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    Lightbulb Event Handler to toggle LTScale between MS/PS

    This code should serve only as a simple boilerplate to give you a start in making an event handler that toggles LTScale when you switch from ModelSpace to a Layout. It needs to be placed in the ThisDrawing object.

    It makes the assumption that the current DimScale is the scale factor you want for ModelSpace. This is a poor assumption IMHO, but you can decide how you want to store the scale factor yourself. (I might suggest a Dictionary/XRecord.)

    This sample regens the active viewport, but I have only tested this in AutoCAD 2004/2005. older versions might go unstable with the regen in there, so please test well before you use in an earlier environment.

    Code:
    Private Sub AcadDocument_LayoutSwitched(ByVal LayoutName As String)
      Dim sf As Double
      With ThisDrawing
        If UCase(LayoutName) <> "MODEL" Then
          sf = 1#
        ElseIf .GetVariable("DimScale") = 0 Then
          sf = 1#
        Else
          sf = .GetVariable("DimScale")
        End If
        .SetVariable "LTScale", 0.5 * sf
        .Regen acActiveViewport
      End With
    End Sub
    Last edited by RobertB; 2004-06-05 at 03:54 AM.

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