insert a block created by lisp

[Cristallo]

you can change the name of the block at a time, maybe by entering a type control

(setq suf (+ 1 suf))
so that at each execution the value of suf increases
then transform the value into a string
(setq suftxt (rtos suf 2 0))
and concatenate everything in the block name
(setq head (strcat "head" suftxt))

Of course the creation of the block will become(command "-block" testa "0,0" lista "")

 

[abelli12]

OK; I will try to follow this path.
Thank you very much.