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AltUnitsPrecision Example |
Using Programming Languages other than VBA
Sub Example_AltUnitsPrecision()
' This example creates an aligned dimension in model space and
' uses AltUnitsPrecision to allow the user to change the
' precision of the alternate dimension
Dim dimObj As AcadDimAligned
Dim point1(0 To 2) As Double, point2(0 To 2) As Double
Dim location(0 To 2) As Double
Dim oldPrecision As String, newPrecision As String
' Define the dimension
point1(0) = 0: point1(1) = 5: point1(2) = 0
point2(0) = 5.12345678: point2(1) = 5: point2(2) = 0
location(0) = 5: location(1) = 7: location(2) = 0
' Create an aligned dimension object in model space
Set dimObj = ThisDrawing.ModelSpace.AddDimAligned(point1, point2, location)
' Enable alternate unit display
dimObj.AltUnits = True
ThisDrawing.Application.ZoomAll
' Store old Precision value as default for input box
oldPrecision = dimObj.AltUnitsPrecision
' Allow the user to change the precision for the alternate dimension
newPrecision = InputBox("Enter a new precision for the alternate dimension. The value must range from 0 to 8.", "Alternate Dimension Precision", oldPrecision)
Select Case newPrecision
Case 0: newPrecision = acDimPrecisionZero
Case 1: newPrecision = acDimPrecisionOne
Case 2: newPrecision = acDimPrecisionTwo
Case 3: newPrecision = acDimPrecisionThree
Case 4: newPrecision = acDimPrecisionFour
Case 5: newPrecision = acDimPrecisionFive
Case 6: newPrecision = acDimPrecisionSix
Case 7: newPrecision = acDimPrecisionSeven
Case 8: newPrecision = acDimPrecisionEight
Case Else
MsgBox "The alternate precision has not been changed."
Exit Sub
End Select
dimObj.AltUnitsPrecision = newPrecision ' Commit changes to precision
ThisDrawing.Regen acAllViewports
' Read back and display the alternate dimension precision
newPrecision = dimObj.AltUnitsPrecision
MsgBox "The alternate dimension precision has been set to " & newPrecision & " decimal places"
End Sub
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