To make the Lisp actually say "Sq. Ft." or "Sq. M.", we modify the final princ line. Replace the final princ lines with this:
(princ (strcat "\n>>> TOTAL AREA: " (rtos total 2 2) " SQ. FT. <<<")) Conversion: 1 Acre = 43,560 square feet
: Shows area for one object, not total.
Do you have a specific requirement for your total area Lisp (e.g., export to CSV, subtract voids, or add prefixes)? Write a comment below or modify the code as shown in Part 4 – the power of open-source Lisp is that it is infinitely customizable.
To make the Lisp actually say "Sq. Ft." or "Sq. M.", we modify the final princ line. Replace the final princ lines with this:
(princ (strcat "\n>>> TOTAL AREA: " (rtos total 2 2) " SQ. FT. <<<")) Conversion: 1 Acre = 43,560 square feet total area autocad lisp
: Shows area for one object, not total.
Do you have a specific requirement for your total area Lisp (e.g., export to CSV, subtract voids, or add prefixes)? Write a comment below or modify the code as shown in Part 4 – the power of open-source Lisp is that it is infinitely customizable. To make the Lisp actually say "Sq