rating | : | 4.98 (572 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0582326737 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 200 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-03-31 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
A Practical Guide to AutoCAD AutoLisp introduces all the main functions and commands of the software and takes the user through a programmed, logical sequence of study which is suitable for courses or for distance learning. It assumes a basic knowledge of AutoCAD and covers all releases up to release 14.
A Customer said Not for beginners. I would not recommend this book to those who are new to AutoLISP. Of the "Not for beginners" according to A Customer. I would not recommend this book to those who are new to AutoLISP. Of the 200 pages in the book, only Not for beginners I would not recommend this book to those who are new to AutoLISP. Of the 200 pages in the book, only 39 were dedicated to "basic" AutoLISP programming. The rest of the book covered advanced techniques and the last third of the book was designed for the City & Guilds AutoLI. 9 were dedicated to "basic" AutoLISP programming. The rest of the book covered advanced techniques and the last third of the book was designed for the City & Guilds AutoLI. 00 pages in the book, only Not for beginners I would not recommend this book to those who are new to AutoLISP. Of the 200 pages in the book, only 39 were dedicated to "basic" AutoLISP programming. The rest of the book covered advanced techniques and the last third of the book was designed for the City & Guilds AutoLI. 9 were dedicated to "basic" AutoLISP programming. The rest of the book covered advanced techniques and the last third of the book was designed for the City & Guilds AutoLI. Basic and Incomplete Bruce Snow At best a cursory introduction to AutoLISP. It lacks depth. Has no reference tables for AutoLISP functions, group codes, system variables or the like which would have made the book useful as a manual. Although Release 14 is mentioned I don't think had been updated for the
He was formerly the Head of Industrial Engineering and Curriculum Manager at York College of Further and Higher Education, and has written numerous articles for CADuser Magazine.. He is Chief Regional (Yorkshire) External Verifier for C&G AutoCAD courses and Senior Examiner for GCSE Design and Communication. Trevor Bousfield is a consultant engineer with 47 years' experience in engineering including the post of Senior Designer for Vickers Ltd
It assumes a basic knowledge of AutoCAD and covers all releases up to Release 14. From the Back CoverAutoLISP is a high-level programming language used within AutoCAD. Part Two: Advanced AutoLISPDevelops the knowledge gained in AutoLISP in Action and goes on to focus on practical graphical solutions encountered within industry. Part Three: City & Guilds AutoLISP Programming esigned specifically for the City & Guilds AutoLISP Programming Certificate (C&G 4351-005), with sample practical assignments and a written test. It also includes details of the course requirements, discusses program structure and presentation, and lists all AutoLISP functions.Each part includes