How or where do I learn about reactors?

I know that reactors is what I need to use in one of my lisp programs but I don't know the first thing about writing or using them. Is there an "Idiots Guide to Reactors" out there that breaks them down into a easy to understand format?

 

I'm about to learn them myself.  I'm going to look into the help files.  There's also an example in the sample files of autocad.  I think it's garden path.  I know this isn't an idiot's guide but perhaps it will give you something to chew on now while your waiting.



 



Devin



 

 

Right. Just as long as it's yellow cause it's made out of gold

 

Luis
Just make sure you don't change it to www.axisdeiniquidadcadd.com !



???? what is this add doing here... that was long time ago....

I think, that is going to be some classes about visual lisp reactors this
year at the AU... I do not have the link here, visit AutoDesk web site.

By the way... draftteam.com is out of service, our new web site is
www.axiscadd.com

hth
Luis


I understand this is going to be quite an event!
Los Angeles awaits you Luis!
........and all of the rest of you coming to L A as well !
and if you want to get a rough idea of what reactors are and how they
can help you....see some examples......when it's done right
http://www.draftteam.com
Richard