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【转帖】converting dimensions
converting dimensions
in euans, the simplest way to do that is to switch the sheet format. so... you only want to increment/decrement dimensions that are not set to use document precision, right? -handleman, cswp (the new, easy test) in my case i select a bunch of dimensions and press alt+1 to set them to one decimal, alt+2 for two decimals, alt+3 for three decimals or alt+0 for no decimals. obviously i have macros associated with these keys. is that what you are looking for. another scenario would be for you to preselect a number of dimensions and press (as an example) alt+d to bring up a window with radio buttons for 0, 1, 2 or 3 decimals which you can select. give this one a try. run it after you run the other macro you use. it will increment or decrement precision on all dimensions that are not set to the document precision. code dim swapp as sldworks.sldworks dim swdoc as sldworks.modeldoc2 dim swdwg as sldworks.drawingdoc dim swview as sldworks.view dim swdispdim as sldworks.displaydimension dim killflag as integer dim smsg as string sub incdecprecision() set swapp = application.sldworks set swdoc = swapp.activedoc if swdoc.gettype <> swdocdrawing then msgbox "this macro only works for drawing files." exit sub end if smsg = "click ""yes"" to increment, ""no"" to decrement, or ""cancel"" to quit." killflag = msgbox(smsg, vbyesnocancel, "dimension precision +/-") if killflag = vbcancel then exit sub end if set swdwg = swdoc set swview = swdwg.getfirstview while not (swview is nothing) set swdispdim = swview.getfirstdisplaydimension5 while not swdispdim is nothing if not (swprecisionfollowsdocumentsetting = swdispdim.getprimaryprecision2) then if vbyes = killflag then swdispdim.setprecision2 swdispdim.getprimaryprecision2 + 1, -1, -1, -1 else swdispdim.setprecision2 swdispdim.getprimaryprecision2 - 1, -1, -1, -1 end if end if set swdispdim = swdispdim.getnext5 wend set swview = swview.getnextview wend end sub -handleman, cswp (the new, easy test) |
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