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AutoLisp is a dialect of LISP; a small subset of the Common Lisp programming language. It has extensions that support the manipulation of graphical entities. The properties of these graphical entities are stored as association lists in which AutoLisp "group codes" are paired with values that indicate properties such as points, radii, colors, layers, linetyptes, etc. AutoLisp is included with the CAD program Autocad. It is not included with the "AutoCAD LT" product line.

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	AutoLisp is a dialect of [[LISP]]; a small subset of the [[Common Lisp]] [[programming language]]. It has extensions that support the manipulation of graphical entities. It is included with the [[CAD]] program [[Autocad]].		AutoLisp is a dialect of [[LISP]]; a small subset of the [[Common Lisp]] [[programming language]]. It has extensions that support the manipulation of graphical entities. The properties of these graphical entities are stored as [[association list]]s in which AutoLisp "group codes" are paired with values that indicate properties such as points, radii, colors, layers, linetyptes, etc. AutoLisp is included with the [[CAD]] program [[Autocad]]. It is not included with the "AutoCAD LT" product line.