Optimizing LISP code that Automatically stations lines and creates viewports that have matchline information filled out.
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I need a competent Lisp programmer's help in dealing with a nagging issue affecting my code. Specifically, it is producing incorrect outputs when engaging with certain external systems.
Key tasks include:
- Identify the root cause of the output error
- Troubleshoot and rectify the logic flaws causing these errors
- Make sure code is efficient, secure, and maintainable
The ideal candidate for this role will have:
- Proven experience working with Lisp and Autolisp even VBA.
- Troubleshooting and debugging expertise
- A good communicator that can take my rudimentary directions.
To make it short, I have a code that is used for underground drilling permits in the CAD environment. I have a LISP suite that stations a line by generating notes, that generates MLeaders when the subject of the permit crosses a utility lines and puts it on the layer automatically with correct verbiage. This code also uses a block as model space representation of a viewport, where the commands in that suite let me fill out LAYOUT space blocks automatically, and zooms in on the spot where the subject block resides in model space. I'm having issues with this code with this code and I'd love to discuss those issues with the right candidate. If this sounds like something you might be able to create from scratch, then this is the job for you, and I'm confident you can fix this code.
Key tasks include:
- Identify the root cause of the output error
- Troubleshoot and rectify the logic flaws causing these errors
- Make sure code is efficient, secure, and maintainable
The ideal candidate for this role will have:
- Proven experience working with Lisp and Autolisp even VBA.
- Troubleshooting and debugging expertise
- A good communicator that can take my rudimentary directions.
To make it short, I have a code that is used for underground drilling permits in the CAD environment. I have a LISP suite that stations a line by generating notes, that generates MLeaders when the subject of the permit crosses a utility lines and puts it on the layer automatically with correct verbiage. This code also uses a block as model space representation of a viewport, where the commands in that suite let me fill out LAYOUT space blocks automatically, and zooms in on the spot where the subject block resides in model space. I'm having issues with this code with this code and I'd love to discuss those issues with the right candidate. If this sounds like something you might be able to create from scratch, then this is the job for you, and I'm confident you can fix this code.