If you are writing a lisp routine and you are trying to figure out if a command can be used in a lisp routine; try this...in the command line start by typing in a dash and then the command. For example...if you are wanting to create a new layer. In the command line type "-layer", then all the options show in the command line; Then just follow the prompts.
And at the end of it; if you are setting linetype, lineweight, color and the such...this is an example of what you will see...
-LAYER;NEW;D_EQ;LTYPE;CONTINUOUS;D_EQ;LWEIGHT;.020;D_EQ;COLOR;11;D_EQ;;
If you have "Dynamic Input" turned on then it is easy to see what commands you can use the "-" in front of.
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