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Printed Date: 09.Jul.2026 at 07:13


Topic: Print Styles
Posted By: james@cougar
Subject: Print Styles
Date Posted: 09.Oct.2007 at 12:11
Is there an easy way to set run the _ConvertPstyles command only if the pstylemode system variable is set to 0.
 
Thanks


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Posted By: Vladimir Michl
Date Posted: 09.Oct.2007 at 13:05
sure - e.g. by a LISP function:
 
(if (= (getvar "PSTYLEMODE") 0)(command "_CONVERTPSTYLES"))


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Posted By: james@cougar
Date Posted: 09.Oct.2007 at 13:36
Sorry, but does this also work in non lisp environments. I am currently using AutoCad LT 2000.
 
Many thanks
 
James

Posted By: Vladimir Michl
Date Posted: 09.Oct.2007 at 13:40
There are only limited customization tools in LT. But you can try to use a conditional Diesel expression in menu macros:
 
$M=$(if,$(=,$(getvar,pstylemode),0),_convertpstyles)


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