Saved page setup

[Anonymous]

Is there a way to determine via VLISP if a drawing has a saved page setup rather than the default page setup? Jason

[Anonymous]

Yes there is. Try the following, if it returns NIL then there are no saved pagesetups. ; [document] - document object ; return: list of strings or nil ; example: ; (getPlotConfigNames (vla-get-activedocument (vlax-get-acad-object))) (defun getPlotConfigNames (document / names) (reverse (vlax-for x (vla-get-plotconfigurations document) (setq names (cons (vla-get-name x) names)) ) ) ) -- -Jason Member of the Autodesk Discussion Forum Moderator Program "Jason Peterson" wrote in message news:3fdf5c40_3@statler... > Is there a way to determine via VLISP if a drawing has a saved page setup > rather than the default page setup? > > Jason > >

[Anonymous]

Jason, Thanks for the quick response. Do you know, is there also a way to simply see if a paperspace layout has a saved page setup that is not necessarily a named page setup? Also, do you know where the vla-get functions are documented? I can't seem to find it. Jason "Jason Piercey" wrote in message news:3fdf62f0$1_5@statler... Yes there is. Try the following, if it returns NIL then there are no saved pagesetups. ; [document] - document object ; return: list of strings or nil ; example: ; (getPlotConfigNames (vla-get-activedocument (vlax-get-acad-object))) (defun getPlotConfigNames (document / names) (reverse (vlax-for x (vla-get-plotconfigurations document) (setq names (cons (vla-get-name x) names)) ) ) ) -- -Jason Member of the Autodesk Discussion Forum Moderator Program "Jason Peterson" wrote in message news:3fdf5c40_3@statler... > Is there a way to determine via VLISP if a drawing has a saved page setup > rather than the default page setup? > > Jason > >

[Anonymous]

Not sure I understand how a layout could have a pagesetup but not be named. Could you give an example of that? As for the vla* functions you will have to look at the ActiveX and VBA reference and translate them from VBA to LISP syntax. If you type in VLIDE at the command line, push the APROPOS button (looks like an A in a set of ( ) you can type in vla and it should list them. -- -Jason Member of the Autodesk Discussion Forum Moderator Program "Jason Peterson" wrote in message news:3fdf6e36$1_3@statler... > Jason, > > Thanks for the quick response. Do you know, is there also a way to simply > see if a paperspace layout has a saved page setup that is not necessarily a > named page setup? Also, do you know where the vla-get functions are > documented? I can't seem to find it. > > Jason

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the vla tip. Concerning the page setups issue, when a user does a PageSetup command while in a layout tab, sets the parameters, and hits OK, the print setup is saved with the layout tab. This may or may not be a named page setup in the drawing file. I need to know when they've actually saved a page setup versus AutoCAD using the default settings for a layout. I think you have me headed in the right direction though. Jason "Jason Piercey" wrote in message news:3fdf7950$1_3@statler... Not sure I understand how a layout could have a pagesetup but not be named. Could you give an example of that? As for the vla* functions you will have to look at the ActiveX and VBA reference and translate them from VBA to LISP syntax. If you type in VLIDE at the command line, push the APROPOS button (looks like an A in a set of ( ) you can type in vla and it should list them. -- -Jason Member of the Autodesk Discussion Forum Moderator Program "Jason Peterson" wrote in message news:3fdf6e36$1_3@statler... > Jason, > > Thanks for the quick response. Do you know, is there also a way to simply > see if a paperspace layout has a saved page setup that is not necessarily a > named page setup? Also, do you know where the vla-get functions are > documented? I can't seem to find it. > > Jason