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Development of AutoCAD Standard Part Library System Based on AutoLISP

Cheng Fang

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This article uses the AutoLISP language to carry on the re-development to the AutoCAD graphics software, through the custom menu and the slide transfer, expandes the AutoCAD function, has realized cartography userfriendly, the specialization. Thus it saved designers’ time and the energy, has served the enhancement cartography efficiency purpose.

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This article uses the AutoLISP language to carry on the re-development to the AutoCAD graphics software, through the custom menu and the slide transfer, expandes the AutoCAD function, has realized cartography userfriendly, the specialization. Thus it saved designers’ time and the energy, has served the enhancement cartography efficiency purpose.

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This article uses the AutoLISP language to carry on the re-development to the AutoCAD graphics software, through the custom menu and the slide transfer, expandes the AutoCAD function, has realized cartography userfriendly, the specialization. Thus it saved designers’ time and the energy, has served the enhancement cartography efficiency purpose.

Key concepts: AutoLISP, Engineering drawing, Graphics, Computer science, Computer graphics (images), Software, Secondary development, Function (biology)

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