SUBR, EXRXSUBR, and USUBR
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The name of the function (the name that was specified in or at load time). refers to internal and compiled functions, refers to external ARX functions, and identifies user-defined functions. defunSUBREXRXSUBRUSUBR
The data type represents functions that cannot be debugged with the Visual LISP debugging tools (for example, you cannot set breakpoints). These are internal AutoLISP functions, or functions loaded from FAS or VLX files. The Inspect window shows a string containing the name of the symbol, as in the following example: SUBRSUBR
The data type represents functions that can be debugged with the Visual LISP debugging tools (for example, you can set breakpoints and view the values of program variables). These functions are loaded from AutoLISP source code. USUBR
The Inspect window shows the name of the symbol, a list of function parameters (arguments), and a list of local variables declared in the function (listed after the “/” in the argument list). The following example shows an Inspect window for a function named YINYANG that does not accept any arguments, but does declare several local variables: USUBRdefun
The data type represents functions loaded from ObjectARX or .NET applications. The Inspect window shows a string containing the function name, as in the following example: EXRXSUBREXRXSUBR
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