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发表于 2022-7-6 08:17:29
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Welcome to the forum and the the challenging world or LISP/VLISP programming. As someone who barely knew LISP only 10 months ago, I can share a little more light on this topic for you. You will need great motivation, endurance and patience to learn LISP. There is so much more to it than one can imagine when you start out. Yes, it will draw lines, arc, circles and such but it will also modify objects deep within the AutoCAD database...and dictionaries (a new topic I only recently learned about). You can stick with the simple stuff like "hello world" but if you're planning on doing any real work with LISP you will go far beyond this point. And the books available are usually out of date, the articles posted on the Internet are valuable sources of information, but you will encounter typos, misinformation, bad information, old obselete information, etc... and my favorite (only because it happens so much), you will do a search for a specific topic and find a search results which looks like it has exactly what you're looking for only to find some poor putz on the other side of the planet asked the same question 3 years ago and no one has ever replied to it.
Don't get discouraged. The journey is worth it if doing LISP programming is what you really want. And this forum and a few others out there are great places to start. But don't kid yourself. Learning LISP is not for the faint of heart and it does take endurance and commitment to reinforcing what you learn along the way.
Good luck on your journey and there are lots of ace programmers here who will try to help. |
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