ThisDrawing.Export

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by joanl, Jun 30, 2004.

  1. joanl

    joanl Guest

    Hi to all,

    Is the dxf file created by ThisDrawing.Export a 2004 dxf? I need a 2000 dxf.

    thanks in advance

    Joan
     
    joanl, Jun 30, 2004
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  2. joanl

    Ed Jobe Guest

    Export doesn't even export to dxf. You have to use the SaveAs method with the ac2000_dxf constant for the FileType argument.

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    Ed
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    Hi to all,

    Is the dxf file created by ThisDrawing.Export a 2004 dxf? I need a 2000 dxf.

    thanks in advance

    Joan
     
    Ed Jobe, Jun 30, 2004
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  3. joanl

    joanl Guest

    I have a program written that does export a dxf file using ThisDrawing.Expot. I'm just not sure if it's a 2004 or 2000 dxf format. Need 2000 dxf.
     
    joanl, Jun 30, 2004
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  4. joanl

    Ed Jobe Guest

    Whatever. The info I gave you was straight out of the help file.
     
    Ed Jobe, Jun 30, 2004
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  5. joanl

    Ed Jobe Guest

    Clarification: The help doesn't specify. One could assume that it is the current version. The method I told you about *does* give you the option. You can either stick with what you have, or change your code to use the SaveAs method if you want to know what version you get.
     
    Ed Jobe, Jun 30, 2004
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  6. BTW, Ed, Export does do a dxf file. The docs are a bit misleading.

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    R. Robert Bell


    Export doesn't even export to dxf. You have to use the SaveAs method with
    the ac2000_dxf constant for the FileType argument.

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    ----
    Ed
    ----
    Hi to all,

    Is the dxf file created by ThisDrawing.Export a 2004 dxf? I need a 2000
    dxf.

    thanks in advance

    Joan
     
    R. Robert Bell, Jun 30, 2004
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  7. If you are using autoCAD 2004/5, yes.

    You will need to use Ed's approach to get a 2000-version dxf file.

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    R. Robert Bell


    Hi to all,

    Is the dxf file created by ThisDrawing.Export a 2004 dxf? I need a 2000
    dxf.

    thanks in advance

    Joan
     
    R. Robert Bell, Jun 30, 2004
    #7
  8. joanl

    Ed Jobe Guest

    Yeah, I clarified that *and* submitted a report to adesk.

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    Ed
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    BTW, Ed, Export does do a dxf file. The docs are a bit misleading.

    --
    R. Robert Bell


    Export doesn't even export to dxf. You have to use the SaveAs method with
    the ac2000_dxf constant for the FileType argument.

    --
    ----
    Ed
    ----
    Hi to all,

    Is the dxf file created by ThisDrawing.Export a 2004 dxf? I need a 2000
    dxf.

    thanks in advance

    Joan
     
    Ed Jobe, Jun 30, 2004
    #8
  9. joanl

    Ed Jobe Guest

    You know, before my first post, I also had checked File>Export and the command version *doesn't* list dxf. Very inconsistent. They stuck it to me. ;-)

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    Ed
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    Yeah, I clarified that *and* submitted a report to adesk.

    --
    ----
    Ed
    ----
    BTW, Ed, Export does do a dxf file. The docs are a bit misleading.

    --
    R. Robert Bell


    Export doesn't even export to dxf. You have to use the SaveAs method with
    the ac2000_dxf constant for the FileType argument.

    --
    ----
    Ed
    ----
    Hi to all,

    Is the dxf file created by ThisDrawing.Export a 2004 dxf? I need a 2000
    dxf.

    thanks in advance

    Joan
     
    Ed Jobe, Jun 30, 2004
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  10. I know. If I hadn't looked further down in the topic I might have replied as
    you did. Even funnier, the example uses dxf!

    P.S. I submitted also.

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    R. Robert Bell


    You know, before my first post, I also had checked File>Export and the
    command version *doesn't* list dxf. Very inconsistent. They stuck it to me.
    ;-)
     
    R. Robert Bell, Jun 30, 2004
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  11. joanl

    joanl Guest

    Thanks for the replies.

    I had the code written Ed's way to begin with then decided to switch to export because of write protect issues.

    Any ideas around that problem?

    Joan
     
    joanl, Jun 30, 2004
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