list all setq's?

I know I have seen a command like this before, but can't remember where.

I need a command that will give me a complete lisp of all the setq's
used in a lisp command.. (for the rare occasion where i don't have the
actual code to look at).

Could someone point me in the right direction ... or post the code??

TIA

 

Look into atoms_family in help.

 

"no topics found" for anything like that...

 

Look here:

\LDD_Install_Dir\Help\acad_vlr.chm

Then open the "A" category, scroll down to (atoms-family)

 

I don't have LDD... vanil 2K5

 

and i don't have that file in my 2K5 help folder..

 

Open VLIDE
Click on Help-> Visual LISP Help Topics
AutoLISP Reference
Expand 'A' and look for 'atoms-family'

 

either I am using it wrong, or that is not what i want.

when i use that command.. it returns the lisp "commands"..

ie:
(defun c:sd ().....)

it returns ("c:sd")

it's this I want..

(defun c:sd (/ test1 test2 test3 test4)....)
it should return ("test1" "test2"...) and any other "setq" that is
created in any of my lisp commands.

follow?

 

(atoms-family 0)
a-put-ToleranceSuppressLeadingZeros + vla-put-ExtLine2EndPoint *
acViewport2Vertical vla-AngleFromXAxis :VLR-endInsert FITSTR2LEN
vla-get-ModelType vla-get-ObjectName vla-AddLeader vla-get-Enable SLIDE_IMAGE ....

Try it at command line:
(atoms-family 0)



Bob

 

That's called a variable. If a variable is declared local to a function, as
in your example, then no, you can't find its name from outside the function.
Because it doesn't exist except during the execution of the function. That's
why it's called a local variable. If you don't have the source code, you
can't look at the inner workings of a compiled function. The only way you're
going to know what names are used for local variables is to look at the
code.

 

That is the first mention of your ACAD version.

Try:
\Install_Dir\Help\acad_dev.chm