AutoLISP 2000i compatability

I have written and used an AutoLISP routine for seismic bracing. I wrote it in 1994 using R13. I have other that I wrote circa 1994 that work fine in 2000i. This one does not. It is large for a LISP routine. At the opening disclaimer, 2000i gives "error: too many arguments" after displaying the words "....regarding these materials and makes such materials". Then the routine stops. I would appreciate it if some on could look at my code and point out what needs to be corrected for it to work in 2000i.
Thank you.

 

Dan,
There are 2 lines in your code which have more than 1 argument, such as:
(prompt "blah blah" l1 "blah blah")
both of these need to be of the form:
(prompt (strcat "blah blah" l1 "blah blah"))
also, in both of these lines the var that is being referenced is not being
set prior to calling it, so I'm not sure if it is even necessary.

HTH,
Jeff

it in 1994 using R13. I have other that I wrote circa 1994 that work fine in
2000i. This one does not. It is large for a LISP routine. At the opening
disclaimer, 2000i gives "error: too many arguments" after displaying the
words "....regarding these materials and makes such materials". Then the
routine stops. I would appreciate it if some on could look at my code and
point out what needs to be corrected for it to work in 2000i.

 

Looks like it got opened in some appicaltion and it added some charaters
that it shouldn't of.
Here are two lines that I found

(PROMPT "\navailable solely on an " l1 " basis.")
Delete the "l1" (the "" also)

and on this line
(PROMPT "\n WU (Wood U bolts) " l@l " Bolts in Wood Construction"
delete the " l@l " (quoations marks too)

With out having all the blocks it inserts I can tell if it works all the way
or not.

Murph

it in 1994 using R13. I have other that I wrote circa 1994 that work fine in
2000i. This one does not. It is large for a LISP routine. At the opening
disclaimer, 2000i gives "error: too many arguments" after displaying the
words "....regarding these materials and makes such materials". Then the
routine stops. I would appreciate it if some on could look at my code and
point out what needs to be corrected for it to work in 2000i.