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measurement problem in rotated dimension
measurement problem in rotated dimension
i have a text string problem in rotated dimensionfff">. open the attachment in autocad, you can see there are two Øs in the rotated dimension. the text string is {\farial|b0|i0|c0|p34;sheercurvelayer}\x\a1;{\fari al|b0|i0|c0|p34;\u+2205 }<>\s+0.005^-0.001;. in this string, i used a Ø for my own usage, and used <> to behalf the measurement(40.0). where is the another Ø from? how autocad interpret the <> in this kind dimension? what's wrong with this string?
thanks for any help.
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originally posted by enigma
where is the another Ø from? how autocad interpret the <> in this kind dimension? what's wrong with this string?
thanks for any help.
your dimension contains dim prefix "\farial|b0|i0|c0|p34;\m+5d820" (see primary units property). its prefix is set in dimension style iso9. \m+5d820 mean there are two byte in this place 0xd8 and 0x20. so one is Ø from dimension text string and other from prefix.
best regards,
sergey z.

2009-05-06, 05:31 PM	#1
yang686526 高级会员注册日期: 06-11 帖子: 14579 精华: 1 现金: 224494 标准币资产: 234494 标准币	【转帖】measurement problem in rotated dimension measurement problem in rotated dimension measurement problem in rotated dimension i have a text string problem in rotated dimensionfff">. open the attachment in autocad, you can see there are two Øs in the rotated dimension. the text string is {\farial\|b0\|i0\|c0\|p34;sheercurvelayer}\x\a1;{\fari al\|b0\|i0\|c0\|p34;\u+2205 }<>\s+0.005^-0.001;. in this string, i used a Ø for my own usage, and used <> to behalf the measurement(40.0). where is the another Ø from? how autocad interpret the <> in this kind dimension? what's wrong with this string? thanks for any help. attached files quote: originally posted by enigma where is the another Ø from? how autocad interpret the <> in this kind dimension? what's wrong with this string? thanks for any help. your dimension contains dim prefix "\farial\|b0\|i0\|c0\|p34;\m+5d820" (see primary units property). its prefix is set in dimension style iso9. \m+5d820 mean there are two byte in this place 0xd8 and 0x20. so one is Ø from dimension text string and other from prefix. best regards, sergey z.