launch a lisp from lisp

[Angelo2449]

Hello everyone,
in the code below, the > command < extracted from the windows clipboard, contains the lisp command name to run.
then command = "line" should run the command "line".
what can I write instead of (xxxxxx) to get this?
It doesn't work!
Thank you.

 (defun panel (/ command)

(runapp "c:\\autocadsupporto\\\libertytre\\\pannelloicone.exe "c:\\\\\autocadsupport\\\\\\\\\pannelloicone.tkn" :vlax-true)
(setq command (getcliptext)

(princ "\n")
(princ "command xxxxxxxxx ")
(princ command)
(princ "\n")

(xxxxxxxxxx)

);

 

[GP.]

(command command...)

 

[Angelo2449]

Thank you.

but > (command command) < or (command (command)) does not work, the instruction contained in
> command < is not recognized.
I also replaced > command < with > command < to avoid analogies but it does not work.

 

[GP.]

how do you know where to draw the line if you don't give it the start and end points

(setq command "line")
(command command "0,0" "3,8"")

 

[Angelo2449]

It's not the case,
the command I would like to perform is > reference < if on the command bar type > reference < then
> enter < , everything works.
so how should the code be written to work?

 (defun panel (/ commandx commandy)

(runapp "c:\\autocadsupporto\\\libertytre\\\pannelloicone.exe "c:\\\\\autocadsupport\\\\\\\\\pannelloicone.tkn" :vlax-true)

(setq commandx (getcliptext)

(princ "\n")
(princ "comandox xxxxxxxxx ")
(princ commandx)
(princ "\n")

(setq commandy command)
(comandoy)

);

the execution of this code causes:

command: panel
commandx xxxxxxxxxx reference
; error: wrong function: "referral"

Thank you.

 

[GP.]

the command I would like to perform is > reference < if on the command bar type > reference < then > enter < , everything works.
so how should the code be written to work

but what command is reference? ? ?
a command passed by a lisp (autocad command, not a lisp function) must correspond to the sequence you would introduce from command line.
since the latter says it works with (command commandy ")

 

[Angelo2449]

It is clear that > reference < is a lisp command!
The only way I've tried, right now, where the code works, is this:

(defun panel (/ commandx)

(runapp "c:\\autocadsupporto\\\libertytre\\\pannelloicone.exe "c:\\\\\autocadsupport\\\\\\\\\pannelloicone.tkn" :vlax-true)
(setq commandx (getcliptext)

(princ "\n")
(princ "comandox xxxxxxxxx ")
(princ commandx)
(princ "\n")

(cond)
((= commandx "reference") (reference))
((= commandx "chargerif") (loadrif))
............ .... .
............ .... .
............ .... .
);

);

but sincerely does not satisfy me!

 

[GP.]

It is clear that > reference < is a lisp command!

Of course not.

then command = "linea" should run the "line" command.

you want to launch function lisp, if this belongs to another file (lsp) the syntax to use is (c:comandoy)

 

[GP.]

prova with:
(eval (read commandy)

 

[Angelo2449]

It does not work, for now only with the use of > cond < I get the result.

 

[GP.]

(eval (read commandy))

 

[Angelo2449]

Perfect!
Great gp, thank you!