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Otherwise we would need a (done_dialog) somewhere.) (We don't have a dialog exiting action here, because the default OK button does Define the procedures to be executed for certain ACTIONS that user End_list finishes building the list box list (LAMBDA (VAR) (ADD_LIST (STRCAT (CAR VAR) ' ' (CDR VAR)))) and adds it to the list box list we are building.

The lambda function puts an association group together into a string Mapcar runs the lambda function on every member of ListBox1Contents We add each member of ListBox1Contents to the list_box Start_list with the 3 option means we are doing a new list Initialize the wiki-EditOptions dialog from the file. (SETQ DCL_ID (LOAD_DIALOG 'EditOptions.lsp')) Wiki-EditOptions (OptionsList / DCL_ID DialogExitCode ListBox1Contents Then when the edit box is changed, the changed value is stored in the list box. When user picks a variable in the list box, a list of variables and their values in a list box (SETQ *wiki-Options* (wiki-EditOptions *wiki-Options*)) and set the global options list to what it returns. Set the initial Options in a global association list Sample command to call the wiki-EditOptions function TGH Released application without setcfg/getcfg or setvar/getvar Please AutoCAD:Be_bold in adding clarifying comments and improvements at

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the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify the selection down to the beginning of the code. then still holding the key, use the arrow keys to shrink the top of key combination to highlight all the way to the top of the article,

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In Windows you may want to start below the code and use ++ If you select too much, simply delete any extra from your destination file. Start highlighting OUTSIDE the code boxes and use the mouse or keyboard to Copy this code to a file on your computer.

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Add optional variable help string below edit_box.

Add current variable name next to for edit_box.

Add (sample) setvar and getvar functions.

In a command or menu macro called something like Options, call wiki-EditOptions like this: (setq *MyAppOptions* (wiki-EditOptions '(('CurbLayerName'.

Structure your vanilla application settings into a string association list like this: '(('CurbLayerName'.

Run the sample command it by typing wiki-EditOptions.

Load EditOptions.lsp by dragging or by typing (load 'EditOptions').

At the command line, make sure (findfile 'EditOptions.lsp') can find it (so the DCL code in it will load when called).

Save the Source Code (both DCL and LSP) into a file called EditOptions.lsp.

Once that is done, the application that uses this function will have to provide only an association list of default (fallback) settings, and Options Editor will take care of the rest. User:Tom Haws, who started this application, hopes to build in storage using at the least the AutoLISP setcfg/getcfg functions. This first version takes an association list of string settings, gives end user a dialog to change them at will, and returns the resulting association list. Options Editor is a functioning, brief, and carefully commented example of using Dialog Control Language (DCL) and AutoLISP to control an AutoCAD Programmable Dialog Box that has one single-selection list_box and one edit_box Much like the Firefox about:config page, Options Editor displays a list of options in a dialog box so that an end user can configure the various options for an application without directly editing a config file (like INI or LSP). Options Editor is a tool for AutoLISP developers to include in their applications.

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