lisp for progressive and/or partial offset

[PittMatt]

Good morning to all,
I press that I know a little autocad but I am totally fast programming lisp.
I wanted to know if any of you have knowledge of a lisp procedure that allows you to do the following things:
given a line can make an offset of the same attributing, through appropriate initial choice, progressive and/or partial measures indicated in sequence.
I explain better: given the base line I would like (with a view of the planimetric measures) to be able to make an offset of the line with measures inserted in a progressive form so that the successive are placed at the indicated distances starting from the initial line that acts as 0 (zero) / base or, according to the initial choice (measures indicated in progressive or partial form) indicating partial measures the lines are drawn so that the distance is measured. (a little like progressive and/or partial quotations).
I actually thought I saw a lisp that did what was expected but unfortunately I don't know how it is called or how to track it.
If someone can help me, it really does me a great favor.
Thank you in advance.

 

[rpor66]

commands:
- offset offset for list with absolute distances
- offsetlr for list with relative distances

Please.
bye

 

[x11start]

This lisp allows you to enter data by typing numbers, or selecting texts (or mts) or taking lengths from a polyline. all these values can then be used for a partial offset (the distance is related to the previous offset) or progressive (the offset considers the distance from the first element)