Luigi_Carovilla
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hi guys before exposing my problem I tell you what I managed to do with my low experience in the lisp and vba world.
preferring to work in cad and therefore avoid using other software (like the one of the house) to generate cutting paths for the cnc machine I assembled/combined various lisp found around the web and until here everything ok, because they do their duty creating a file with csv extension as I wanted it. As a result I created an excel workbook with a concatenation of macros that processes this csv file and generates me the txt file as set by me and also this is perfect (saving so time and space on my hd). You'll be wondering, "What's the problem?" I'll tell you right away. I would like, if possible, to avoid passing by excel and create the txt file with a lisp in autocad.
the generated file must be composed as in the example file that you find attached. if there is no clear thing you ask and thank so many who will try to help me.
preferring to work in cad and therefore avoid using other software (like the one of the house) to generate cutting paths for the cnc machine I assembled/combined various lisp found around the web and until here everything ok, because they do their duty creating a file with csv extension as I wanted it. As a result I created an excel workbook with a concatenation of macros that processes this csv file and generates me the txt file as set by me and also this is perfect (saving so time and space on my hd). You'll be wondering, "What's the problem?" I'll tell you right away. I would like, if possible, to avoid passing by excel and create the txt file with a lisp in autocad.
the generated file must be composed as in the example file that you find attached. if there is no clear thing you ask and thank so many who will try to help me.