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AllowLongSymbolNames Example |
Using Programming Languages other than VBA
Sub Example_AllowLongSymbolNames()
' This example reads and modifies the preference value that controls
' whether symbol names include extended character sets or more
' than 31 characters.
'
' When finished, this example resets the preference value back to
' its original value.
Dim ACADPref As AcadDatabasePreferences
Dim originalValue As Variant, newValue As Variant
' Get the user preferences object
Set ACADPref = ThisDrawing.preferences
' Read and display the original value
originalValue = ACADPref.AllowLongSymbolNames
MsgBox "The AllowLongSymbolNames preference is set to: " & originalValue
' Modify the AllowLongSymbolNames preference by toggling the value
ACADPref.AllowLongSymbolNames = Not (ACADPref.AllowLongSymbolNames)
newValue = ACADPref.AllowLongSymbolNames
MsgBox "The AllowLongSymbolNames preference has been set to: " & newValue
' Reset the preference back to its original value
'
' * Note: Comment out this last section to leave the change to
' this preference in effect
ACADPref.AllowLongSymbolNames = originalValue
MsgBox "The AllowLongSymbolNames preference was reset back to: " & originalValue
End Sub
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